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Cutting Through History: Blackness, Memory, and The Search For Being in The Artworks of Dominic James Aboi
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Cutting Through History: Blackness, Memory, and The Search For Being in The Artworks of Dominic James Aboi

by KADJuly 9, 2026July 9, 2026

Faida Samuel Contemporary art often serves as a space where history, memory, and identity meet. In Histories on Scissors: The Black Essence on the Map of Being, Dominic James Aboi invites viewers into a visual…

Celebrating Nature Through Art:  A Conversation with Jacob Enemona Onoja
Artists SpotlightInterviews

Celebrating Nature Through Art:  A Conversation with Jacob Enemona Onoja

by KADJuly 7, 2026July 7, 2026

Introduction Jacob Enemona Onoja is one of Nigeria's leading contemporary landscape painters whose works celebrate nature while exploring deeper philosophical and symbolic ideas. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Jos Plateau. Onoja uses landscape…

Art Historical PerspectivesReviews

Preservation of The Ancient Kano Walls

by KADJuly 2, 2026July 5, 2026

Akila Yusuf Gunok  Introduction The Ancient Kano Walls are among the most remarkable cultural monuments in Nigeria and West Africa. They represent the rich history, political organization, architectural knowledge, and cultural identity of the ancient…

Curatorial ReflectionsReviews

Curatorial “Motif”

by KADJuly 1, 2026July 1, 2026

Duniya Giles Gambo It is always a challenge presenting curatorial directions, insights, or, as in this case, "motif", when an exhibition of this nature is being put together. This is not because the Curator or…

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…

Materializing the Mind: Judith Dyeme Daduut’s Exploration of Mental Health and Human Experience
Artist of the MonthArtists Spotlight

Materializing the Mind: Judith Dyeme Daduut’s Exploration of Mental Health and Human Experience

by KADJune 25, 2026June 25, 2026

Judith Dyeme Daduut is a contemporary Nigerian artist, sculptor, photographer, researcher, and educator whose artistic practice is distinguished by its engagement with mental health, memory, identity, and social realities. Born and raised in Jos, Plateau…

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Subjective Conjectures on Some of Dankyes Delineated Paintings of the Burnt Jos Main Market.

by KADJune 25, 2026June 25, 2026

Duniya Giles Gambo Artists generally have their individual and sometimes group idiosyncrasies. Such are fueled by a variety of influences, among which are the environment in which they live, the encounters that they have had,…

Rationalising The Theme “Between Lock and Longing”: An Opinion
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Rationalising The Theme “Between Lock and Longing”: An Opinion

by KADJune 25, 2026June 26, 2026

Duniya Giles Gambo Art exhibitions mostly come with fancy titles or themes, but beyond such fancy brandings are insightful messages into the mindsets that created such works. Incidentally, people hardly reflect on such themes, in…

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…

An Interview with Mangai Joel Dawang on His Art, Photography, and Creative Practice.
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An Interview with Mangai Joel Dawang on His Art, Photography, and Creative Practice.

by KADJune 16, 2026June 16, 2026

Mangai Joel Dawang is a Nigerian visual artist whose practice spans painting and photography. In this interview with Kontemporary Art and Diskuss (KAD), he reflects on his artistic journey, creative philosophy, exhibition experiences, and the…

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