Book Review from The Sun: A nation that never stops making art

Originally featured on The Sun The Harbinger: A window into the soul of a people: 8,000 Years of Art in Nigeria, reminds readers of a…

Governance and the Engineering of Memory: BRONZE, IVORY AND WOOD

African societies built memory so deliberately that no one could erase it. By Oriiz U Onuwaje Oriiz shows us how African societies deliberately built memory…

Book Review from The New Telegraphng: The Harbinger

Originally featured on The New Telegraphng There’s something quite audacious about THE HARBINGER”, a landmark four part book series written by Oriiz U. Onuwaje. This…

Rhythm: Retailing and Democratising Memory

By Oriiz U Onuwaje Oriiz presents Rhythm as a means of keeping traditions alive, showing how people remember and share what they cannot easily put…

Dance with History: Archive in Motion

By Oriiz U Onuwaje Oriiz presents a simple truth for today: rhythm is evidence. Rhythm preserves a people’s story, reveals intelligence, and brings order. The…

African Sound as a Living Archive

By Oriiz U Onuwaje Oriiz writes that our sound is a tool for ‘community connection‘ that endured silence to become a global roar. When you…

Book Review from The Art Hub: The Harbinger

Originally featured on The Art Hub In The Harbinger (Crimson Fusion, Lagos; 2025), Oriiz U. Onuwaje challenges the long-standing notion that African artistic genius is…

Ifè Portraits and Artificial Intelligence

What does it mean to capture individual likeness, regardless of using sacred earth or lines of code? Oriiz explores how capturing likeness has always been…

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