An experience, that is: affecting multiple senses rather than “just listening to music.” A memorable, self-contained happening, with some of

Solomon Sarki is a portrait and realist artist with love for pastel and charcoal paintings.

As a major exhibition of women artists opens in London, we look at female self-portraits and what they say about the painters who made them.

Meet Ransom Papi, a Nigeria-based performing artist specializing in alternative music, afro highlife, and rhythm and blues (R&B) music.

An interview with Western North Carolina metal artists Adams Crafty Creations.

Peace dies when we turn down the volume of our solidarity with the oppressed.

In the vibrant heart of Lagos, Nigeria, singer-songwriter Izie aims to captivate audiences with her latest single 'Juju'. Born and based...

No-one can resist a party and everyone loves a bit of bling, especially at Christmas. This is how paintings of the Wise Men went wild.

Art is about reality but our idols' silence on the Israel-Palestine conflict does not reflect that reality.

Why do we persist in seeing the past as a place of grey and sepia, black and white?

Tae a fresh look at Frans Hals' most famous painting 'The Laughing Cavalier'

by Anwesha Dutta There’s a certain kind of feeling that comes over us when we listen to a good pop song. Heads begin to roll, bodies...

In late September, The Delhi Art Gallery (DAG) opened its doors to an excellently curated exhibition of the three Delhi durbars.

Richard Adeola is a Nigerian artist and painter who focuses on exploring Queer expression through art.

Ola Musique is a musician based in Abuja Nigeria, known for infusing pidgin English into a gospel genre called Afro-soul gospel.

A creative essay and tribute to Taylor Swift, her re-recordings, and presence in girlhoods around the world

As the world faces existential crises, this nightmarish retrospective of the Swiss-born artist feels all too timely.

Dea Fejzullahu interviews Aleena Sharif, an artist from Karachi, Pakistan known for representing the female body through her craft.

Callum Foulds reviews Boygenius, Soak, Ethel Cain, and Muna at Gunnersbury park.

The Shah family of actors inaugurate the Delhi Theatre Festival with their witty and hilarious 'Ismat Apa ke Naam'.