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Nigerians In America
A website celebrating Nigerian thought, literature, writers, ideas and arts in America and the larger Diaspora.

NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ARTS
Nigeria LAGOS NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ARTS different organisations NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ARTS c/o National Theatre Private Mail Bag 12524 10 Obiodun Close Iganmu Lagos Nigeria Send your comments about the server to:

Nigeria Tourism Development Corporation
Nigeria Tourism Development Corporation is the official tourism page on Nigeria. This website provides you with rich content of all the tourism information about Nigeria. Africa, West Africa, Lagos, Abuja, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Sokoto, Kano, Obudu, Yoruba, Hausa, Ibo, Calabar, Niger Delta, Shell, Agip, Oil, Banana, Beach, Sahara, Soyinka, Football, Sports textiles, pottery and ceramics, fiber crafts, bronze, brass and iron works, woodworks, calabash decorations, leather works, ivory works, jewelry etc.

Nigerianunion Tulsa: Current Display
We intend to work with Greenwood Cultural Center to setup a permanent display of Nigerian arts. We feel this is achievable and we are in the process of making that a reality.

Nigerian Yoruba Naming Ceremony in the Washington, D.C. Area
From the Smithsonian Institution's African Immigrant Folklife Study Project. Includes Yoruba names and their meanings, Nigerian recipes, etc.

Nike Centre for Art and Culture: visit Nigeria with Nike
Tour Nigeria with Nike. Artist and Designer Nike Davies Okundaye invites you to visit
her Nigeria. Stay at guest houses at her art centers in Lagos, Oshogbo and Ogidi.
You travel through Nigeria in air conditioned cars and buses with your guides and teachers.
You spend your days visiting museums, galleries, and traditional markets, or studying the
techniques used by Yoruba craftsmen and artists.

Nkem Gallery
Nkem Gallery is a permanent space specially designed to house collections
of different genres of Art. We highlight the works of Nigerian artists for the
admiration of visiting art lovers and the consumption of discerning art collectors. Arts, Art Portraits, Paintings, Frames, Art Gallery, Galleries, Artists, Creators, Collector's Arts, Master Piece, Exhibitions, Exhibitors, National Museums, Abuja, Photography, Photos, Pictures, Digital, Lagos, School of Arts, Art Institute, National Centre, Cultural Centers, Crafts and Design, Lekki, Masks, African Arts.

NOBEL LAUREATE TO KEYNOTE DARTMOUTH
CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL JUSTICE

CONTACT: ROLAND ADAMS (603) 646-3661 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JULY 20, 1998 NOBEL LAUREATE TO KEYNOTE DARTMOUTH CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL JUSTICE HANOVER, N.H. Nigerian dissident, author and 1986 Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka and a host of other noted...

Npowerradio 
An African /American, African / carribean international Radio station based in central london.This is a comprehensive site with up to date information about visiting/exploiting Nigeria. Media, Promotions, Music, Artists, Stars, Musicians, Nigerians, Pop Cultures, Reggae, R & B, Apala, Fujis, Juju, Hi-live, Calipso, Mokassa, Raps.

Obatala Centre for Creative Arts
The Obatala Centre for Creative Arts is situated in IRAGBIJI , a Yoruba town of 250,000 people in the south-western part of Nigeria. It is a neighboring town to OSOGBO, the capital city of Osun State. Her unique geographical position gives this ancient town a conducive environment for all artistic and cultural endeavours. Surrounded by hills and mountains, the town is widely known for two of her annual traditional religious festivals. Museums, Towns, Tour, tours, travel, art, Adire cloth, traditional art techniques, artists, craftsmen, textiles, Lagos, Oshogbo, Ogidi, Traditions, Abuja, masquerades, batik, indigo, tourists, tourism, buses, hotels, guest houses, beadwork, painting,

Ogaga FREED  NIGERIAN POET, OGAGA IFOWODO, FREED FROM PRISON DAYS AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT OF 1998 PEN/BARBARA GOLDSMITH FREEDOM- TO- WRITE AWARDS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Diana Ayton-Shenker tel. (212) 334-1660 [w]; fax (212) 334-2181 May 8

