In light on the COVID-19 pandemic. We've rounded up a few funding opportunities available to artists, freelancers and small businesses.

It’s 2020, but why does it feel like we’re living in George Orwell’s ‘1984’ dystopia? On the 24th January, The Metropolitan police announced via Twitter the ...

Read why there is a resurgence of non-conventional, anti-establishment and dual-concept art spaces across Lagos

Where the Western entertainment industry fails to recognise the brilliance and beauty of Nigeria’s culture, Nollywood continues building itself up While it i...

We live in a time where consent and morality are fleeting, and for the voyeurs of contemporary art a no potentially means maybe.

Although many are far more familiar with the concept of racism, colourism is fast becoming a widespread and insidious issue in society.

Ebele Okoye has worked with poetry in her animations for a number of years and is known for continuously challenging the traditional element

Shining a light on the growth of African animation and the importance collectives have on shaping and empowering young animators

We spoke with Owusu-Ankomah, an Afro-Deutsch contemporary artist who explores identity, religion and symbolism in life-size paintings.

Exploring the privilege associated with possessing a British passport pre-Brexit.

When we talk about particular groups of people and communities, we tend to fall into stereotypical thinking - especially if we don’t understand a particular ...

Thanks to a range of apps and keyboards, emojis and GIFs have made a smooth segue into the realm of linguistics, Words and phrases can be substituted with sy...

Since the late 60s Africa, alongside the Safari trend, have been a recurring theme on both national and international runways YSL African beaded dresses. Yve...

White people revel in their self-appointed role as the Good Samaritan, and Black people are getting tired of it There are many archetypes of the modern day G...