The City Creative: Anthony Nsofor
Bright colors bouncing off the canvas, varying-sized brushstrokes and shapes, images meant to draw you into stories of migration, space and
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Jul 31 min read
Call for Papers
Since inception, the University of Nigeria Nsukka has led in forming a contextual system for presenting Contemporary Nigerian art and...
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May 211 min read
New Painting: Currents in Heaven, Cauldrons Below
The poem describes the painting Currents in Heaven, Cauldrons Below. Let me explain the use of a few not-so-common words...
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Apr 261 min read
Stories of God and Gods
They sell one narrative as the Story, one viewpoint as the only perspective. This attitude prefers a long-perpetuated dominance, standing o
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Mar 111 min read
Originality and Being Stranger/Son at Home Everywhere
Authenticity for an artist means one of 2 things- either your herd accepts you are reflecting the values of that community, or you act...
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Dec 21, 20231 min read
Stay Curious?!
An artist should always be searching and searching for things
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Nov 19, 20231 min read
Artist Studio: Interview with Elliot C Williams
had a wonderful time being interviewed by Elliot C Williams of the Radio station WAMU. It is nice to get those deep questions asked
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Nov 11, 20233 min read
Ofala, A Kingly Harvest
The farmers are returning to the village with a great harvest. The king has summoned all the villagers and our neighbors to show the...
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Sep 30, 20231 min read
Citizens of Nowhere: The Exhibition
I want to share a review of my ongoing exhibition that appeared in Businessday, Nigeria newspaper. Click on the link attached to read the...
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Aug 4, 20231 min read
Discount Sale of Original Artworks for 2 Days!
I am giving a 10% discount to all artwork in my studio within this period!
I look forward to seeing you at Torpedo Factory Art Center. You
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Jul 11, 20231 min read
Study, body, and story; Naseba Musing
The human body is a summary of everything you see in Nature. There are trees, streams, gardens, hills, and valleys. There is the desert,...
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Jun 22, 20231 min read
New catalog of works available for sale
You can download my latest catalog of artworks available now. I added some text too. Your comments are welcome also. Have a lovely day.
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Jan 28, 20235 min read
The Edge at An Art Center
This writing is about art and the artists at the Torpedo Factory Art Center. At some point, it speaks about the relevance of Art in...
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Apr 18, 20223 min read
Excesses of Exes
It takes time to get over a past relationship. We throw in our all when in love. It is a fest to tell- the darkest secrets, all the...
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Dec 1, 20213 min read
Relational Lines: The Disjunction of Sameness
To be included in this Exhibition with Anthea Epelle and Obinna Makata is exciting news. The title felt so like what I would use as the...
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Mar 18, 20212 min read
Un Homme du Peuple.
It started as a simple idea- a man of the people, dead centre in the middle of the canvas with people surrounding him, flailing in...
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Apr 1, 20191 min read
He asked some deep questions.
I enjoy talking. I enjoy the stimuli of intelligent conversation. And I hope to see underlying questions in retrospective. I talk some...
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Mar 6, 20193 min read
Flying over the Confluence in Oguta
We all love a good spin. From childhood, we are taught lessons through stories. The Igbo hyphenates stories- we are good with proverbs....
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Oct 18, 20184 min read
About Uche Edochie and Tolu Aliki
I wrote this essay for the catalogue of Uche Edochie and Tolu Aliki’s amazing show HALFWAY THROUGH A THOUSAND MILES. If you saw the...
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Aug 31, 20172 min read
Abstract colors, More liberties
In this blog, I have written extensively about my work, the creative process, and the figurative. It has become more important to dwell...
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