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J. Cole promises no more hold ups

 J. Cole is finally gearing up for the release of his debut album, promising fans that there will be "no more hold up." Speaking at a press conference for the 2011 BET Awards, Cole said he was preparing to get deep into the promotional cycle with the release of an as-yet-untitled new single.

"Now it's time," he said. "I always had the material for the album. The hold-up was always picking the right single. I think we knew that there was so much on the line and the potential that I had, so we were kind of hesitant.... [Now,] there's no more hold up."

Opim Eye

"The Papua New Guinean artists in this exhibition share their dreams and visions. These are times of revolutionary changes and Gazellah, Mairi, Laben and
Jeffry venture out to try something new and different. Whether they represent their cultures and tradition or provide opportunities for ideas and images that are a
complete contrast, their images and creations provide a new category of growing up in the PNG context" Dr Michael A. Mel, University of Goroka

Opening on the 5th of May on the ground floor of the Deloite Tower, 6:30pm-8:30pm featuring work by Mairi & Jeffry Feeger, Gazellah Bruder and Laben Sakale John.


It will be open to the general public from 6th-8th may, from 9:00am-3:00pm each day.