The Think Art Festival, an annual virtual art stage for young creators, has reasserted itself as a springboard for passionate nascent creatives, as it empowered emerging student artists in Nigeria for its 2024 edition. Launched in 2021, the Think Art Festival is acclaimed to be Abuja’s first-ever virtual art contest, building a community of student artists with flair and passion for painting , sculpture, or drawing. Being a virtual contest, the programme is only done via Inst

As part of collective efforts towards protecting the planet and ensuring sustainable use of resources, focusing on waste reduction, energy conservation and prevention of pollution, Think Artist, in collaboration with the Derby Refugee Advice Centre, held a workshop on combining environmental responsibility with creative expression. The historic art showcase tagged ‘Reduce, Reuse, Up-cycle’ took place on August 28, 2025 at Bosnian and Herzegovina Centre Derby, with focus on ‘C

It was a good day for many parents and children as they went home with huge cash prizes, scholarships and others at the just concluded Think Art Festival. The festival, which collected entries from children all over Abuja, saw the winners go home with N100,000 for the first prize, N60,000 for the second prize and N40,000 as the third prize. Winner of the contest, Ajayi Imran, whose artwork portrayed a dark city under skies and was titled “Splashes of hope” said his work meant

Premier International School has demonstrated its commitment to impacting the lives of students positively through internal art competitions. One of these titled ‘2021 Art Explosion’ saw Hauwa Adamu, Fatima Shehu, and Jidenna Okechukwu emerge as winners of the secondary, primary and pre-school categories respectively. The virtual event which had as theme ‘The New Normal’ was held between May 12 and 27, fetching each winner not less than N100,000 each in prize worth. The found

The winner of the Art Explosion Contest, Nnemeka Enejere, has said he was inspired to create the winning piece by the power grid collapse in Nigeria. The student of Premier International School Abuja clinched the cash prize of N100,000 and a Samsung Tab A7 Lite ahead of other secondary school students in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to emerge the winner of the second edition of the Art Explosion contest for students. “When the power grid in Nigeria recently collapsed,

The coordinator of the school’s Art Department and initiator of the contest tagged Art explosion, Mr Armstrong Agoreyo, said the need to sensitize students on how arts affect the larger society prompted the competition for preschool, primary and secondary sections in the school. He said the contest themed, ‘the new normal’ was aimed at building students’ confidence and improving their self-esteem, adding that the theme was chosen to enhance their creativity. The school’s Deve