Film festivals are no doubt an essential component of the global cinema business. Every year, these festivals attract several attendees, including fans, filmmakers, and stakeholders in the film business. In the world of film festivals, the Cannes Film Festival is…
…in a place like Nigeria, are there people exploring this unique line enough? How did they get into product photography?
In an exclusive interview with Modaculture, 33-year-old Nigerian-American singer-songwriter Juliet “Juliera” Simon Opeyemi converses with Gertrude Oby about her journey as an indie artiste, from her early start in songwriting at age 16 to the personal experiences that inspire her…
For decades, fiction has served as a great muse for several movies around the world. Beloved books have now become rich material for memorable on-screen characters, exciting plots and remarkable moments that feed our eyes and nurture our souls. The…
Each artwork in this exhibition engages with contemporary conversations around identity, community, agency, and resilience which underscores…
Nollywood is in the midst of a remarkable evolution. Over the past five years, the industry has not only grown in size—producing an average of 2,500 films annually—but has also elevated its storytelling, direction, and production quality. Behind this transformation…
…In honour of the world’s second-largest film industry.
It’s safe to say that the most significant of these announcements is…
The industry contributes significantly to the economy, with Nigeria accounting for about 15% of Africa’s $31 billion fashion and textile industry.
Across different music genres, artistes for the longest time have explored techniques such as sampling and interpolation in their music with intentions such as inducing nostalgia, paying homage to a sound’s original makers, or simply experimenting with peculiar and unique…