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Everlyn Nicodemus
12 Apr-28 May 2022
Richard Saltoun
London W1S4NS
Everlyn Nicodemus, The Wedding 45, 1991, Oil on Canvas. Credit: The Artist Courtesy Richard Saltoun Gallery, London and Rome
Overview
Richard Saltoun Gallery presents a major solo exhibition of African diaspora artist Everlyn Nicodemus (b. 1954), her first with the gallery.
The exhibition marks Nicodemus' first solo show in London in over 15 years and brings together a selection of works including unseen paintings from The Wedding series.
Everlyn Nicodemus is one of the strongest feminist voices to emerge from Eastern Africa in the past 30 years. Drawing on personal experience and her battle with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Nicodemus' work explores the universal issues of racism, cultural trauma, human suffering and the marginalisation of women throughout history.
Installation View, 2022. Credit: Image Copyright Ben Westoby, Courtesy Richard Saltoun Gallery
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Everlyn NICODEMUS press release
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