As an observer deeply embedded in the global art discourse, I find myself compelled to explore the profound resonance of Oliver Enwonwu’s contributions to Nigerian art within the context of his father’s esteemed legacy.
Yah Nii Armah Blackwell (Yahu Blackwell) is the first Osu Lumor from the 400-year Osu African diaspora.
This May, OM234 is proud to present ‘Oliver Enwonwu: A Continued Legacy’, a joint exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculpture by Oliver Enwonwu and his father, Prof. Ben Enwonwu, MBE, NNOM (1917 – 1994) at Mall Galleries.
In a bid to increase digital talent in the country, the Indonesian government is making plans to offer dual citizenship for members of its diaspora working in the technology sector.
The diaspora has a positive impact on climate change through remittances, investments and skills, which have historically benefited countries of origin.
In March 2024, the global diaspora audience and beyond were inspired by 52 extraordinary women who shared various thought provoking quotes during the second edition of Diaspora Digital News’ flagship initiative: ‘Celebrating Diaspora Women.’
A Monthly Inspirational Viewpoint of Life’s Journeys with Sonia Wignall. Episode Twenty-Three
The First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska has met with members of her country’s diaspora in Denmark to thank them and acknowledge their assistance.
A Monthly Inspirational Viewpoint of Life’s Journeys with Sonia Wignall. Episode Twenty-Two
The deadline has been extended for submission of Abstracts for the hybrid Summer Conference on “Exploring Intersections: Decolonization, Diaspora, and the African Food System”
