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How Dye Lab Turned a DJ Lineup Into a Cultural Celebration
Every now and then, a brand doesn’t just release a campaign—they release a feeling. That’s exactly what Dye Lab did ...
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Horniman Museum archive, Second tying and stitching of adire.
Ganja & Hess (1973)
Adire (2023)
ok ok but like Maria going, "if you have a problem with Gwen, you have an even bigger problem with me"... Amshsjs
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Joan Jonas (@broadcove) wearing @lagosspaceprogramme in a restaging of her iconic performance of Delay ahead of the #WoolmarkPrize final on the 15th of May 2023 in Paris, France. @thewoolmarkcompany #lagosspaceprogramme DM @thefashionagent for pre-order enquiries, market dates, showroom for Woolmark Prize finalist Lagos Space Programme. #africafashion #africanfashion #design #preorder #nigeria #lagos #adire #conceptual #fashion #joanjonas #followthebuyers #thefashionagent #showroom #africandesigners (at New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrjgSkQtdfJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Midnight Sky (1997) by Adesola Kilani Falade. Michigan State University Museum.
Legacy in the arts: Nike Okundaye at TEDxIkoyi
Artist and founder of Nike Art Gallery, Nike Okundaye uses a variety of media to express themes from her life and Yoruba culture. With a blend of humour and frankness, she tells the story of how she became an artist, and stresses the importance of knowledge sharing and passing skills to future generations.
