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Selected Artists of The Zaria Art School and Their Individual Styles
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Selected Artists of The Zaria Art School and Their Individual Styles

by KADJuly 25, 2026July 25, 2026

Kartyo Charity Terumbur Introduction Generally, style in art has been the attribute that distinguishes an artist, a group of artists, a movement, a school, or a group of people. Sporre (2006) states that “style is…

Cultural Identity and Human Experience in The Relief Sculptures Of Temitope Johnson Fagade
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Cultural Identity and Human Experience in The Relief Sculptures Of Temitope Johnson Fagade

by KADJuly 1, 2026July 1, 2026

Written by Faida Samuel Introduction Contemporary African art is one of the most dynamic artistic fields in the global art scene․ Since the end of the twentieth century, the work of African artists has attracted…

A Socio-Political Commentary in Lasisi Lamidi’s Begging Amidst Plenty
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A Socio-Political Commentary in Lasisi Lamidi’s Begging Amidst Plenty

by KADJune 18, 2026June 18, 2026

Faida Samuel Artists have consistently addressed social, political, and economic issues through diverse forms of artistic expression, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, installation, and mixed-media practices. Art often serves as a platform for dialogue, reflection, and…

A Contextual Examination of Nura Garba’s Political Arena iii
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A Contextual Examination of Nura Garba’s Political Arena iii

by KADMay 21, 2026May 21, 2026

Henry Yusuf Masari Nura Garba is a contemporary Nigerian artist of the Zaria Art School, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He is known for his creative exploration of culture, tradition, history, and social issues through diverse…

I Like Myself Now: A Contextual Examination of Balafaama Princewill’s Artwork
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I Like Myself Now: A Contextual Examination of Balafaama Princewill’s Artwork

by KADMay 7, 2026May 19, 2026

Faida Samuel Art has long served as a reflection of society, and artists are seen to communicate with society via various art forms, such as paintings, sculptures, and graphic design, among others, just to mention…

Philosophical Perspective on Bemi’s Hello?
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Philosophical Perspective on Bemi’s Hello?

by KADMay 6, 2026May 19, 2026

Faida Samuel Bemi’s series of paintings titled Unresolved Preposition is philosophically inclined and engages with ideas drawn from existentialism, metaphysics, stoicism, and theological narratives. Through this gamut of works, Bemi reflects on fundamental questions about…

Memories and Perceptions in Mustapha Garba Nadama’s Paintings
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Memories and Perceptions in Mustapha Garba Nadama’s Paintings

by KADMay 3, 2026May 19, 2026

Faida Samuel Introduction Most artists over the years have often relied on memory and perception as powerful sources of inspiration, using them to shape visual stories that speak to both personal and collective experiences. Memory…

Cultural Nuance and Identity In Two of Hafizat’s Works
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Cultural Nuance and Identity In Two of Hafizat’s Works

by KADMay 3, 2026May 19, 2026

Duniya Giles Gambo The camera and photography have become tools in the construction of cultural identity and the documentation of its nuances by this budding artist. Trained through "professional apprenticeship " in her father's studies,…

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