Friday, February 14, 2020

Love Talk Screening Premiere Party

Hey guys, do you remember the show I was working on Love Talk?

Well, I have some great great news. Soo excited to finally be able to share with you all the show I produced and styled; Love Talk is going to be on TV in the UK! Hosted by the fabulous du@canice100k and @Faozy_a diving into all things love & relationships. Airing on Sky Channel 186 Friday 14th at 8:30PM GMT! 

What was meant to be a web series is being shown on TV! Major excitement. I'm so grateful for the show to be picked up by a TV network in my home city and excited to see it completely blossom.

To mark the occasion, we held a private screening party this side of the Atlantic. Literally got something together in the space of a few days organising it in and around our day jobs. Here are some of the best images from the night.


Panel Talk










Style wise; I opted for a one arm caped dress in baby blue, with earrings from Stopshop London.






If you are able to watch it please do tag the show @thelovetalkshow on IG @morelovetalk on Twitter we'd love to hear what you have to say on the topics discussed xxx
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Monday, January 27, 2020

Ofiliated IV: Looku Looku Art Exhibition


Ofiliated IV brought to you by Chukwunonso Ofili the artist has now become an annual event.  


Founded 4 years ago it has been held each year consecutively since it's conception. The art exhibition showcased new work from Ofili as well as being a platform that spotlights other local artists and talents, both in music and art, with yummy finger bites included in a night of elegance and showcase of creative talent. This years spotlighted artists were Dita Montana and Geloh. Also included in the exhibition was a collaborative piece created by Ofili and Dita Montana as well as a piece by Ofili and an artist by the name of Audrianna.

Collaborative piece by Ofili and Dita Montana

The theme for this was year: Looku Looku; a concept that focuses on how the world is quick to praise but also quick to condemn and in doing so place their judgement. 
Presented by King Drewwsky of the Wowoboyz and Grace Africa, who brought additional great energy to the event. Chef Kaye was the provider of the finger food on the night.

Chef Kaye provider of the light finger food

I personally enjoyed myself, Ofiliated IV was a success and a great event. The only thing I missed being present was a photobooth, because who doesn't love a great photobooth oppurtunity! I have been blessed to see Ofiliated II, III and now IV, the growth in Ofili's work is evident as you can see he is developing and coming into his artistic voice, which is exciting to see. Also seeing Dita Montana's work live and direct for the first time was great for me, her showcase had some of my favourite pieces on the night, I can say I am a new fan of her work. 

I kept it simple chic and opted for a burgundy red wrap dress for the event.
Some of those in attendance were Aphrican Ace, Kobi Jonz, Bils and Ayoola of Blademy (Forbes 30under 30) amongst many others.
Music performances by Bils, Niyi Neto, S.o.u.l.a.s.p.h.e.r.e, Caleb Da Great, Onyinye, and The Gathering with vibes from Dj Woske, the official Dj for the Ofiliated art exhibitions.


Niyi Neto Saxopianist and Ofili get down.

I caught up with Ofili to find out why he created Ofiliated Art Exhibition and what he wants the event to accomplish.
What inspired the concept of the event and its intriguing title?
Looku Looku is a concept that explores how judgement can have a negative and positive effect on the person being judged. With the eyes representing the looking or observing and the mouth the gossiping whether done in kindness or criticism.

My goal for Ofiliated IV was to draw attention to how negative and positive comments can impact one's life. Each piece showcased represented this; I want people to see that positivity and support of one another can elevate mindsets and dreams. That there is power in judgement, expectations and the tongue, so let's shape our thoughts positively.
What makes this event different from other annual platforms showcasing art?
What makes my art exhibitions different is that it tackles social issues, I include 2-3 artists for them to showcase to a new audience, with much emphasis on the attendees bringing it in style and dressing for the night.
What are your goals for this moving forward?
My goal moving forward is to take Ofiliated across America.






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