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Nnenna Okore : Ụkwa Ruo Oge Ya Ọ Da – There’s a time for
26 Oct-2 Dec 2017
October Gallery
London WC1N 3AL
Overview
Okore’s practice explores transformation. Her intricate works contain rich textures, and reveal extraordinary manifestations of colour and organic formations.
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