Sharing my thoughts on the visual arts…
Stopped from holding last year by the pandemic, the long-running annual Life in My City Art Festival returns this year, albeit online, with great expectations. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke reports ARTICLES With that fleeting …
Read moreFOR LIMCAF, IT HAS BEEN SO LONG A PROMISING OUTING…
Wading against the currents of family dictatorship and low art patronage, Senegalese artist Adama Ndoye remains steadfast in his resolve to toe the path of his calling. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke reports ART-LOGUE No …
Read moreFOR THIS ECOLOGICAL ARTIST, IT’S SUCH A LONELY PATH TO SELF-REALISATION
Featuring a not-so-well-known artist at the same salon exhibition with two more established painters turns out to be a deft curatorial balancing act after all. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke writes EXHIBITION Chances are that …
Read moreA THREE-COURSE VISUAL FEAST AND ITS VARIED FLAVOURS
A sequel of its last year’s theme, the LagosPhoto explores human relationships with memory as well as the generative potential of photography and images as the means of igniting visual …
PHOTOGRAPHY Okechukwu Uwaezuoke At a guess, Michel Puchercos’ recent sizzling class-act outing at the Victoria Island-based Red Door Gallery deserves to be engraved in the Lagos exhibition circuit’s annals as …
Read moreA WORLD OF EMOTIONS AND BEAUTY SEEN THROUGH MICHEL PUCHERCOS’ LENS
