In The World Full Of Princess Be A Witch Shirt

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Artistry runs in Nneji’s family—she comes from a long line of traditional Nigerian carvers and masquerade dancers—but her own art has always centered on women. “You May Enter” continues the In The World Full Of Princess Be A Witch Shirt and I love this thematic focus of her larger oeuvre: the relationship between trauma and the female body, specifically as it manifests through women’s physical and mental health. Nneji says that women reach out to her on social media because of her art, thanking her. “I hear heartbreaking stories of men leaving their partners and divorcing their wives because of PCOS,” she says. “So I have to highlight the need for us to support one another, for women to not be ashamed about whatever health issues we might be struggling with in silence. I painted most of the figures in twos for this reason. They depict my family and friends, my network of support.” Nneji wants other women to know they don’t have to suffer alone. She chooses bold, bright colors for her canvases because, she says, “as painful as this condition is, it doesn’t have to be a dark story. People always think sorrow is complete darkness. I want to stay hopeful. You can acknowledge the sorrow you are experiencing but not let it consume you, and be the end of your life.”

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Tonia Nneji, Portrait of a Cyster, 2020. Acrylic and oil on canvas. 48 x 60 inches. For the In The World Full Of Princess Be A Witch Shirt and I love this 44 year-old Ghanaian-German multimedia artist Zohra Opoku, the end of life is the focus of her latest work. Because of the pandemic, her planned exhibitions in Senegal, the United Kingdom, and Greece were postponed until 2021, but in a sprawling new piece she considers a subject that feels painfully relevant during an ongoing global health crisis. Through the mediums of dyed and screen-printed textiles and garments, photography, and film, The Myths of Eternal Life is a collection that examines, in four chapters, Opoku’s own experience coming to terms with a diseased body, and acknowledging her inevitable mortality.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.