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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Charmaine Watkiss, To stand Independant and proud I, 2022

Charmaine Watkiss

To stand Independant and proud I, 2022
Coffee, graphite, pencil, watercolour, 22ct shell gold and ink on paper
76 x 56 cm
29 7/8 x 22 1/8 in
CWA 082
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This warrior is the Negro Pepper (Xylopia aethiopica), also known as eeru alamo (Yoruba), Uda (Igbo). These plant warrior women are reminding people on the continent what happened some 500...
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This warrior is the Negro Pepper (Xylopia aethiopica), also known as eeru alamo (Yoruba), Uda (Igbo). These plant warrior women are reminding people on the continent what happened some 500 years ago when people were captured and enslaved in the 'new world'. Along with captives on the many ships which sailed from the coastal regions in Africa, foodstuffs were also colonised.
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The Company she keeps, 26 May - 20 August 2022, Tiwani Contemporary Lagos
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