Type: Performance Art Artist: Amaka Obioma Location: University of Ibadan Keywords: Feminism, domestic violence, Make-up Art, Performance Art. Bagged Wonder is a piece that inherently explores the facets of womanhood from cultural expectations to marriage to the life expectancy of women and the effects of misogyny. This is a feminist
Type: Performance Art Artist: James Notin Location: Ibadan Keywords: Necropolitics, Nigeria, Silence, Artistic intervention. Where is the head of state is a sequel in the Too much to chew series. The focus of the piece is on the gestures of the Nigerian government to issues affecting daily citizens. In recent
Type: Interdisciplinary Artist: Amaka Obioma Location: Drapers Hall, University of Ibadan Child of the Rising Sun is an interdisciplinary piece that explores identity and its politics. Circumferencing Afro-Asian descent, integration, privileges, assumptions, history, fashion and reflections, the performance centres on the biracial experience of the artist. The performance is an
Performance Details Title: We almost Remembered Artist: James Notin, Collaborators -Olowu Busayo, Ayankunle Moses and Inioluwa Ojo Format: Performing Art Description We almost remembered” is a conceptual performance focusing on the intersections of democracy. Based on the contemporary Nigerian political climate, the performances through contemporary dance and performance mirror the
Description Type: Annual community art session We can turn the most dogmatic space into an artist’s studio. The eyes that have seen shall not sleep. The eyes that have not must not blink… The masquerades are coming out again… and we are living our lives for communal consciousness and positive
Eclipse Slam is a 2 days poetry event featuring a movie screening in collaboration with the Thursday Film Screening of the documentary “ Searching for Sugarman by Malik Bendjelloul” and a poetry slam. The session is an attempt to invite artists within the university of Ibadan to publicly share their