Manifold, running from November 17-24, in the heart of soho, is a group exhibition organised by Faridah Folawiyo, centering the work of 15 black female artists from all over the world. The first of a roving exhibition series that aims to reach key cities globally, Manifold features: Turiya Adkins, Chinaza Agbor, Oluwatobiloba Ajayi, Ayo Akingbade, Ayoade Bamgboye, Dana Cavigny, Eva Diallo, Helena Foster, Daëna Ladéesse, Olukemi Lijadu, Emanuelle Loca-Gisquet, Fadekemi Ogunsanya, Isabel Okoro, Irene Antonia Diane Reece, and Agnes Waruguru.

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FF Projects (FF for short) is a nomadic curatorial platform where artists are given space to experiment and converse with each other. Through exhibitions and publications, FF aims to move Black art from context to context, looking at the way it can travel around the world. Does it add or remove to the experience? Founder, Faridah Folawiyo’s curatorial practice is one that asks more questions than it answers — putting things together to think more about. For Faridah, there are never any right answers when it comes to art.

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Excerpts from the Manifold: Olukemi Lijadu

This work really began last year, when I was at the antique market, on Portobello better road and I was looking through one of the stalls and I noticed a stack of pictures.

Excerpts from the Manifold: Turiya Adkins

Even if it's not representational, I feel like black artists have a way or an invisible duty of making works that are more than just aesthetic and I think that comes from the history of art.

Fanm Matinik Dou

La Danse des Ancêtres

Double-Barrel Shotgun

Excerpts from the Manifold: Olukemi Lijadu

Excerpts from the Manifold: Turiya Adkins