Bridesmaids on White gowns, Acceptable or Not?

Still on Weddings... Do you think this Bride's Maids should be on a white Bride's Maids gown?

I thought the Bride's suppose to be the only one wearing a white gown..They all look like it's their wedding day! No difference from the main Bride.

Dreamy Wedding Gown: Who wouldn't want to have this?

Ha! The love for this Wedding gown!!!

Saw this on instagram and had to post it up. Such a lovely wedding dress and definitely one of it's kind.

Who wouldn't want to have this for that special day? I am so inspired right now. Wished there were smileys so I could use one to show you how 'so in love' I am  this wedding dress, it's such a dreamy wedding gown..


Fashion on Audraey's coming on real hard. Stay tuned

Call for Application 'Platform' by Art21 Lagos

ART21 Call for Application

Art Twenty One announces an Open Call for artists to submit work in our upcoming exhibition project, entitled "Platform", focusing on art, fashion, and design!

Platform aims to highlight contemporary artists who are championing innovative forms of expression outside of traditional arts practices. Artists working in all mediums are encouraged to apply. Selected artists will be exhibited at the Platform exhibition, opening on December 12, 2015.

Deadline for Applications: November 7th

To apply, please send an application to Art21 Lagos with the following information:

1 Contact Information:
Name/Address/Telephone/Email/Date of Birth
2 Educational History
3 Exhibition History
4 Brief description of artistic practice (200 words)
5 Brief description of proposed artworks/project (200
words)
6 3-5 Images of works

Credit: Facebook Events

Becoming.. A Coming of Age Story told through Poetry and Music by Titilope Sonuga

Following a groundbreaking year of firsts, Titilope Sonuga, Intel® She Will Connect Ambassador for Nigeria, and the country's first inauguration poet who performed at the swearing in ceremony of President Muhammadu Buhari, is set to bring a one of a kind spoken word poetry and music production to the Muson Centre stage on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 7pm.

This coming of age story titled Becoming, is an exclusive celebration of womanhood, brought alive through an all female ensemble that will feature the soul stirring poetry of Titilope Sonuga and the breathtaking vocals of powerhouse performers: Ruby Gyang, Omolara, Falana and Deborah Ohiri at the Agip Recital Hall of the historic Muson Centre.

Date: Friday Nov 6, 2015
Venue: Agip Recital Hall, Muson Centre
Time: 7pm
Tickets: N3,000

Tickets available for sale at Terra Kulture (1376 Tiamiyu Savage St, Nigeria)
or online at Naija Ticket Shop & Afritickets

Credit: Facebook Events

Welcome to November

HAPPY NEW MONTH

Happy New Month Guys. Wishing you a wonder one. Let the Lord bless you and keep you and establish you. AMEN!

Coolest Balloon Art work by Rob Driscoll, Bowtie Balloon Guy

So, I was going through Nairaland and got my eyes on this caption 'Artist creates cartoon characters out of balloons'
As an art lover, I opened to see what someone could probably make out of balloons. I thought I would see the usual horse made by a clown at a child's birthday party but I got blown away.
Not been able to see all photos and what I needed (a link to the Artist's website), I clicked on Linda Ikeji's link (referral), scrolling down, I still saw the same pictures I saw on Nairaland but then I saw the the name of the Balloon Artist's website.

Rob Driscoll, also known as Bowtie Balloon Guy, works as a balloon artist and magician in Portsmouth, where he regularly creates work which he showcases on his Facebook page. He has worked with balloons since he was 19 and his passion for creating balloon sculptures led him to complete a number of personal challenges, including 365 Days of Balloons, where he created a new, unique model every day for a year, posting the results on social media. See some photos after the cut..

All of his work is available on his website: My Daily Balloon.. You can also check him on his Facebook pages: My Daily Balloon and My Bowtie Balloon

See some of his work:

Credit: Lindaa Ikeji's Blog

'Crossing Lines' #TechMeetsArtNG & Rele Gallery Exhibition.

Winners Announced as #TechMeetsArtNG & Rele Gallery Exhibition, ‘Crossing Lines’ Closes

Olugbenga Awomodu, Digital Marketing, Samsung West Africa, Adenrele Sonariwo and with the exhibiting artists

Rele and Samsung Mobile’s unprecedented collaboration, #TechMeetsArtNG, an online competition came to a grand close last Sunday with three winners announced. The competition sought out young, aspiring artists from all over the country to create works across different mediums based on the theme of Rele Gallery’s exhibition, ‘Crossing Lines’ which also closed yesterday.

‘Crossing Lines’, brought to life by artists Uthman Wahaab and Soji Adesina was a game-changing exhibition that saw art move from its traditional space – the canvas – to the walls and finally into Samsung devices. Participants in the competition were encouraged to draw inspiration from the work of these two brilliant artists.

Director, Information Technology and Mobile, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas showed his pleasure at the entries and reiterated Samsung’s mission in changing the way we see things, and mentioned that the calibre of the entries proved that the competition was a step in this direction.

Director, Rele Gallery, Adenrele Sonariwo was also visibly excited about the work that was entered and announced that the gallery will be open to collaborating with the winning artists in the future as well as other participants. This, she said, was in line with the gallery’s mission of nurturing a new generation of artists, art enthusiasts, triggering a new found appreciation for the arts.

1ST PLACE ENTRY by OLASUNKANMI ARIYO

In first place in the competition was Olasunkanmi Ariyo, whose winning entry was a metaphorical digitally manipulated photograph. Of his entry he said, “My art work reminds me of the types and sizes of masquerades present today. Samsung today is a big masquerade in the tech market. Also the art work reminds me of the evergreen musical artiste in Nigeria called Lagbaja whose identity can be recognized anywhere.”

2ND PLACE ENTRY by HARRY DUNKWU

In second place was Harry Dunkwu, whose entry was also a digitally manipulated photo that crossed lines between history and the future, depicting the National Theatre surrounded by futuristic technology such as levitating cars.

In third place was Obinna Okerekeocha whose winning entry was a 15-second video that in its short time, interrogated the human mind, the venue of thought and meditation as where lines of creation are crossed and take shape.

The winners were rewarded with newly released Samsung Mobile products and will have their works showcased, in Samsung tech devices, at the gallery.

See all the photos from the event here:

Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas and FIRST PLACE WINNER, OLASUNKANMI ARIYO

Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas and SECOND PLACE WINNER, HARRY DUNKWU

Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas and THIRD PLACE WINNER, OBINNA OKEREKEOCHA

Kay Jegede

Karo Akpokiere, Bisi Silva and Victor Ehikhamenor

Director, Information Technology and Mobile, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas

Bisi Silva

ADENRELE SONARIWO, DIRECTOR, RELE GALLERY

#TechMeetsArtNG judge VICTOR EHIKHAMENOR

Images courtesy: Rele Art Gallery

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