Chris OgunlowoThe Book About AI Written By Those Who Actually Know What They Are Talking About: A ReviewWhat is this book? A treaty? A compendium? An impassioned plea? Or a sales pitch drawing its unique proposition from philosophy, history…Mar 20, 2023Mar 20, 2023
Chris OgunlowoWill Artificial Intelligence Kill Aesthetic Experience?It is the fate of new technologies to stir up Luddite apprehensions. Observers are soon divided into two factions. The adventurous…Mar 19, 2023Mar 19, 2023
Chris OgunlowoOn that John Boyega H&M CommercialAfter watching it the first time, I wasn’t sure what was going on. However, the highlife music, more than other elements, caught my…Nov 8, 2021Nov 8, 2021
Chris OgunlowoBook Review: “Culture Counts: Faith and Feeling in a World Besieged” by Roger ScrutonIt’s inevitable that art & culture must contend with argument around their subjectivity & objectivity. It’s expected from domains where…Nov 8, 2021Nov 8, 2021
Chris OgunlowoJẹ́lésinmi: An Art Exhibition on Learning and NostalgiaChildhood recollections, in any form — literary or visual — are a personal fascination. A deft narrator or curator, beside merely evoking…May 19, 2021May 19, 2021
Chris OgunlowoThe Inspiring Christian Life of Late Pastor Sam LumorBy Chris OgunlowoApr 3, 2021Apr 3, 2021
Chris OgunlowoI Visited the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of ArtThe Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art sits conspicuously in the compound of the Pan-Atlantic University. In the surrounding aura of scholarship…Apr 3, 2021Apr 3, 2021
Chris OgunlowoQdot and his Alagbe AlbumLet me attempt a sales pitch here. You, the reader, are identified as one with a trained listening ear and indeed a refined taste for…Nov 22, 2020Nov 22, 2020
Chris OgunlowoSpoken Word Matters“And by the time we said Amen, they had our land and we had their Bible.”Nov 10, 20201Nov 10, 20201
Chris OgunlowoThis Sọ̀rọ̀ Sókè GenerationIn a social media post, I had compared the #EndSARS protest to an Arab predecessor — the Arab Spring. Its Nigerian cousin continues to…Oct 18, 2020Oct 18, 2020