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Young Painters of London

24 February 2021 at 18.30鈥20.00
Painting of two people crouching and looking at one another

No Need Of Speech 2018 Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh, USA) © Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

Join an online panel exploring current painting practices

Inspired by the paintings of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, this panel discussion features three emerging artists sharing their practices, influences and ambitions.

Contributing to the conversation will be Joy Labinjo, Koby Martin and Sola Olulode, who all currently live and work in London. The discussion is chaired by the writer and curator Bolanle Tajudeen, and there will also be a chance for audience questions and contributions.

The event includes BSL interpretation.

Biographies

Bolanle Tajudeen

Bolanle Tajudeen (she/her) is the founder of 鈥 an expanded curatorial platform showcasing contemporary Black non-binary artists and Black women since 2015. She is also lead tutor of Art in the Age of Black Girl Magic, an in-depth course on Black womxn artists. In 2020 Bolanle launched the Black Blossoms School of Art and Culture, an e-learning platform which aims to decolonise, deconstruct and democratise creative learning.

Sola Olulode

Olulode鈥檚 paintings portray a nuanced and tender vision of relationships and intimacy. Olulode overlays, deepens, and reflects the identities of the black womxn she depicts, rather than register them as a 鈥渟ubject鈥. Through colour and painterly brushwork, Olulode employs a range of media. This includes indigo, dyes, ink, wax, oil bar, and impasto lashings of paint.

Koby Martin

Martin is a proud export of Ghana and has nurtured his talent in the UK. These worlds merge together in Koby鈥檚 art where his African descent is an influence. Koby鈥檚 work is an exploration of his life, which portrays the human themes such as family, migration, memory, and emotions that we all feel.

Joy Labinjo

Labinjo鈥檚 paintings depict intimate scenes of historical and present-day life. They take from the real and imagined, both domestic and every day. They are based on people around her, family photographs and found images. Her work presents fresh and arresting compositions of colour, pattern, and motifs.

Supported by Denise Coates Foundation

色控传媒 is supported by Jean and Melanie Salata with additional support from Garfield Weston Foundation, The Rothschild Foundation, and Tate Patrons.

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Date & Time

24 February 2021 at 18.30鈥20.00

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