Reviews
REVIEW OF BLACK BRITISH BOOK FESTIVAL 2026
Autumn in London is one of the most exhilarating seasons for writers and art lovers. This time of year, the city is abuzz with new festivals, exhibitions, and fairs.This season was kicked off by the Black British Book Festival which took place at the Barbican Centre on 4th of October. Founded…
THE BOY WHO HARNESSED THE WIND A NEW MUSICAL REVIEW
Last call to see the incredible musical: The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, which ends on July 18th, 2026, at the intimate Soho Place Theatre, in the heart of the West End. This amazing play is Written by Ricky Hughes, music written by Tim Sutton and story is adopted from the…
NIGERIAN MODERNISM AT TATE MODERN
If you have time this weekend, I recommend the exhibition, Nigerian Modernism, which is currently showing at Tate Modern. One question I often hear is: How does African Modernism differ from European Modernism? Like its European counterpart, African Modernism refers to art produced between 1920 and 1990; and it champions…
HIGHLIGHTS FROM 1-54 CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART FAIR, 2025 EDITION
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair just concluded its 2025 edition at Somerset House, London. It was another outstanding presentation of artists and galleries from across the continent and its diaspora. The sunny autumn weather added a celebratory warmth to this year’s festivities, which extended into the venue, where friendly staff engaged openly with…
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL: THE HISTORIES REVIEW, ENGAGING LITERATURE IN ART
Kerry James Marshall's mesmerizing exhibition, The Histories, stands out for the ways it engages literature in art. Top Image, Cove, 2025, Kerry James Marshall
Flowers – Flora in Contemporary Art and Culture Review
If you’re looking for something to do to close out your summer, I highly recommend the exhibition, Flowers – Flora in Contemporary Art and Culture. The exhibition is currently on view at Saatchi Gallery and it has been extended through 31st of August. You will be blown away by both…
HIGHLIGHTS FROM FIREBOY DML AT ROYAL ALBERT HALL
Showcasing his album Adedamola at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, Fireboy DML gave the audience a window into the audacious journey of dreaming big while confronting pressures of fame and lost love.
