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The Gift (1) , 90 x 90 cms acrylic on canvas....currently on display at #noroomforfear exhibition This incredible show of African artists is entitled “No Room for Fear”, was co curated by our very own @bbfacollective sis @enamgd and Sandra Obiago from @smocontemporaryart and features our all of the women from our collective and a whole host of amazing artists of African and Caribbean artists. Hosted at Hogan Lovells in partnership with @smithsonian . Special thanks to Andrew Skipper- head of Africa Practice for making it happen and to Dr Gus Casely- Hayford for his opening remarks. More info below. On till 31st October. ———————————- This exhibition draws inspiration from a quotation by the late Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, who made an indelible mark on our global consciousness regarding race, identity, inclusion, and the true value of equitable community. No Room for Fear, will speak to the heart of the nation, as 12 outstanding artists present works which reflect their aspirations for an inclusive society. The exhibition runs till 31 October. . . Co-curated by Enam Gbewonyo and Sandra Mbanefo Obiago, Founder & Artistic Director of Lagos based SMO Contemporary Art, this exhibition presents a diverse group of artists whose work is a thought provoking, honest and powerful representation of what it means to be a black contemporary artist with African roots. . . ——————- The artists which include the BBFA are: ADELAIDE DAMOAH | AYESHA FEISAL | CARLEEN DË SOZER | CHIBUIKE UZOMA | ENAM GBEWONYO | GABRIEL CHOTO | JUSTINA KEHINDE | KENNY ADEWUYI | KELANI ABASS | OLUMIDE ONADIPE | SANAA GATEJA | TYNA ADEBOWALE #artinlondon #africanart #hoganlovells #smithsonian #bbfa #ayeshafeisal

‘Transmutation’ (cropped view) 100 x 150 cms , acrylic on canvas....currently on display at #noroomforfear exhibition This incredible show of African artists is entitled “No Room for Fear”, was co curated by our very own @bbfacollective sis @enamgd and Sandra Obiago from @smocontemporaryart and features our all of the women from our collective and a whole host of amazing artists of African and Caribbean artists. Hosted at Hogan Lovells in partnership with @smithsonian . Special thanks to Andrew Skipper- head of Africa Practice for making it happen and to Dr Gus Casely- Hayford for his opening remarks. More info below. On till 31st October. ———————————- This exhibition draws inspiration from a quotation by the late Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, who made an indelible mark on our global consciousness regarding race, identity, inclusion, and the true value of equitable community. No Room for Fear, will speak to the heart of the nation, as 12 outstanding artists present works which reflect their aspirations for an inclusive society. The exhibition runs till 31 October. . . Co-curated by Enam Gbewonyo and Sandra Mbanefo Obiago, Founder & Artistic Director of Lagos based SMO Contemporary Art, this exhibition presents a diverse group of artists whose work is a thought provoking, honest and powerful representation of what it means to be a black contemporary artist with African roots. . . ——————- The artists which include the BBFA are: ADELAIDE DAMOAH | AYESHA FEISAL | CARLEEN DË SOZER | CHIBUIKE UZOMA | ENAM GBEWONYO | GABRIEL CHOTO | JUSTINA KEHINDE | KENNY ADEWUYI | KELANI ABASS | OLUMIDE ONADIPE | SANAA GATEJA | TYNA ADEBOWALE #artinlondon #africanart #hoganlovells #smithsonian #bbfa #ayeshafeisal

‘The Gift (II))’ 90 x 90 cms currently on display at #noroomforfear exhibition This incredible show of African artists is entitled “No Room for Fear”, was co curated by our very own @bbfacollective sis @enamgd and Sandra Obiago from @smocontemporaryart and features our all of the women from our collective and a whole host of amazing artists of African and Caribbean artists. Hosted at Hogan Lovells in partnership with @smithsonian . Special thanks to Andrew Skipper- head of Africa Practice for making it happen and to Dr Gus Casely- Hayford for his opening remarks. More info below. On till 31st October. ———————————- This exhibition draws inspiration from a quotation by the late Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, who made an indelible mark on our global consciousness regarding race, identity, inclusion, and the true value of equitable community. No Room for Fear, will speak to the heart of the nation, as 12 outstanding artists present works which reflect their aspirations for an inclusive society. The exhibition runs till 31 October. . . Co-curated by Enam Gbewonyo and Sandra Mbanefo Obiago, Founder & Artistic Director of Lagos based SMO Contemporary Art, this exhibition presents a diverse group of artists whose work is a thought provoking, honest and powerful representation of what it means to be a black contemporary artist with African roots. . . ——————- The artists which include the BBFA are: ADELAIDE DAMOAH | AYESHA FEISAL | CARLEEN DË SOZER | CHIBUIKE UZOMA | ENAM GBEWONYO | GABRIEL CHOTO | JUSTINA KEHINDE | KENNY ADEWUYI | KELANI ABASS | OLUMIDE ONADIPE | SANAA GATEJA | TYNA ADEBOWALE #artinlondon #africanart #hoganlovells #guscaselyhayford #smithsonian #bbfa #ayeshafeisal

