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5 Women Artists You Should Know.

March 26, 2018 by F3mininja

The art world, as is the case with anything in this life of patriarchy, is dominated by men. If we begin to dissect further by introducing race and all other forms of structural oppression, we will find very little diversity. But this post isn’t about shedding light on the whiteness, maleness and all round boring-ness of the art industry, but rather to highlight the diversity that exists; the women that are forces to be reckoned with! Women artists that you […]

Categories: Art • Tags: 5 women artists, Art, black artists, exhibitions, lina iris viktor, mary sibande, ndidi emefiele, painting, photography, south africa, tony gum, toyin ojih odutola, women artists

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Taiye Idahor: ÒKHÙO

March 13, 2018 by F3mininja

God, it has been a long time. My new year resolution was to write more, go to more viewings and I have failed woefully the past 3 months – life happened, folks. But I’m back! And I have an amazing – aren’t they always? – exhibition for you all to see. As always, this is free for all viewing and details shall be left at the end. If you want to purchase a piece for me, contact me! I first […]

Categories: Art • Tags: African identity, Art, exhibitions, london, reviews, women

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Legacies Of Biafra

January 25, 2018 by F3mininja

A tweet from a follower almost got lost in the abyss of trivial and repetitive topics that tend to fill my timeline occasionally but thanks to the algorithm that shows you tweets you missed, I happened to come across it. It had a link to information about Legacies of Biafra exhibition that was coming to Brunei Gallery and I was disappointed in myself for not having known of this beforehand; I like to delude myself into thinking I’m some sort […]

Categories: Art • Tags: Africa, Art, biafra, civil war, exhibitions, london, nigeria, reviews

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F3mininja Recap: 2017

December 28, 2017 by F3mininja

I truly can not believe that the year is almost over and 2018 has its foot in the door. I started this blog for the love of art and my aim was (and still is) to bridge the gap between young black and ethnic ‘minorities’ and the art world — to introduce black artists and non-mainstream galleries that showcased contemporary black artists. Soon, it will be a year since its inception and I am eternally grateful to my work colleague […]

Categories: Art • Tags: Art, exhibitions, recap, reviews, writing

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HER STORY: REWA & Dagmar Van Weeghel

November 9, 2017 by F3mininja

I’m still recovering from the 1:54 Art Fair fifth edition in London that happened just over a month ago. I don’t think i got to soak in all the fantastic works that were on display throughout the course of the 4 days, but i digress; this is not a 1:54 review, but since then, i hadn’t been to view new exhibitions – until now. I was made aware of the duo exhibition at Gallery Of African Art per the usual mode of […]

Categories: Art • Tags: Africa, Art, exhibitions, gallery, london, painting, photography

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Alexis Peskine: Power Figures

September 14, 2017 by F3mininja

The morning of Tuesday 12th of September was finally here and i was eager and prepared for the viewing reception happening later. Ever since October Gallery announced, back in August, that Alexis Peskine was to be presenting his first solo exhibition in London, I had been counting down in excited anticipation awaiting the moment I could see his work up-close. I first heard of Alexis, through October Gallery, back in March during his exhibition in Paris and for someone who’s […]

Categories: Art • Tags: Art, exhibitions, gallery

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Boris Nzebo: Noir Desir

September 8, 2017 by F3mininja

Finally, after many failed attempts, I was able to attend a private reception at Jack Bell Gallery. As a part of their mailing list, i get first hand notifications for private receptions, and having always made plans to see how they may compare to others I’ve attended, something always seemed to come up. But this time i was determined, so i made sure to drag my partner along – whenever i try to get Him to come to Jack Bell, […]

Categories: Art • Tags: African Art, Art, exhibitions, gallery, hairstyles, jack bell gallery, painting, west african

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Gallery of African Art: Private Viewing

February 24, 2017 by F3mininja

I was first introduced to Gallery of African Art (GAFRA) through a friend of mine and as someone who loves art and my African culture, I was stunned I wasn’t aware of this wonderful place earlier. They held a private viewing of Daniel Soresa’s work; an Ethiopian born artist whose experiences of the cultures in countries he’s visited (he’s been to quite a few) and lived in, aided in influencing his art. Due to Storm Doris aka ordinary breeze, I […]

Categories: Art • Tags: Art, exhibitions, GAFRA, gallery, gallery of africant art, Mimi Shodeinde, private view

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Oh, Misty. How best to describe you? Were you just a theatre performance? Just a play? Or were you a concert? A film waiting to happen? Were you all these things at once? @beholdarinze i do not have the words to convey to others the power you bring to the stage - seeing you perform is an experience in and of itself. Arinze, you are where you’re meant to be. Your talent knows no bounds. I was in awe of you at Black Lives, Black Words and i remain in that state. Thank you for this brilliance; thank you for Misty. Each time I’ve seen it, it felt like the first time. Keep making ‘ Featre Rainforest Jungle Shit’. #bushtheatre #misty #theatre
Artist: Ibe Ananaba @ibeananaba. Part of his LONG-DRAWN-SHADOWS exhibition now showing at @arttwentyone till the 11th of May. Hope to see his work here in London soon. Image not my own. . . . . #art #painting #ibeananaba #lagos #nigeria
Completely devoted and committed to you, Nkem. Here’s to another year, mi amor 💜 #anniversary #wtf #already #imshook
Finally, another new content for F3mininja and this time i’m giving you 5 brilliant women artists that have not graced my blog - till now! @toyinojihodutola @tony_gum @linairisviktor @marysibande @ndidi_emefiele are my golden 5 for this post! Be sure to click the link in my bio for more and pics of some of their pieces! I’ll definitely be doing more of these, so make sure you keep an eye out by subscribing 💜 . . . . . . . #art #womenartists #blackwomen #blog
Obosa (2017) by Taiye Idahor as a part of the òkhùo exhibition now showing at @tyburngallery * * * * Click the link in my bio for more! #exhibitions #gallery #london #art #nigerian
*NEW EXHIBITION* I finally have something new for those interested! This is Taiye Idahor’s (@greenpaintbowl) outstanding òkhùo exhibition at @tyburngallery! Click the link in my bio for more. (1) Oghogho, 2017 (2) Osarume #3, 2017. . . . . . . . #art #sculpture #exhibitions #london #taiyeidahor #tyburngallery
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