Artist Zohra Opoku trained as a fashion and textiles designer, and her works combine fabric with photography to interrogate identity. In pieces like Queens and Kings (2017), she explores the ways that tradition and globalisation intersect in modern day Ghana. In this short film, Opoku invites us into her studio in Accra, Ghana, to witness her collaborative approach to art-making. Subscribe for weekly films: http://goo.gl/X1ZnEl
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Outi Pieski – 'Art comes from the land, it's made for the land' | Tate
Drawing inspiration from her Sámi heritage, artist Outi Pieski creates large-scale textile installations which feature tassels based on trad...
