The Arts-Muse Fair

Iklima Babangida's new collection titled 'Diversity in Colors', tells Kaduna's story of inclusion, community and unity in its diversity.  The fashion in Kaduna is a living testament to the cultural richness that defines the city, reflecting a harmonious blend of various ethnicities. Though the city has been wooed by forces of division for decades, the determination in the eyes of merchants at bustling markets, the vibrant colors in the marketplace, the art on the bridges and flyovers, and the colors of burning homes, buried bodies,and dreams in Kaduna mirror the resilience of a city that thrives amidst challenges. This photo essay captures the beauty of a city and its people through colors and fashion:

While some people may argue with the naturality of these photos, t his 16 year old photographer is doing what he terms PHO(NE)TOGRAPHY, which to him is capturing life in its true form through the lens of his phone.   He's got a collection which he hopes to publish into an album.   We present to the public some of Mubarak's works so we could all see life from the probing eyes of the lad. Although the young pho(ne)tographer is already having his photos watermarked with " Mubys Reign ", we are keen to see where his reign will take us. Come and see! Lonely life Not too young to lead Ruination Stagnation Innocence Citizen   Mubarak Muhammad was born on the 11th of August 1999. He had his Primary education in Sokoto and his Secondary school education at Decs New College Minna. Upon completion of his secondary education, he joined the Arts Centre of the Hilltop Creative Arts Foundation after being convinced b