With a new concept store that will double as a creative and community center, the cultural exchange event is solidifying its legacy as a creative melting pot.
Art practitioners and curators believe these returns are especially important at a time when young Nigerians have few means of engaging with the country’s rich history.
+234 Art Fair brings together about 260 emerging artists from across Nigeria, encouraging attendees to rethink what art patronage means.
Even as trucks and buses give way to more compact tricycles, the messages and motifs that are inscribed on different modes of transportation keep them an essential part of local storytelling.
We spoke with the Nigerian photographer about capturing nostalgia and letting your work breathe.
OkayAfrica sat down with the Nigerian lawyer and gallerist to discuss the blossoming African art scene and the ingenuity it offers the world at large.
We spoke with the Nigerian digital visual artist about inspiration being everywhere, and in every thing.
In a recently signed deal, Germany has reached an agreement to return Nigeria's looted Bronzes.
OkayAfrica caught up with Oluwole Omofemi in Ibadan, Nigeria, to talk about five standout paintings and the messages he was trying to convey in the work.
We spoke with the visual artist on identity and letting your intuition guide you to success.
The Nigerian photographer and art director uses his creative talents to reflect the social, economic, and political realities of Nigerian youths.
We spoke with the 3D artist and animator about his company Lotusfly Animations, Black excellence, and Africa's relationship with technology.