I took a very rather rapid, keen interest in the photography, the basic idea when someone sent me a couple of photographs and a link to the full series portraying Jesus in a new age. The series showed Jesus intervening… Continue Reading →
Can’t remember how I first came about the term, but sometime last week, I know I came about a word that so much depicted a philosophy i resonate(d) with, one I should strive to adhere to more frequently. This word… Continue Reading →
NSPK’ An Evening of… Karl Max popularly alluded religion to be the opium of the people, but in today’s contemporary culture, amongst Africa’s emerging millennial class; is it religion or love?… worse; a perverse sense of if? There seem to… Continue Reading →
Artists, creatives and urban enthusiasts gathered on the 15th and 16th of June to witness the first of its kind Art-night and Exhibition event put together by NSPK, Xcolony and IRIRI in Ile-Ife, Osun state. The Twenty99 studio acted as… Continue Reading →
Notsopopkulture journeyed alongside sister brand TravelogueX in the month of April to experience first hand and interact with 2 towns’ (Ede & Osogbo) cultural heritage and their contemporary creative community. These trips lived up to being a very inspired sojourn… Continue Reading →
The Onwuchekwa kindred is more fearless this season as their courage is amplified, their headstrong approach for acceptance is underlined with a genuine softness they are unafraid to show. This season they embrace colours, intricate details, shapes… Continue Reading →
This body of work is a commentary on gender roles in the African society. It is an ongoing journey of self- discovery as an artist and a ‘man’. All my life, I’ve had people walk up to me and ask… Continue Reading →
Over the weekend, Lhaude Fashion Network hosted it’s much anticipated fashion mentorship program at Ibadan. On Saturday, March 17th, all was abuzz in Bodija, Ibadan as participants of the 1st edition of Lhaude’s fashion network mentorship session anticipated the arrival… Continue Reading →
Before the lives and times of the King T’Challa and the people of Wakanda, before the release and subsequent successes of Black Panther, the existence of the word “Afrofuturism” had been confined to the fringes of popular cultural conversations. In… Continue Reading →
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