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In this episode, London-based Nigerian photographer Elizabeth Okoh talks about how she first began photographing in her childhood, why she left Nigeria to attend university in the UK, her initial difficulties in culturally acclimatising, how lots of her series and her commercial work focus on female empowerment, and how her current exhibition Women on the Frontlines celebrates the unsung heroes of the pandemic.
Elizabeth Okoh talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com
Elizabeth Okoh’s debut novel
All images are © Elizabeth Okoh
You can see more of Elizabeth’s work on her website
Women on the Frontlines is showing at Buckle Street Studios by Locke, 21 Buckle St, London E1 8DB until 31 March 2024
By Bob Chaundy5
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In this episode, London-based Nigerian photographer Elizabeth Okoh talks about how she first began photographing in her childhood, why she left Nigeria to attend university in the UK, her initial difficulties in culturally acclimatising, how lots of her series and her commercial work focus on female empowerment, and how her current exhibition Women on the Frontlines celebrates the unsung heroes of the pandemic.
Elizabeth Okoh talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com
Elizabeth Okoh’s debut novel
All images are © Elizabeth Okoh
You can see more of Elizabeth’s work on her website
Women on the Frontlines is showing at Buckle Street Studios by Locke, 21 Buckle St, London E1 8DB until 31 March 2024

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