Okri, Ben, an Encarta Encyclopedia Article Titled "Okri, Ben"
Okri, Ben  (1959- ), Nigerian novelist, poet, and short-story writer, whose third novel, The Famished Road (1991), won Britain's top literary award, the Booker Prize. He was born in Minna. Okri publishe

PEN Center USA West: Wei Jingsheng and Akinwumi Adesokan
PEN Center USA West CHINESE DISSIDENT WRITER WEI JINGSHENG AND NIGERIAN NOVELIST AKINWUMI ADESOKAN TO RECEIVE 1998 FREEDOM TO WRITE AWARDS October 9, 1998, Los Angeles: PEN Center USA West has announced that it will honor Wei Jingsheng, the...

Pendulum Art Gallery
Pendulum Art Gallery is an important arm of Pendulum Centre for Culture and Development. It is concerned with all the centre's activities and events that relate directly with art and visual culture.
We focus on original works of art of young and seasoned artists, and serve other galleries and individual collectors. Art, Gallery, Exhibitions, Artist's Profile, Gallery Collections, Pendulum Art Gallery,Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigerian Art.

Photographic Archive of Southeastern Nigerian Art and Culture
This is an archive of digitized photographs depicting the arts and cultures of southeastern Nigeria. The collection includes examples from Ibibio, Igbo, Ijo and Ogoni speaking peoples. All of the photographs were taken in the 1930s by the late G.I. Jones, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.

Pierre B. - Fine Art
A very unique art gallery...awards winning.

Promoting British art in Nigeria - Arts - The British Council Nigeria
We work at making significant British contributions to the development of the arts, including literature, in Nigeria by promoting arts for development and creating access to contemporary British excellence and ideas in the arts.

Rakumi Arts International
Rakumi Arts International with the generous support of the Ford Foundation has initiated a project to provide the tools, training, and vehicle to harness the power of the Internet for the benefit of artists in Nigeria. This project, called Nigeria-arts.net, will help artists to expand audiences, define new markets for their creative products, take the first steps towards crossing the digital divide and network globally through the power of the Internet. Arts, Masks, Crafts, Music, Artists, Woodcarvings.

Raqib Bashorun
Art: This body of work doubles as a stock taken of events bothering on the mysteries of existence, and the search for utopia, which raises the question of how and where to look. In constructing these soulful surfaces, in practice the phenomenon of “ruin and renewal” is engaged in relevance to the condition of the material, which, is used with profound passion. Functional Arts, Pure Arts, Fine Arts, Sculptures, Exhibitions, Galleries, Lecturers, Professor, Art Education, Portraits, Oil and Glue Canvas, Drawings, comtemporary arts, Metal Works, Metal Arts, Galleries, Artists.

Rosemary Esehagu's Home Page -Nigerian Author
Rosemary Esehagu's Home Page Esehagu's Home Page. This is the web home of Rosemary Esehagu, author of The Looming Fog, featuring her bio, poems, blog, and contact info. Nigerian Authors, Igbo Writers, Ibos, author Home Page, author web site, The looming fog, a novel, intersex in Africa, christian website, nigerian author website, nigerian writer,homepage, Esehagu's home page, novelist, nigerian novelist, Rosemary Esehagu, Esehagu's, doctor, intersex, intersex conditions, authors blog, oku obim, heart meets mouth, bio, biography, writing, poem, poetry, poets, african, african writer, literature, art, williams college alumni, middlesex, lessons from the intersexed, Igbos, South Eastern, gender, as nature made him, interview questions, vegetarian novelist, vegetarian writer, famous vegetarian, the art of medicine.

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
The well-known branch of the New York Public Library devoted to the history, society, and culture of people of African descent has an online exhibition.

