The Royal College of Art-trained designer, researcher, and educator is curating a space that considers how historical intelligence can inform future African design.
Art practitioners and curators believe these returns are especially important at a time when young Nigerians have few means of engaging with the country’s rich history.
Koyo Kouoh, Lesley Lokko, Rujeko Hockleyd and Aindrea Emelife are redefining global art, bringing African women's voices to the forefront.
The 27-year-old curator and writer has spent the past year putting together one of the most ambitious presentations at this year’s Biennale.
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