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How fashion is blurring lines between couture, culture in Nigeria

Fashion in Nigeria is more than just clothing, it’s an expression of culture, identity, and style. Nigerian designers are gaining international recognition, and many of them are making the country proud. How

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by Kareem Azeez

Aleko Fassianos “Greek Picasso” Dies Aged 86

Aleko Fassianos, also known as “Greek Picasso” has died aged 86. Fassianos, whose works have been showcased around the world, including paintings, lithographs, ceramics, and tapestries, was forced to put down his

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Culture·Guardian Life

Aleko Fassianos “Greek Picasso” Dies Aged 86

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Culture·Guardian Life

Appreciating The Cultural Beauty System In Nigeria

The Nigerian woman has been an embodiment of pure divine grace and beauty, class and style since time immemorial. Way before the advent of the colonial merchants, its doctrines and polluting systems,

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Culture·Guardian Life

Africa And Scars

Scarification has a deep African history. There were a lot of associated reasons, values and implications to scarification in the olden days. Although it has become drastically unpopular, some people still choose

3 years ago

Culture·Guardian Life

Africans Are Full Of Aesthetics: The Danger Of A Stereotype

One thing that has become imperative when amplifying the beauty that is the African culture is that the narrator does well to make the distinction between Africans as a people with a

3 years ago

Culture·Guardian Life

Africans Are Full Of Aesthetics: The Danger Of A Stereotype

One thing that has become imperative when amplifying the beauty that is the African culture is that the narrator does well to make the distinction between Africans as a people with a

3 years ago

Culture·Guardian Life

The Life Of An Igbo Woman Pre-Colonial Times

In many societies, women are seen as weak and vulnerable humans created by God. Despite the fact that women play larger roles in decision making in families and societies, they have been

3 years ago

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5 Controversial Artworks That Shocked The World

Art is a means to express the imagination; things, places, ideas that are unreal or unknowable, in non-grammatical ways that are not tied to the formality of spoken or written language. Art

3 years ago

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Otu Odu In Igboland

There are four cardinal institutions in Onitsha culture charged with the progress, development and peace of the local community. One of these groups is the Òtù Ọdụ, which is the elite women’s

3 years ago

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Culture, Tradition And Truths In The Songs Of Osita Osadebe And Oliver De Coque: The Last Igbo Minstrels

Music has often been described as food for the soul and I bet you would not put up a fight to that because many a song jolts people into nostalgia and other

3 years ago

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Culture - Page 7

How fashion is blurring lines between couture, culture in Nigeria

Aleko Fassianos “Greek Picasso” Dies Aged 86

Aleko Fassianos “Greek Picasso” Dies Aged 86

Appreciating The Cultural Beauty System In Nigeria

Africa And Scars

Africans Are Full Of Aesthetics: The Danger Of A Stereotype

Africans Are Full Of Aesthetics: The Danger Of A Stereotype

The Life Of An Igbo Woman Pre-Colonial Times

5 Controversial Artworks That Shocked The World

Otu Odu In Igboland

Culture, Tradition And Truths In The Songs Of Osita Osadebe And Oliver De Coque: The Last Igbo Minstrels

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