SCMRE Nigerian Bronzes
NIGERIAN BRONZES GENERAL INFORMATION WHAT'S NEW TAKING CARE OF .. PRESERVATION STUDIES FOCUS ON COLLECTIONS EDUCATION FOREIGN LANGUAGE DOCUMENTS SI HOME PAGE West African copper alloys used in West Africa from the middle of the first millennium A..

Seattle Web Gallery Physical Gallery: Mwoyo Arts
Mwoyo Arts' page on the Seattle Web Gallery

Shamwari Gallery - Home Page
Shamwari Gallery of fine arts specializing in contemporary Shona sculpture from Zimbabwe; African artifacts, and outstanding fine art paintings from around the world. The love of this spectacular art of the Shona people, inspired the development of this gallery of original stone sculptures. Shona sculpture, one of the most important art forms to emerge from Africa in the 20th century, challenges western perception of what African art should be. Consequently, this conceptual art form has generated extreme interest among art lovers around the world.

SholaCreativeStudio - A way of life
Our vision has remained to do a contemporary photo exhibition, show casing the beautiful scenery this polity has to offer, from the rocky enclaves of Jos, Abuja, and Abeokuta, to the sleepy town of Ibadan, the ancestral homes of the Yoruba, the home of the Osun goddess on Osun state, to the beauty of the Niger river at sunset, the confluence at Lokoja, the bright colors of the Ekpo masquerade at Calabar, the different cultures.

Sirius Arts Centre -  Events - Horse + Bamboo [Art Center, Cobh, Cork, ... - Activities at the Sirius Arts Centre - Horse + Bamboo

Society of Nigerian Artists
The society was inaugurated in January 1964 with the headquarters in Lagos. To become a member of the Society of the Nigeria Artists during its formative years was extremely difficult because of the strict requirement . It is the umbrella body of all Nigerian contemporary professional artists Arts, Art Portraits, Paintings, Frames, Art Gallery, Galleries, Artists, Creators, Collector's Arts, Master Piece, Exhibitions, Exhibitors, National Museums, Abuja, Photography, Photos, Pictures, Digital, Lagos, School of Arts, Art Institute, National Centre, Cultural Centers, Crafts and Design, Lekki, Masks, African Arts, organizations, associations.

The Killing Fields of Niger Delta by Reuben Abati - The people of the Niger Delta, and their rich forests and creeks, and beautiful children, and the flora and fauna of their landscape, their energies, hopes, aspirations, and place in the Nigerian federation have always been at risk but now, it looks

The Leading Molecule
MJ - The Leading Molecule | Africa Exhibits | Cradle | Mother | Freedom | Studies | History | Arts | Journals | Personal | Main Page | Who said there wasn't enough Africa in your computer? Feel like leaping off the valence shell and going out on...

The Network of Nigerian Arts and Culture
Nigerian Network of Museum & Arts. We bring to your living rooms 2000 Years of Nigeria Arts and an ensemble of Nigerian Museums; Private and Government, displaying all artifacts. Visit our Private Museums, Exhibitions and Galleries. To place your orders for some of Africa's Arts Heritage and Culture.

The New Gong Magazine
The New Gong is a publishing media company based in Nigeria. It provides a wide range of mass
media services including book, magazine and image publishing. The company also provides
photographs and illustrations for both print and online publishers.

The Official Website of smoothcartoonsnigeria
At smoothcartoonsnigeria you can now purchase our comic book/cartoon products at reasonable  prices; these comic books/cartoon strips are fully customizable; (from the title, lettering, layout, storyboarding, pagination and design)  to meet your organizational needs. This comic books addresses societal issues such as HIV/AIDS, ritual killing, prostitution, armed robbery, malaria, child upbringing, arts, humanities, books, crafts, story telling, story tellers, corruption etc..

The Visual Arts of Subsaharan Africa
The Visual Arts of Subsaharan Africa The Aesthetics of African Art African Attitudes toward Art Objects: the BaLega Civilizing Scars Strength, Health, Fecundity, and Beauty Wealth, Health, and Beauty Yoruba Aesthetics: Theories and Attitudes Mask...

