We are very pleased to announce the recipients of the What’s Next Open Call. The selected participants will receive mentorship for 6 months to expand upon their suggested proposals concerning environmental issues, followed by an exhibition curated by TTLC and Mandebele Photo Gallery in Johannesburg.
The participants are:
Andile Phewa (South Africa) @andile_phewa
Rime Sabbar (Morocco) @r1me__
Damilola Bankole (Nigeria) @dharmhie
Abdennasser Slimani (Algeria) @abdennasserslimani
Fadumo Ali (Somalia) @famoaliy
Thank you to all the artists that submitted work.
In collaboration with @mandebelephoto
Thank you for showing up.
For the support, the energy, the conversations, and the shared experience.
Grateful to our family, friends, and everyone who joined us for the screening by the lagoon.
Special thank you to our collaborators @iranti_press@awhitespacelagos@libraryonthelagoon for all the support and effort to make the evening possible.
See you again soon. 🌕
#cinemabythesea #libraryonthelagoon
This Saturday, we gather by the water for a special screening.
Bound for Lagos (1960) — a rare archival film that captures a journey into Lagos at a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s history, around the time of independence. It offers a glimpse into how the city was seen, imagined, and documented in that era.
As part of Library on the Lagoon, we continue to explore film as memory, place, and conversation, bringing people together through shared viewing experiences by the waterfront.
🗓 May 2
🕓 4PM
📍Five Cowries Terminal, Falomo, Lagos.
Come through.
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Under the moon, by the water, moments from our last gathering.
Join us again this Saturday, May 2
for Library on the Lagoon
Screening: Bound for Lagos (1960)
📍: Five Cowries Terminal, Lagos.
In collaboration with @iranti_press@awhitespacelagos
The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. — Aristotle
#lagosfanticarnival2026 #lagosfanticarnival #inthislagos #lagos
Creativity takes shape before the spectacle.
Captain Akinola Jones and his boys prepare costumes for the Lagos Fanti Carnival at Holy Cross Cathedral Clinic, April 6, 2026.
#lagosfanticarnival #lagosfanticarnival2026 #inthislagos #lagos
Color, culture, and rhythm in full bloom.
The spirit of Lagos Fanti Carnival comes alive.🎭✨
#lagosfanticarnival #lagosfanticarnival2026 #inthislagos #lagos
Palm Sunday reminds Christians to reflect on humility, faith and spiritual renewal.
It marks a call to prepare for Holy Week through reflection, sacrifice and hope.
Ago-Egun, Bariga,
Lagos.
Hosanna! Hosanna!! Hosanna!!!
#palmsunday🌿
Palm fronds carried on Palm Sunday symbolize peace, victory and renewal in the Christian faith.
They recall the biblical moment when Jesus Christ was welcomed into Jerusalem with palms, representing honor and reverence. Today, the palms serve as a sign of humility, hope and spiritual triumph.
#palmsunday🌿
Worshippers dressed in white garments take part in a Palm Sunday procession, walking through the streets with palm fronds in hand in Lagos, Nigeria.
Palm Sunday, observed by Christians worldwide, marks the beginning of Holy Week and commemorates the biblical account of Jesus Christ’s entry into Jerusalem, where crowds welcomed him with palm branches.
Children and adults joined the procession, carrying symbolic palms and crosses, blending tradition with a strong sense of community and celebration.
#palmsunday🌿
