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Mykah: Elevating Afrobeat to New Heights
Mykah stands as a luminary, a maestro in the Nigerian entertainment scene, whose deft touch has graced the works of international superstars like Davido and Boyspice. With a career spanning back to 2016, Mykah’s journey into the heart of the music industry has been nothing short of extraordinary, marked by… Listen ⇢
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Unveiling Everyday Beauty: A Review of Femi Morakinyo’s Artistic Mastery
Femi Morakinyo’s art is an exploration of the familiar, rendered with a distinctive twist that both captivates and mesmerizes the viewer. Stepping into the realm of Morakinyo’s creations is akin to entering a world where the ordinary is transformed into the extraordinary, where the mundane is imbued with a profound… Listen ⇢
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Death & the King’s Horseman, Ayokunle Ajisafe Explores The Cultural Clash and Colonial Consequences in the Stage Play”
The power of theater lies in its ability to transcend boundaries and transport audiences into different worlds, immersing them in the complexities of human experiences. “Death and the King’s Horseman,” a stage play written by Nigerian playwright Wole Soyinka, does precisely that. This iconic work is a thought-provoking exploration of… Listen ⇢
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A Symphony of Colors: A Review of Favour Nwokocha’s Artworks
Favour Nwokocha’s recent exhibition at Madeke Gallery is a mesmerizing display of digital artistry that captivates the senses and invites viewers into a world of vibrant hues and emotional resonance. Born and raised in Ajah, Lagos, Nigeria, Favour’s artistic journey began at a young age, inspired by her father’s photography… Listen ⇢
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Art Review: Tosin Iwayemi profound insights into the African culture
Tosin Iwayemi’s artworks delve into the rich tapestry of African features and beauty, as seen in pieces like “Samburu,” “Goddess,” “Face of the God,” and “Kanuri.” Each painting offers a unique perspective on the portrayal of African women and the cultural heritage of various African tribes.”Samburu” presents a captivating depiction… Listen ⇢
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Art Review: Tonye Pollyn’s “Blue Rhapsody” Series
Tonye Pollyn’s “Blue Rhapsody” series presents a captivating exploration of human expression and identity through a striking use of color and form. Consisting of five paintings, each bearing the same title, “Blue Rhapsody” stands out not only for its predominant use of blue but also for its poignant portrayal of… Listen ⇢
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Unveiling Perspectives: A Review of Victor Isiguzo’s Art Exhibition with Madeke
If you viewed the recent digital exhibition at madeke, featuring the works of Victor Isiguzo, you would have being treated to a captivating array of artwork that delved into the intricacies of human perception, history, and beauty. Among the standout pieces was Victor Isiguzo’s contribution, which showcased his adeptness at… Listen ⇢
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Kanye West’s Super Bowl Ad Fails to Impress, But Promotion Tactics Still Pay Off Big
In a surprising turn of events, Kanye West’s highly anticipated Super Bowl ad failed to make the splash that many had expected. Despite spending millions on the commercial spot, viewers were left underwhelmed by the lackluster advertisement. However, West’s unconventional promotion tactics both before and during the game ultimately paid… Listen ⇢
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Illuminating Shadows: Oritsetsonaye Donna Bennet’s Vision of Nigeria
In her recent exhibition, Oritsetsonaye Donna Bennett offers viewers a captivating journey into the heart of Nigeria through her evocative paintings. Among the collection, two pieces stand out as poignant reflections of Nigerian life – “Marina at Night” and “Argungun Fishing Festival,” alongside “The Water Search.” “Marina at Night” casts… Listen ⇢
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