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Ones to Watch: The Definitive Art Stars of 2021
Charlotte Jansen, Elephant, February 2, 2021 'These artists are on the rise this year. Keep your eyes peeled—you’re going to be seeing a whole lot more... Read more
Abe Odedina: Love and Hate Review
Jessica Lack, World of Interiors, February 2, 2021 In 1960, the year of Nigerian independence, the artist Uche Okeke wrote a manifesto: ‘Young artists in a new nation,... Read more
New York art diary: a miracle on 24th Street
Enuma Okoro, Financial Times, October 24, 2020 'Then, there are paintings I want to pour myself into, like “Wanderlust”, by the French-Belgo-Congolese artist Tiffanie Delune. Geometric bands... Read more
Anya Paintsil: Artists to Watch at 1-54 and Frieze Masters
Rebecca Anne Proctor, Ocula, October 8, 2020 'Welsh-Ghanaian artist Anya Paintsil has just completed her Master's at Manchester Metropolitan University's School of Art, having been announced as... Read more
Anya Paintsil: A Walk In The Park, Whitworth Podcast
Francine Hayfron, The Whitworth 'Continuing the discussions raised by the Black Lives Matter movement, we meet and chat with the artist Anya Paintsil. Anya... Read more
In The Spotlight: Ed Cross Fine Art
David Noel, Occhi, May 20, 2020 'Way back in 1988 I left my London publishing job at Heinemann to live in Kenya to pursue a career... Read more
Innocence and Experience: Interview with Tiffanie Delune
Sammi Gale, WhyNow, March 4, 2020 'Tiffanie Delune’s work is both deeply personal and universal, archetypal. So I shouldn’t be surprised by the bright and open... Read more
What To See And Buy At The African 1-54 Art Fair In London
Joanne Shurvell, Forbes, October 4, 2019 'This London gallery never fails to impress with its quality and the four artists at 1-54 are no exception. Nelly... Read more
Nelly Guambe wins the inaugural edition of EPI held in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Art Africa, August 5, 2019 “I am very happy not just for myself but also to represent emerging artists in Mozambique. The group of artists... Read more
Dismantle the Map: As Demonstrated by 52 Artists and their Actions
Stephanie Bailey, Ocula, July 17, 2019 'Shiraz Bayjoo's accounts of marginalised histories include a pair of videos about Mauritius as a shelter for runaway slaves in... Read more
Abe Odedina, Nataal Issue 2
Helen Jennings, Nataal, June 26, 2019 Opening the door to his south London home wearing his signature blue overalls and spectacular spectacles, two rambunctious dogs barking... Read more
When the Painterly meets the Political: Shiraz Bayjoo and Denise Clarke
Denise Clarke, Arts Cabinet, June 7, 2019 'Mauritian born, London based Shiraz Bayjoo is a contemporary, multi-disciplinary artist whose research-led practice focuses on the interrogation of public... Read more

Review of ‘The Bow Boys Archive’ at Whitechapel gallery
Author, Publication, January 3, 2012