May 16

Toyin Odutola “My Country Has No Name”: The Nigerian-born, Alabama-based artist discusses process, identity and selfies

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Toyin Odutola


A recent graduate of California College of the Arts, Toyin Odutola is already celebrating her second show at Jack Shainman Gallery in NYC. The energetic artist produces ink works…

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