ARTSPLIT Live Podcasts: Recent Episodes
ARTSPLIT Live Podcast
An audio-visual PODCAST series where art connoisseurs get to discuss topical issue affecting the African art space with a specific interest in Nigeria and across the world.
Tunde Owolabi is an artist best known for his product design, where he uses the Aso-oke fabric in making sneakers, bags, furniture, and more.
As a figurative artist, he chimes his opinion about the Black Art craze amongst African artists, studying its origin and proferring solutions and guidance to these artists on how best to ply their minds and skill for eternal relevance.
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Anxiety and depression are common mediums for artists. While some would wield this emotion as fuel for expression, others may cower under its toxic influence.
Amanda Iheme is a clinical psychologist. In this third episode, she warns of the dangers of neglecting therapy and explores the possibility of artists working from a place of happiness.
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Kelechi Amadi-Obi is a veteran Nigerian photographer. He is also a lawyer.
On this first episode of ARTSPLIT Live PODCAST, he speaks with Godson Ukaegbu on the many possibilities and rights available to an artist on the completion of an artwork. Regarding the Nigerian copyright commission, he advised the Nigerian artist on ways to manage their portfolio of works, how to start an estate, and the role of images in documentation, trade, and management of one's copyright.