Just us
Just us
Just us
Just us
Just us
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oil and gloss on polycarbonate/ sapele frame, uniqueTiwani Contemporary
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The artwork features a striking combination of bold colors and soft, ethereal forms. The central figure, clad in vibrant red and orange robes, appears to be in a meditative or contemplative pose, set against a backdrop of delicate, ghostly patterns. The composition is balanced and visually captivating, with the artist's use of light and shadow creating a sense of depth and movement. The work suggests a contemplation of spirituality, culture, and the human experience, inviting the viewer to engage with its intriguing and thought-provoking themes. ...

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Miranda Forrester
Artist
Miranda Forrester
British

Miranda Forrester explores the queer Black female gaze in painting vis a vis the history of men painting women naked. Her work addresses the invisibility of Black women in the western history of art. She investigates how painting is able to re-articulate the language and history of life drawing through a queer Black feminist and desiring lens. In doing so, she depicts what the male gaze may not be able to see.

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Just us
Tiwani Contemporary
Gallery
Tiwani Contemporary
Lagos, London

Founded in London in 2011 by Maria Varnava, Tiwani Contemporary exhibits and represents international contemporary artists. Specifically, the gallery champions artists from Africa and its diaspora. To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, in February 2022 Tiwani Contemporary launched a purpose-built 2,000sq ft space on Victoria Island, Lagos. For Maria Varnava, who grew up in Nigeria, this is considered a homecoming. Besides its regular programme of exhibitions, Tiwani Contemporary Lagos collaborates with G.A.S –Guest Artists Space–, Yinka Shonibare’s Foundation, to offer residencies for international artists from the programme who are interested in expanding their creative practice and exchanging with local artists. The gallery aims to collaborate and contribute to the arts ecosystem in Lagos through its programme of exhibitions, talks and publications. The gallery is a regular exhibitor at Art X Lagos. Meanwhile, Tiwani Contemporary runs a programme of exhibitions in London and its programme of International Art Fairs. ...

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