TIV    -Abraham, Roy Clive. A dictionary of the Tiv language. London: Published on behalf of the Government of Nigeria by the Crown Agents for the Colonies, 1940. PL8738 .Z5 A15 Abraham, Roy Clive. The principles of Tiv. London: Published on behalf of..

TIV - TIV Spoken in Benue state, Nigeria.   Nigeria Terwase u alu sha. Iteasgh iti you jijigh. Tar tor wou u va, kwagh u aseru ishima ieren sha man ieren shin tar ne kpaa. Na se kwagh yan wase nyian u ayange a yange man shi de se asorobo ase er se kpaa se..

Ugonna Wachuku: Creative Writer
Inspiring, refreshing poems and moving literary works; including essential, trendy links for your educative entertainment, news and information by this outstanding, young Nigerian Creative Writer. You are lovingly welcome!.

Victor Ekpuk
he central theme of my work is the exploration of the relationships, challenges and responses to changes that characterize the human condition. Of particular interest to my project is Nsibidi, an indigenous African system of writing that employs graphic signs, and codes to convey concepts. Fine Arts, Sculptures, Exhibitions, Galleries, Lecturers, Professor, Art Education, Portraits, Oil and Glue Canvas, Drawings, comtemporary arts, Metal Works.

VogueMD
Provides most up-to-date information on fashion trends and style. Visitors are linked to fashion related companies for fashion needs(apparel, accessories, lingerie, beauty, electronics, etc.

Websites related to Postcolonial Nigerian Studies
Websites Related to Postcolonial Nigerian Studies This page last revised 24 July 1999 General Resources Bibliography of Criticism of South African Literature in English African Postcolonial Literature in English African Postcolonial Literature web..

Welcome to African Cultural Paintings by Omo Otun
... my entire illustration is rooted in culture, my people and indeed my environment. I grew up and studied in Il-Ife - the very cradle of the legendary Yoruba race. It is the proud ancestral home of the Yorubas. The city hosts famous Obafemi Awolowo University whose motto is 'For Learning and Culture'. Africa, Dance, Art, Paintings, Culture, African paintings, Festival, Music, Dance, Masks, Frames, Colour Painting, Color Paint, Artists, Sculptures, Nigerian aesthetics, Post-colonial, arts and culture,  nigerian film, african film Nigerian Arts.

Widowhood Among the Igbo of Eastern Nigeria:
What kind of impact does a husband's death have on the wife left behind? What are the rituals at the funeral? Here's an informative thesis that documents inheritance, remarriage and other aspects of Igbo widowhood.

Wole Soyinka   -: An Overview - includes works, themes, history, and more.

Works of Igbo and other African writers  Chinua Achebe's picture Chinua Achebe's literary works A discourse on the development of Nigeria through the works of Chinua Achebe Student essays on "Things Fall Apart". Achebe's picture on the original...

Yoruba
Yoruba Information. The arts of the Yoruba are as numerous as their deities, and many objects are placed on shrines to honor the gods and the ancestors...

Yoruba Introduction
Yoruba Beaded Art/Black History: Designs, Repetition, Rhythms and Movement Lesson Unit: Introduction. The goal of The Bead Museum Education and Community Outreach Program is to present exhibitions and instruction that facilitate participants' understanding of the symbolic meaning and function of beads in diverse cultural contexts. Yoruba beadeds, Yoruba music, Arts, Yoruba Societies, Yoruba Cultures, Traditions, Crafts, Masks, A result of these beliefs is that physical acts of communal representation in performance (masquerade), dance, music, storytelling and creative, visual expressions can influence their universe.

Yoruba Art and Akan Goldweights
On-line catalog of an exhibit of Yoruba art and Akan goldweights held at the Lakeview Museum, Peoria, Illinois in 1994.

Yoruba Art in Wood and Metal
Anthropological and historical study of artistic practices in Nigeria examines the culture and work of Yoruba wood and metal carvers.

Yoruba Religion and Myth
Paper clarifies variations in the religious myths of the Yaruba people in Western Nigeria