Arts and Reviews

A review of Titilope Adefunke Laniran’s Illusion and Reality by Paul Liam. POETRY performs different functions depending on the purpose...

A review of Tofunmi Akinyemi’s book, ‘The King’s Child,’ by Adewale Oshodi. Tofunmi Akinyemi’s book, The King’s Child, focuses on...

THE Ebedi International Writers Residency in Iseyin, Oyo State, founded by the current Secretary-General of the Pan African Writers Association...

Publisher, Masobe Books, has announced the acquisition of the manuscripts of Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, Ukamaka Olisakwe and Obinna Udenwe for...

Jahman Oladejo Anikulapo one of Nigeria’s most assiduous art-and-culture activists and curators, turned 60 on Monday, January 16. Below, with...

SPECULATIVE fiction is a genre of literature that explores the possibilities of the future and the unknown, encompassing range of...

A review of Olufemi Oluwole’s autobiography, The Acts of Men by Adewale Oshodi. WHAT better way can one look back...

MUSEUM collections are priceless items and that is why everything must be done to ensure that they are well protected....

IT was a day of songs, dances and celebration of royalty when the Asiwaju of Ijebu Christians and leader of...

People have different qualifications for art: some say it is therapeutic; others say it is inspirational; there are, of course,...