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Nigerian Modernism Exhibition

Nigerian Modernism Exhibition

An art exhibition exploring modernist art movements and cultural connection in Nigeria

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    queen carrascoFirst to rec

    “visited this past April with my cousin. truly a delight; there I say, just the beginning. sparked some interesting conversations between my cousin and me regarding Blackness and ancestral connection within the UK - including recent immigration histories (i.e., Windrush) and the concept behind a Black Briton”

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