E.D Adegoke – The Age of Dreams
What is your starting point for painting? Is it a mood, gesture, composition or glance? When I started this series […]
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The Chibok Girls: Novelist Helon Habila’s Tells The Story of Those Kidnapped by Boko Haram
We keep calling them ‘Chibok Girls’ but they’re from different towns” says novelist and journalist, Helon Habila, of the 217
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Petina Gappah, author of “The Book of Memory,”
Debut novelists are not renowned for having an assured voice. For the gifted and fortunate, more often than not, the
Tobi Alexandra Falade: Inspired From (Un)Usual Spaces
Tobi Alexandra Falade: Inspired From (Un)Usual Spaces The curator tells C& about an exhibition of Rosa-Johan Uddoh’s films, libraries as
Marsha Reid: Public Sculpture and Cultural Equity
Marsha Reid: Public Sculpture and Cultural Equity We spoke to the US arts activist about an exhibition in which she
Patrick Eugene: Where Do We Go from Here?
Patrick Eugene: Where Do We Go from Here? In Conversation Sabo Kpade speaks to the Haitian-American painter about the timely
Helen Epega: “I compose with colors and shapes”
Helen Epega: “I compose with colors and shapes” The Nigerian artist, singer, and composer speaks to us about her creative
Nasty C, South African Hip-Hop’s Boy Wonder, On His New Album ‘Strings and Bling’
Nasty C, South African Hip-Hop’s Boy Wonder, On His New Album ‘Strings and Bling’ We interview Nasty C about his widely-anticipated sophomore
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100 Women: Straight to the Bone | The Work of Yrsa Daley-Ward
100 Women: Straight to the Bone | The Work of Yrsa Daley-Ward We talk to the inimitable Yrsa Daley-Ward about
Sunday Reading—Behind Ibrahim Mahama’s Fragments at London’s White Cube Gallery, Part 2
Sunday Reading—Behind Ibrahim Mahama’s Fragments at London’s White Cube Gallery, Part 2 The star Ghanaian visual artist continues his meteoric