A culture enthusiast, Christina Ifubaraboye holds a degree in mass communications from the University of Hertfordshire. Christina's interests lie in cinema, social justice, the media and the role it maintains in the digital age, while her focus is on challenging commonly misconstrued narratives in society.
Urban Kraft Studios, founded in Uyo and later relocated to Lagos, is an urban development company that finds ways to bring innovation to the design landscape in Nigeria. The company...
Born in 1971, Uchay Joel Chima is a Nigerian contemporary artist. He graduated from the Art School of the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, and has since exhibited his...
Here we examine the role of domestic labour in Nigerian society. We rely heavily upon these people for the upkeep of our homes and the nurturing of our children, while...
Maison Eric Kayser is here to make a case that simple is always better—whether you like it or not. The reputable restaurant, first established on September 13, 1996 in Paris,...
Afronova Gallery was established in 2005 by Emilie Demon and Henri Vergon and since its inception, it has held numerous exhibitions by various artists from different locations, including Africa, the...
The ninth edition of iREPRESENT International Documentary Film Festival took place at Freedom Park, Lagos Island, from March 21 to 24, 2019. The festival prides itself on being a platform...
Founded in 2009, First Floor Gallery is the first artist-run gallery based in downtown Harare, Zimbabwe. It is a partnership between Marcus Gora, who runs the young, independent music label...
Born in October 10, 1968, Christopher Ofili is a Nigerian British contemporary painter, who became the first Black artist to be awarded the British Turner Prize in 1998. Ofili has...
Coffee has an unrivalled role in the Ethiopian community as a long-standing tradition and source of livelihood. The Coffea arabica plant originates in the region and contributes to the country’s...
Film remains a powerful, ubiquitous force within human cultures in the 21st century. Significantly, it has provided a lens for society to see and sympathise with the marginalised. In this...