Amarachi Nwosu’s ‘A Game For All’ short film promotes Women’s Football
Amarachi Nwosu’s ‘A Game For All’ sort film promotes Women’s Football
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Meet the Creators – Adetutu Olbusay on Owning Her Craft
Every now and again we ask young creatives redefining culture about their take on various issues because we believe our opinions shape the future. My name is Adetutu OJ and apart from being a model with tribal marks, I’m also a Tambour Beading Artist. Tambour Beading is a Haute Couture way of beading on fabrics mostly …
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Nigerian Photographer, Ruth Ossai Pilots Rihanna’s Upcoming ‘Fenty’ Campaign
In the early weeks of May, singer and entrepreneur, Rihanna piloted a history that will forever be remembered as long as women Fashion is concerened. Rihanna became the first woman to launch an original brand at the LVMH luxury goods collective, which is home to brands such as Givenchy, Dior, Louis Vuitton, and now ‘Fenty Maison‘. View this …
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Kehinde Wiley Celebrates the Transgender Women of Tahiti
Kehinde Wiley who is best known for his Obama art portraits confronts Paul Gauguin in his Tahiti series
Nigerian Brand ‘Afrominima’ Is Inspired By Japanese And Scandinavian Aesthetics
“The designs which are heavily inspired by culture and cultural practices, Adeyemi sees Afrominima as more than a brand and though most wouldn’t immediately associate the concept of minimalism with Africa, Adeyemi cites Nigerian languages as just one example of its prevalence.”
Diana Ejaita’s Iya Ni Wura is an ode to motherhood
With the latest piece of her work featured on the cover of ‘The New Yoker’ Diana Ejait‘s ‘Iya Ni Wura‘ (Mother is Gold) is an ode to motherhood. Diana is an illustrator and textile designer based in berlin. Born in Italy and spending most of her childhood across many countries in South America and Asia, Diana has also …
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Explore Munachi Osegbu's Afrofuturistic cultural aesthetic
Munachi Osegbu is a 23-year-old Nigerian-American fashion photographer & director currently based in New York City and Los Angeles. He graduated from the photography & imaging program at NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts in 2018. Munachi has discovered himself from a young age, where he found himself experimenting with every visual and performative medium, …
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Meet Haneefah Adam, the Creator making Art with Food
Meet Haneefah Adam, the Creator making Art with Food
Lakin Ogunbanwo's "E Wá Wo Mi" is a alternative representation of Nigerian Brides
Lakin Ogunbanwo is amazingly one of Many Nigerian talented photographers right now, with his latest work that explores visuals around Nigerian brides and ceremony. Featured on vogue, E Wá Wo Mi which simply means ‘Come Look At Me’ explores and reinterprets the visual imagery around Nigerian brides, marriage and ceremonies, representing the traditional ceremonial wear …
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