Framed in Black Artists

British-Nigerian oil portraitist exploring identity, memory and connection.

London-based Nigerian-born painter exploring diaspora, identity and symbolism.

London multimedia artist exploring society, history and Black British culture.

Surrey-based painter working in portraiture and figurative abstraction.

South London artist exploring Caribbean British memory, ancestry and belonging.

Ghanaian-British digital artist exploring identity and Black joy.

Artist exploring Black childhood, memory and identity through painting and collage.

South London artist exploring identity and heritage through expressive layered portraiture.

London-based artist reimagining landscapes through culture, environment and Black archives.

British-Caribbean sculptor exploring memory, migration and belonging.

UK artist exploring Caribbean heritage and belonging through portraiture.

Expressionist painter exploring Black femininity, identity and the freedom to rest.

Interdisciplinary artist exploring Black beauty, memory and diasporic heritage.

British-Nigerian oil portraitist exploring identity and emotional depth.

Ceramic artist exploring hidden histories through terracotta vessels.

London oil painter celebrating Black womanhood, softness and joy.

A Montserrat-born, Birmingham-based artist using figurative painting, symbolism and humour to explore identity, desire, belonging and contemporary Caribbean experience.

British-Nigerian painter exploring landscape, heritage and reclamation.

London artist exploring diasporic heritage and cultural adaptation.

London-based Caribbean artist exploring emotion, identity and abstraction.

Emerging artist exploring Black identity and Afro hair.

Artist and illustrator exploring race and British life through text and commentary.

East London poet, filmmaker and visual storyteller exploring identity and belonging.

Black British artist exploring memory, cultural transmission and archival traces.

London-based artist Laji Sanusi works across traditional and digital art, exploring culture, identity and social issues through striking portraiture. For Framed in Black, Sanusi presents Ms Misunderstood, a work examining perception, Black womanhood and the complexity of being truly seen.