Recently, the walls within new Kokopelli Gallery site in Ikoyi hosted Paolo Sisiano’s art exhibition titled “We are okay, but we are not like before”. These works, a sprawling thesis on self from the perspective of a brooder is a cohesive story told across 24
Painter, and artist– Olalekan Odunbori has improved on the conversation around what African art really is with a series of thought experiments that build on European styles within traditional contexts. His works are African through and through, and his delivery makes it accessible to all. Olalekan
Progressive Tailors Club (PTC) is a long drawn attempt at observational comedy in modern Nollywood. Directed by Biodun Stephen and co-produced by Niyi Akinmolayan and Victoria Akujobi. Delivered from Anthill studios, the company responsible for films like The Wedding Party 2, The Set Up, Prophetess
One must consider the ones who seem irrelevant in the embodiment of society, the ones we constantly do a disservice to by continually insisting on their transition towards our systemized conditioning for are we really perceiving with our endless disposition to intellect the mind that is seemingly infallible. Now I
Caveat Venditor by A Billion Laughs is commentary on the comedy industry by practitioners who seem to exist on the outskirt of its mainstream. Their manifesto, which is the first piece of information that introduces the show goes “A documentary-ish variety special by four comedians
In Afonja, the Rise, Tunde Leye attempts to bring to life important historical events. The book chronicles the lives of select political actors and their roles in the Ọ̀yọ́ empire. The title character Afonja is seen by many as the founding father of Ìlọrin, in