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Friday, 9 January 2015

Celebrating Nigeria’s Art Renaissance!

On this Thursday’s episode of ‘Late Night with Nike Oshinowo’, the two guests; renowned photographer Kelechi Amadi Obi with the Director of Lagos Photo Festival, Azu Nwagbogu and Nike Oshinowo discuss the growth of creativity and talent in Nigeria in terms of media, music, film and most especially, art.

They talk about everything from creativity to art and the infrastructure of art in the nation; Is it a money making enterprise? How are the youth coming up in this industry able to manoeuvre with virtually no blueprint laid before them?

Nike Oshinowo also discusses Kelechi Amadi-Obi’s journey because not a lot of people know that he started out as a lawyer.

They also discuss the foundations of the Lagos Photo Festival, the medium of art and how it can speak to the masses. As the Nigerian art renaissance continues to come to life the ramifications of what it means for our society cannot be overstated, join the conversation tonight on Late Night with Nike Oshinowo


Credits:  Bella Naija and Late Night With Nike Oshinowo

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

Victor Modo.. My First Photographer..

Looking into photography, I would like us to know this Man "Victor Modo".

Not just did I notice his good works buh his passion and flair to bring out the 'ish' in a picture. I love how he plays around his photography. From covering fashion photo shoots to pre-wedding pictures to classy events ( be it weddings, parties, conferences, religious activity) to random images. His freestyles are beautiful, some could be playful, others serious or moderate, still you'd see what you want in a picture.

 Victor Modo is the Creative Manager of ModZero Concepts. To see amazing photographs, capturing the moments and definitely you'd want him to do your Memoirs.. Follow ModZero Concepts on TwitterFacebookInstagram

Here are a few samples of ModZero Concepts work of Art









Yes, Photography!

We all love to take pictures, either to showcase our skills in different postures or to show we are beautiful / photogenic. I'd say, pictures are memoirs of our life, recounts of our life's journey. Memoirs aren't just written scripts but can be in vocals and static images.

Let's say you're going through your stashed up belongings and then you come across this album you've had for a long while, going through it would bring back memories and laughter to you; even though some pictures were taken when time and conditions were rough for you buh seening it after a long while wouldd make you smile. For sometime, I would be focusing on Photography.

Photography is an art; the Photographer is an artist.
Photography as defined online is the process or art of producing  images of objects on sensitize surfaces by the chemical action of light or of other forms of radiant energy, as x-rays, gamma rays, cosmic rays. So, is Photography art, i'd say yes; it refers to an imprecise category of photographs, created in accordance with the creative vision of the cameraman. The basic idea behind the genre, is that instead of merely capturing a realistic rendition of the subject, the photographer is aiming to produce a more personal - typically more evocative or atmospheric - impression.


Credits: Visual Arts Cork , Dictionary Reference

Saturday, 3 January 2015

Nissi Ogulu's Art Works.

Here is a piece of Nissi Ogulu's work of Art when she was 17yrs Old at the Saatchi Gallery London


Below are some of the amazing works of the artiste;Nissi Ogulu.





Credits: Asiri MagazineSaatchi Gallery London.

Nissi Ogulu: The Norrd Phenomenon for Exhibition



Who wouldn't be all smiles to come from a family of creative geniuses as that of the Ogulus. With a veteran broadcaster and award winning music critic as her grandfather; to an A-list artiste in the Nigerian music industry, Burna Boy as an older brother; to having a Big sister who bagged a First class degree from the Durham University Business School, mid year of 2014; to a 20 year Old Nissi Ogulu, a second year Mechanical Engineering Student at the University of Warwick, UK.

Confirming her creativity genes, Nissi is not only a wild soul of deep creative thoughts, but also an Afro Jazz singer with an admirable mastery of different musical instruments.

Nissi Ogulu, will be exhibiting her art works from January 3 to January 9, at Terra Kulture Tiamiyu Savage from 10am till 6pm daily.  Grand Opening 3rd-4th of January 2015.

The works displayed are that of an artist who one would consider, an old soul. Be it a painting of a "Massai Warrior from East Africa" or an abstract piece, which serves as a reflection of the current times among other thought evoking art works, one thing is certain. Norrd has the look of art, which can be termed contemporary, but yet nostalgic in the same space.
Admission; Open To All.

See you there..

Credits: All AfricaAsiri Magazine,

Thursday, 1 January 2015

Happy 2015! Happy New Year!!

Happy New Year from Audraey's Blog. We wish our dear readers a glorious year ahead. Look under your feet, the devil is there; He's under your feet!! Let 2015 be a 'New Year' not a carry over year. Therefore, prepare a Highway because God needs the speed, he's in a hurry to bless you. This is going be our year of REST!

Once again, Happy New Year from Audraey's Blog.. Let's ride this Roller Coaster!