Press & Media Coverage

Interviews

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Articles & Features

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Péjú Oshin – First Show At Gagosian
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Podcasts

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Péjú Oshin is interviewed by Kim Davis on BBC
We meet Péjú Oshin, a British-Nigerian curator, writer and lecturer born and raised in London. Her work sits at the intersection of art, style & culture with a keen interest in liminal theory and diasporic narratives. Core to her practice is working
Péjú Oshin is the Associate Director of Gagosian Gallery and curator of Rites of Passage the exhibition featuring work by nineteen contemporary artists who share a history of migration. Rites of Passage explores the idea of “liminal space,” a coinag
Black women always emerge as pioneers throughout history. From art, to science, to activism and sport, Black women are a force. Yet we live in a world where Black women are expected to be strong. They are expected to be support systems for others, to
Péjú Ọshin, a British-Nigerian Arts curator (Young People Programme at the Tate) and educator (Central Saint Martins), joins us to discuss the legacy she’s building as well as the stories that made an impact on her life - like as watching an episode

Videos

Trine Issue 003, Shasti Lowton, 2021