RICHIE RILEY'S "ACKEE TREE WITH BIRDS"
Richie Riley arrived in England from Jamaica in the mid 1930s as a member of a folk dance troupe. He had always painted, mainly scenes of his beloved Jamaica. He continued painting until his death in the late 1990s.
Rudi Patterson's "I-Three"
Denzil Forrester
"The Funeral of Winston Rose"
Oil on canva 1983
"The Red Room"
1983
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Keith Piper
"Black Assasin Saints"
Acrylic on stitched unstretched canvas 1982
Errol Lloyd
"Waiting"
Acrylic on canvas 1970-71
"Notting Hill Carnival"
Oil on canvas 1988-90
Hassan Aliyu
"Struggles II: The Rise and Fall"
Oil and acrylic on canvas 1994-96 (detail)
Sonia Boyce
"She Ain't Holding Them Up, She's Holding On"
Cryon, chalk, pastel and ink on paper 1986
Sukari Douglas Camp
"Cheering Woman"
Mixed media
Gavin Jantjes
"Untitled"
Acrylic on canvas 1988
Untitled
Sand, tissue paper and acrylic on canvas 1989
Tam Joseph
"Learning to Walk"
Sand, acrylic and pigment on canvas 1988
Emmanuel Taiwo Jegede
"The Sacifice"
Acrylic on paper1994
Claudette Johnson
Untitled
Pastel on paper 1990
Fowokan George Kelly
"Twenty Guineas" (detail)
Twenty gold-plated pewter masks 1994-97
Bill Ming
"Preservation Log"
Bog oak, sticks, rope, bitumen 1993
Olu Oguibe
"Painter"
Acrylic on canvas 1993
Eugene Palmer
"Index"
Oil on canvas 1993
Tony Phillips
"Guide to the Twentieth Century" (detail)
15 etchings 1991
Danyjah Tafari
"Granny's Favourite Memory"
Oil, mixed media 1988
Aubrey Williams
"Olmec-Maya Confrontation"
Oil on canvas 1982
"Olmec Maya - Night and the Olmec" 1983
Tam Joseph
UK School Report
Acrylic on canvas 1980-82
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A small selection of the art produced by Black Artists in the UK, from the 1980s through to the 90s.