#benincity

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[bastrod]

Iyanuwo. Turns out i forgot to post this one

[afrimericanone]

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This kingdom is a real life #wakanda. Technologies like maps of the walls of Benin (originally known as Iya) , history preserved by artwork and spirituality that has spread as far as #Brazil via the transatlantic slave trade... Last major southern kingdom to fight back against the British colonials before they were slaughtered by the punitive expedition of the British in 1897. They simply rebelled against British trade... that was their crime... Our true cultures last stand before defeat materializes in colonialism... A kingdom that had diplomatic relations with the Portuguese... built expansive earthworks... still the top of the hierarchy of Yoruba monarchs ... the Obas.... the cultural bridge and glue between the Yoruba and Igbo tribes of Nigeria. I find it no surprise that the country of Nigeria amalgamated only 17 years from the fall of Benin... there was no way to take control of southern Nigeria without taking out the Kingdom of Benin... the cultural damage of the punitive expedition to the region and eventually Nigeria has been reverberating ever since... Sad that Nigerians do not know how the British through into perpetual chaos changed the natural balance of the people of southern Nigeria forever... if we don't know then we haven't even thought of how best to repair the damage... Reposted from @african_heritagecity ❤️❤️ @alkebulan_history • ‎​The Kingdom of Benin was in southern Nigeria. It has no historical relation to the modern nation-state of Benin, which was historically known as⁨ Dahomey from the 17th century until 1975. The Kingdom of Benin's capital was Edo, now known as Benin City in Edo state, Nigeria.⁩ #Benin #benincity #nigeria #southernnigeria #WestAfrica #edo #edopeople #africans #nigerians #beninartifacts #africa #centralafrica #blackhistory (at Benin Empire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS5PZSEHeia/?utm_medium=tumblr

[adeledejak]

African Art #repost from @chinw_e Last Night! At the opening of Victor Enikhamenor solo exhibition “In the kingdom of this world” at Tyburn gallery London. Exhibition opens to the public tomorrow and continues until January 2018. : #victorehikhamenor #tyburngallery #lpndon #inthekingdomofthisworld #nigeria #africa #westafrica #benincity #benin #edo #exhibition #artexhibition #shotoniphone #iphonephotography #chinwephotography #photographsbychinwe #visualstoryteller #iphonegraphy #art #africanart #culture #tradition#africanrenaissance

[thesuede]

For the first time in its history, the @smithsonian National Museum of African Art @nmafa will travel an exhibition to the continent of Africa! “Chief S.O. Alonge: Photographer to the Royal Court of Benin, Nigeria” opens at the National Museum, Benin City, Nigeria, Friday, Sept. 29, and will remain on permanent display. The retrospective exhibition showcases the work of noted Nigerian photographer Chief S.O. Alonge, the first official photographer of the Royal Court of Benin, in conjunction with royal arts from the Benin kingdom. The National Museum of African Art exhibited Alonge's work beginning in September 2014, displaying some of his rarely seen photographs. The exhibition, which coincided with the Nigerian celebration of 100 years as a united country, was curated by professor and photographer Flora S. Kaplan, who corresponded with Alonge and visited Benin in 1982.[2] Among the first visitors to the exhibit were members of Benin's royal court and Alonge's family. Attendees included his colleagues and friends, his children, and Prince Ademola Iyi-Eweka, grandson of the oba who served from 1914 to 1933. Also present were many subjects of Alonge's photographs, now in their late 70s and 80s. #edo #edostate #SOAlonge #nigeria #photography #art #history #culture #power #artifacts #purpose #nigeria #benincity #yoruba #dna (at Benin-City, Edo, Nigeria)

[iamromao]

[iamromao]

[laxmipharma]

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