#noroomforfear group exhibition catalogue. This incredible show of African artists is entitled “No Room for Fear”, was co curated by our very own @bbfacollective sis @enamgd and Sandra Obiago from @smocontemporaryart and features our all of the women from our collective and a whole host of amazing artists of African and Caribbean artists. Hosted at Hogan Lovells in partnership with @smithsonian . Special thanks to Andrew Skipper- head of Africa Practice for making it happen and to Dr Gus Casely- Hayford for his opening remarks. More info below. On till 31st October. ———————————- This exhibition draws inspiration from a quotation by the late Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, who made an indelible mark on our global consciousness regarding race, identity, inclusion, and the true value of equitable community. No Room for Fear, will speak to the heart of the nation, as 12 outstanding artists present works which reflect their aspirations for an inclusive society. The exhibition runs till 31 October. . . Co-curated by Enam Gbewonyo and Sandra Mbanefo Obiago, Founder & Artistic Director of Lagos based SMO Contemporary Art, this exhibition presents a diverse group of artists whose work is a thought provoking, honest and powerful representation of what it means to be a black contemporary artist with African roots. . . ——————- The artists which include the BBFA are: ADELAIDE DAMOAH | AYESHA FEISAL | CARLEEN DË SOZER | CHIBUIKE UZOMA | ENAM GBEWONYO | GABRIEL CHOTO | JUSTINA KEHINDE | KENNY ADEWUYI | KELANI ABASS | OLUMIDE ONADIPE | SANAA GATEJA | TYNA ADEBOWALE #artinlondon #africanart #hoganlovells #guscaselyhayford #smithsonian #bbfa #ayeshafeisal

Repost from @adelaidedamoah using @RepostRegramApp - 💥 This incredible show of African artists opened on Monday. It is entitled “No Room for Fear”, was co curated by our very own @bbfacollective sis @enamgd and Sandra Obiago from @smocontemporaryart and features our all of the women from our collective and a whole host of amazing artists of African and Caribbean artists including @gabrielchoto pictured with us with Sandra Obiago. Hosted at Hogan Lovells law firm (Holborn) in partnership with @smithsonian . Special thanks to Andrew Skipper- head off Africa Practice for making it happen and to Dr Gus Casely- Hayford for his opening remarks. More info below. On till 31st October. ———————————- This exhibition draws inspiration from a quotation by the late Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, who made an indelible mark on our global consciousness regarding race, identity, inclusion, and the true value of equitable community. No Room for Fear, will speak to the heart of the nation, as 12 outstanding artists present works which reflect their aspirations for an inclusive society. The exhibition runs till 31 October. . . Co-curated by BBFA's own, Enam Gbewonyo and Sandra Mbanefo Obiago, Founder & Artistic Director of Lagos based SMO Contemporary Art, this exhibition presents a diverse group of artists whose work is a thought provoking, honest and powerful representation of what it means to be a black contemporary artist with African roots. . . ——————- The artists which include the BBFA are: ADELAIDE DAMOAH | AYESHA FEISAL | CARLEEN DË SOZER | CHIBUIKE UZOMA | ENAM GBEWONYO | GABRIEL CHOTO | JUSTINA KEHINDE | KENNY ADEWUYI | KELANI ABASS | OLUMIDE ONADIPE | SANAA GATEJA | TYNA ADEBOWALE Dr. Gus Casely-Hayford, Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, will also be in attendance and will give welcome remarks #artinlondon #africanart #hoganlovells #guscaselyhayford #smithsonian #bbfa #ayeshafeisal #ayeshasarthouse

#noroomforfear exhibition opening...co curated by @enamgd and #sandraobiago...October 1st -30th,2019....@bbfa @smocontemporaryart @smithsonian....#ayeshafeisal #ayeshasarthouse #groupshow #african #artists #diapora

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