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andikanstudios · 3 months
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Earthlings
featuring Mia
photography by
© andikan 2024
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onyekachi-iloh-jpg · 1 year
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We Are Not Lazy, photographed by Onyekachi Iloh
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sheltiechicago · 2 years
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Nigerian Photographer Exposes The Truth Behind His Instagram-Worthy Photos
Photographer: Ibor Edosa Victor
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thesingingbullfrog · 3 months
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It's Christmas Tree eating time!!
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fashionbooksmilano · 1 year
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J.D. ’Okhai Ojeikere Photographs  
André Magnin, Elizabeth Akuyo Oyairo
Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Paris 2000
Scalo Verlag, Zurich 2000, 176 pages,  26.67 x 28.58 cm, English, ISBN  978-3908247302
euro 190,00
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Since the 1960s, J.D. ‘Okhai Ojeikere has been documenting the culture of his native Nigeria in exquisite black-and-white photographs, capturing the elegance and exuberance of its celebrations, ceremonies, and daily life. He has amassed thousands of images, which together form an anthropological and ethnographic record that is considered to be a national treasure. With his keen eye for composition and attention to detail, Ojeikere finds art everywhere, as he describes: “I always wanted to record moments of beauty, moments of knowledge. Art is life.” This approach fuels his ongoing “Hairstyles” project (begun 1968), an internationally celebrated visual taxonomy of the hairstyles and headdresses worn by Nigerian women, captured at close range, often from behind. For Ojeikere, these hairstyles—from scalp-hugging braids to stunning sculptural forms—are ephemeral works of art, a notion that his photographs clearly affirm.
01/03/23
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patriciaellah · 2 years
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A Million Dreams Self Portrait, 2022 - Patricia Ellah 
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ansatsu-sha · 7 months
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From the Being There photo exhibition / Photographer Ifebusola Shotunde / September 2023
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deadassdiaspore · 1 year
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Untitled
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ajifa-co · 1 year
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Photography by Adedolapo Boluwatife. View more online now in our Gallery ✷ #ajifagallery
✷ www.ajifa.co
✷ Instagram: @ajifa.co
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dubemnwabufo · 1 year
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Portrait of Nachi (2023)
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nigeriannudist · 1 year
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reubenwu · 1 year
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onyekachi-iloh-jpg · 1 year
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The Shadow Project, 2020
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Photographed by Onyekachi Iloh
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sheltiechicago · 2 years
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Nigerian Photographer Exposes The Truth Behind His Instagram-Worthy Photos
Photographer: Ibor Edosa Victor
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thesingingbullfrog · 9 months
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tedlassosource · 11 months
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Ted rips up the poster, and off-screen, the team divides it amongst themselves, each of them taking a smaller piece and keeping it tucked away somewhere close or somewhere safe. Sam’s piece is by the photograph of the 1994 Nigerian World Cup team. Jamie’s piece is nestled in the pages of the book gifted to him by Ted. Isaac’s is seen folded underneath the Captain armband passed down to him by Roy. “Belief comes from in here,” Ted had told them, gesturing to the heart. And so it only makes sense to keep their shares of the poster exactly there: close to the heart.
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