He worked on anti-racist murals in London in the 1980s. It launches officially on 10 November and will be on view for one year.Įndurance will be Panchal’s first public artwork since a 1993 tiled mural for the London Borough of Harrow. Police Dogīrixton library: Monday: 1–8pm | Tuesday: 10am-8pm | Wednesday 10am-6pm | Thursday 10am-8pm | Friday 10am-6pm | Saturday: 9am–5pm | Sunday: 12-5pmīrixton Tube’s latest mural will be Endurance by Shanti Panchal.
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He holds a bachelor of art degree from Obafemi Awolowo University Nigeria and a master’s degree in contemporary fine art practice from Leeds Beckett University.Įntry to his Brixton exhibition is free and Brixton library is open every day.
Olayanju Dada, who now lives and works in Germany, was born in Nigeria and is a practising studio artist. “And new, iridescent masquerades who can show and teach us the sacred, fiery footwork, movement and language necessary to navigate this virgin mindscape.
“Also, mystics and sages, who can conjure up paths that lead us deep down, into our unlived futures. “We need storytellers and, to a greater extent, poets who can visualise for and show us what lies beneath its still and dark surface. History, like black water – omi dúdú – in Yoruba, is daunting to navigate, says Olayanju Dada. Olayanju Dada’s Omi Dúdú – Black Water is billed as an exhibition to stimulate the eyes through the mind. A new exhibition to coincide with Black History Month opens in Brixton library on Tuesday (4 October).
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