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All Eyes On: Bade Fuwa

By: suboartmagazine 27 Apr, AM02 May, AM

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Nigerian photographer Bade Fuwa’s images are inspired by the complexities of nature, his own personal life, and the death of his mother. We’re happy to be able to call Bade one of our latest featured artist and to share 6 of his most intriguing images with you.

All Eyes On: Chibuike Ifedilichukwu

Growing up with his grandmother in the community, the Nigerian artist Chibuike Ifedilichukwu witnessed her eco-friendliness and strong belief in the Igbo philosophy “Live and let live” (egbe belu, ugo ebelu). Inspired to see nothing as waste, he has become one of Nigeria’s most interesting environmental artists.

Q & A with Nana Kwadwo

By: suboartmagazine 22 Oct, PM02 Dec, AM

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In his digital artworks, the Ghanaian artist Nk focuses on describing the Black experience & the progression of Black culture. We talked with him about digital art, the Ghanaian art scene & what it means to be an Afrocentric artist.

In conversation with Lawrence Meju

By: suboartmagazine 19 Oct, PM02 Dec, AM

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In his colourful, organic-shaped paper works, the Nigerian artist Lawrence Meju portrays his subjects in intimate, surreal spaces of daily life. We talked with him about his art, the versatility of paper & his hopes for the future.

All Eyes On: Sena Tues

By: suboartmagazine 05 Oct, PM02 Dec, AM

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Have you already heard of the Ghanaian artist Sena Tues? His vividly coloured portraits explore human identity & represent both traditional & urban lifestyles on the canvas. Visit our feature & learn more about black identity, self-love & the power of visual art.

Yewande Ambeke

Have you ever been overwhelmed with emotions? Felt the need to connect with something bigger than you? Has art helped you to heal from struggles and scars? Then take a break & get to know Yewande Ambeke, one of the most interesting emerging artists Nigeria has to offer you.

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