From street to gallery, Nigerian creatives sing for ailing planet - Part 1

Creatives didn’t cause the climate crisis that is shaping their lives, yet rarely does any art show, new book or performances in the country not interrogate the issue.

Gregory Austin Nwakunor

Guardian Arts

From street to gallery, Nigerian creatives sing for ailing planet - Part 1

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