There is a proud community of people living in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. We are from Oguta, a local government in Imo State....

It takes time to get over a past relationship. We throw in our all when in love. It is a fest to tell- the darkest secrets, all the...

It has been a long time I talked about Love- https://nsoforanthony.wordpress.com/2015/02/14/a-sad-love-story/. I paused a long time ago....

Moon Rising, Sun shining New works. #Africa #Art #Relationships

She was such a wonderful woman. Till the end Aunt Uju only had words of encouragement, hope and love. At times it seemed we were the ones...

I enjoy talking. I enjoy the stimuli of intelligent conversation. And I hope to see underlying questions in retrospective. I talk some...

How can Oguta remain like this? We have this little paradise waiting to be cultivated. But we all run away from it for selfish gain. We...

I wrote this essay for the catalogue of Uche Edochie and Tolu Aliki’s amazing show HALFWAY THROUGH A THOUSAND MILES. If you saw the...

Power Play and Other African Stories (for the exhibition Ballot Boxes and Beasts of Power) Ballot Boxes and Beasts of Power is mainly an...

At 35, I had worked for two privately owned companies that ran the business like they were a family affair. One of the companies made...

It seems that there are problems everywhere, especially online. Social media in so many ways has heightened our presence and fears from...

In this blog, I have written extensively about my work, the creative process, and the figurative. It has become more important to dwell...

Richard: You really think you are doing work that could change the world? Anthony: That is not the intent. I want to add to the raging...

#AbstractArt #Communication #Abstraction #Lagos #Stylization #Politics #Zeitgeist #Africa #Relationships

Of course X is for xylophone, and a word mentioned in this video on Youtube! Mathijs Lieshout runs the 13th Floor Gallery, with spaces at...

Maybe there are the exceptional fairytale endings that fall into place finally in the most unusual way. There was my dear friend Nkem...

Know your environment. This rule is a must for every photographer who has been commissioned to cover an event. And on this note, I failed...