Nigerian artists in the Diaspora have profoundly shaped global arts and literature by infusing Nigerian cultural perspectives ...

The Federal Government on Tuesday unveiled its partnership with Tikera Africa, a culture and creative economy hub, to promote youth and women-led economic inclusion through skilled artisanship, ...

Laolu Senbanjo shares what it was like working on the top-secret project. — -- Meet Laolu Senbanjo, the New York City-based artist behind the body art in Beyoncé’s new visual album ...

Art in Nigeria over the years has evolved to encompass traditional, contemporary, and modern styles, often blending indigenous aesthetics with global influences. There are however some women who ...

His work titled “Don’t Feed Poverty, Let’s Empower Human Race” shows three colorfully attired West African women making music with drums.

The Federal Government has pledged its full support for the growth of the North's creative industry, officially endorsing the Arewa International Film Festival (AIFF).

She also looks to Africa, including Nigerian pottery she studied long ago as an intern at the National Museum of African Art. Now such forms become part of a human figure, as in the sculpture Jug.

THE creative industry has become a powerful economic force worldwide, and for Nigerian and African artists, adapting to the digital economy is essential for growth. Artists can maximise their ...

Nigerian, African Diaspora emerge winners in Access Art X Prize ACCESS Holdings will be paying $20,000 grants to two star prize winners in its just concluded 2023 Art X competition.

African Art has a strong presence at TEFAF Maastricht this year with a solo exhibition of Salah Elmur at Mariane Ibrahim and a group exhibition of 20 th century and contemporary African art at TAFETA.