Sodangi paid a courtesy call on the Pioneer DG of NGA. On Friday, 21st June 2024, the Director-General, NGA, Ahmed Sodangi, along with Mr. Magnus Ojeonu, Director of the Special Duties Department, and Mrs. Ekene Okoroma, Directo ofr, General Services Department, had the immense honor of paying a courtesy visit to the the pioneer DG…
caleigh mackenzie nude annab211 NGA in Partnership with KWASU The Director-General, Ahmed Sodangi, was joined by the Director of Documentation and Monitoring, Ngozi John-Uyah, to welcome Prof. Binta Sulyman, Director of the Centre for Museum, Gallery, and Heritage, and a distinguished member of the Department of Fine and Applied Arts at Kwara State University. Prof….
By Cyrus Ademola From Right: Chief (Dr.) Edebiri, Chief Edionwe Oliha, Chief Johnson Usen, Chief Osa Osemwegie-Ero and Chief Emwin Aigbe Obasogie at the event.
By Cyrus Ademola AMID the devastating effect of the Coronavirus on the creative sector, the National Gallery of Art (NGA) has hosted an Art Fair in Lagos to showcase some of the works of master artists.
By Kolade Adeyemi, Jos The Director-General, National Gallery of Art (NGA), Mr. Ebeten William Ivara, has said that Federal Government is working assiduously towards changing the narrative of arts by using technology to explore different dimensions.
There was touch of class and sass as the National Gallery of Art (NGA) opened its Art Fair in Lagos featuring Drawings and Prints of Master Artists. Date was Tuesday, December7, 2021 at the Aina Onabolu Gallery, National Theatre Annex. A cultural Troupe entertained with intricate foot-works and well-choreographed dance sequences. There was also the “Eyo” dance synonymous with Lagos State executed in slow motion.
The 2021 edition of the International Visual Arts Teachers Workshop organized by the National Gallery of Art (NGA) took place at the serene main campus of the University of Jos, Plateau State between Monday, December, 13 and Wednesday, December 15.
By Sodiq Omolaoye, Abuja. The Guardian The ambience was both colourful and moody. The drama, music and dance, though entertaining, evoked raw emotions in the audience. It was the third edition of Rainbow Art programme, an event that tells the story of a pandemic that killed over 2,500 Nigerians from an entirely different perspective. In…