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Before Now After (Mama, Mummy and Mamma), 2015. 

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1. In what ways have Njideka captured her relationship with family?

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Something Split and New, 2013. Acrylic, charcoal, pastel, color pencils, collage and transfers on paper.

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1. How is colleague used here to showcase storytelling?

2. What story is being shared here through imagery?

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I Refuse to be Invisible, 2010Ink, charcoal, acrylic and Xerox transfers on paper

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Yesterday we discussed the impact of body language and the messages it conveys in art.
Detailed View

1. Examining this work, what message is being conveyed by the Artist?

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I Still Face You, 2015,Acrylic, oil, transfers, colored pencil, charcoal and collage on paper. 7 ft.× 8.75 ft.

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1. How is collage used here to showcase storytelling?

2. What stories are being shared through imagery?

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And We Begin to Let Go, 2013, acrylic, charcoal, pastel, marble dust, collage and Xerox transfers on paper

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Njideka Self-portraits and group portraits relate the story of the artist and her family,

1. How are the inclusion of the tiny figures Xeroxed from newspapers and magazines add depth of historical as well as political narratives?