FIRST HUG by Niharika Jajoria We stood side by side, Our shoulders intimately brushing I couldn’t manage to hide That I was faintly blushing. […]
Broken Flower – a poem by Dzekashu MacViban
BROKEN FLOWER By Dzekashu MacViban The picture of your broken smile This lackluster moon reflects, Causing sadness to loiter in careless footsteps As everything […]
A Cultural Diversity Affair at the Royal College of Art BLACK EXHIBITION in London
By Juliette Goddard The RCA Black Exhibition put together by the Royal College of Art in collaboration with the African and African Caribbean Design Diaspora […]
The Cake Men – A Poem by Ernest Alanki
I was told from very early on that when man was made every one of us was placed in an oven to bake. The black […]
The Paintings of Adjani Okpu-Egbe at the Brick Lane Art Gallery, London
By Juliette Goddard Art: Rescuing the Supermodel by Adjani Klinsmann In the heart of the East-end at the brick Lane Art gallery not far from […]
Half-full or Half-empty? THE PESSIMIST – a Poem by Ernest Alanki
I had a Pessimist friend on Pessimist Road, Pessimist Road in Pessimist Town, who had a friend, Worry, Worry who worried next door. Together […]
Paintings by UK Artist Adjani Okpu-Egbe Widely Hailed As Inspirational, Castigating The Taboo
Sponsored by: Photo courtesy Adjani’s Facebook page We have been afforded the privilege of peeking into the private world of one of the most […]