More than three decades have passed since Lubaina Himid’s A Fashionable Marriage was first exhibited at the Pentonville Gallery. A satirical refashioning of morality critic William Hogarth’s Marriage a la Mode 4 (The Countess’s Morning Levee), the piece throws world
Turner Prize winner Lubaina Himid’s artworks fill in the gaps that history leaves behind. The British artist Lubaina Himid’s series of paintings based upon Le Rodeur, a symbol of the entire Atlantic slave trade, calls for us to speak the unspeakable. The
Excerpt from an article by Melissa Chemam in Skin Deep: As one of the forefront representative of Black artists in the U.K., Lubaina Himid was nominated for the Turner Prize 2017. And on Tuesday night she won! I was lucky
Lubaina has won the prestigious Turner Prize for 2017, in a decision unveiled in a ceremony at Hull Minster last night. In doing so, she has made history by being the first black female artist to ever win this coveted
Lubaina Himid has been named Artist of the Year by international art journal Apollo Magazine at their glittering awards ceremony in London on Tuesday 21st November. Other shortlisted artists included David Hockney, Frank Bowling, Jasper Johns, Carolee Schneemann and Adrian
Sunday, November 19, 11am-3pm Artist Talk by Lubaina Himid with Guest Artists Mwangi Hutter, Lerato Shadi and Nancy Mteki Lubaina Himid will talk about the research projects and archive space based at the University of Central Lancashire “Making Histories Visible“.
An interview with Lubaina by Siobhán Forshaw and published on the Corridor 8 website appears here: Political Activism in Paint: An Interview with Lubaina Himid The Turner Prize exhibition is at Ferens Art Gallery, Hull until 7th January 2018 https://www.hull2017.co.uk/whatson/events/turner-prize-2017/
A powerful new exhibition Meticulous Observations has opened at Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery featuring works by 2017 Turner Prize nominee Lubaina Himid along with works selected by her from the Arts Council Collection. Also appearing are 20 of her cut-out
Read the article by Kate Kellaway in The Guardian here: Lubaina Himid Turner Prize interview
Lubaina Himid im Badischen Kunstverein Karlsruhe | Kunscht! Video | ARD Mediathek https://t.co/MbkrDfykO8