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Wednesday 8 April 2015

Call for Applications: Lagos International Art Programme





The Àsìkò 5th CCA, Lagos International Art Programme, is currently receiving applications for this year's programme.

Tagged “The History of Contemporary Art in Maputo in 4 weeks”, the workshop will last for 28 days, and will take the form of part art laboratory, part residency and part informal art academy.

Focus will be on methodology, critical thinking, technique, and the implementation of conceptual ideas.

WHO CAN APPLY

Art and cultural producers interested in thinking through the conception and execution of their practice, who are curious and interested in experimenting with modes of practice and thought outside of the traditional modes of working but not to its total exclusion.

Artists and curators from Africa and the African Diaspora, who have been professionally active for at least 3 years and with a visible commitment to their professional artistic and their curatorial practice.

Artists can be working in any media – painting, sculpture, textile, ceramics, photography, video and new media, performance art and writing.

Application Deadline: Monday, April 19 2015

Workshop Dates: June 22 – July 18 2015
  

Visit CCA for more information and to apply, or send an email to office.ccalagos@gmail.com




Credit: directly from Arty Living

Nigeria Photography Expo & Conference 2015


NiPHEC Road Tour: 9 cities, 1 Workshop



The business in Photography. Quite a number of photographers in business are presently experiencing challenges that they never envisaged when they started. Because learning from others experiences is one sure way to reduce the possibility of repeating the same mistakes they made, NiPHEC has decided to take this workshop to 9 cities.

For a token of N2k, join NiPHEC in a city near you as they discuss on how to overcome challenges in business as a photographer. Please note that no registration would be done at the venue and registration closes 3 days before the workshop date. Workshop time is 9am – 1pm. For registration details visit: http://niphec.com/2015/04/03/niphec-road-tour-9-cities-1-workshop/ and for more enquiries, call NiPHEC on 0808 839 8029 or send us a mail at register@elophotos.com

Date of Tours for the 9 Cities
Abuja: April 22
Jos: April 24
Kaduna: April 27
Port Harcourt: April 29
Lagos: May 1
Ibadan: May 4
Illorin: May 6
Warri: May 8
Enugu: May 11

Credit: directly from Arty Living, NiPHEC

Inviting Independent Film Enthusiasts to ArtHouse Roundtable



In recent years, several small-scale initiatives have emerged in Lagos to promote the screening of independent, international arthouse films. Obviously, this is a response to the lack of programming space for such films in existing cinema halls.

Goethe-Institut Nigeria (in collaboration with Lagos Film Society) is inviting interested persons who are active in the promotion of independent films in Lagos to a roundtable discussion where ideas and experiences will be shared and possibly new formats developed towards improving access to arthouse cinema in Lagos. Interested persons should send a small presentation of their initiative/project to derin.ajao@lagos.goethe.org.

Date: Wednesday 22nd April 2015

Venue: Goethe-Institut Nigeria

Time: 3PM

FREE ENTRY!


Credit: directly from Arty Living

Goethe presents Perspectives of an Unpublished Writer




Goethe-Institut Nigeria and Kate Tales Foundation are collaborating for the April edition of Author’s Talk.


The theme of the event is 'Writing Through the Perspective of an Unpublished Writer', and it will be a platform for established and upcoming writers to present and discuss their works to an audience of publishers, journalists, art enthusiasts and other interested guests.

Featured writers for this edition include: Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, Adebola Rayo, Basit Jamiu, Celina Kile, Dami Ajayi, Gbolahan Badmus, Kingsley Iweka, Joe Dudun, Enne Aig, Kate Ekanem, Miracle Adebayo, Musa Yunusa, Nseabasi Akpan, Saddiq Dzukogi, Ukamaka Olisakwe and Toni Kan.

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2015

Venue: Goethe-Institut Nigeria

Time: 1PM TO 6PM

FREE ENTRY!


Credit: directly from Arty Living