Elfreda Fakoya

黑料不打烊

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Elfreda Fakoya is an artist. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Rele, Los Angeles have featured Elfreda Fakoya's work in the past.

Elfreda Fakoya in the news

In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Elfreda Fakoya is featured in , a piece from Contemporary AND in May 2024.

Past Exhibitions

Woven Sanctuaries

Rele, Los Angeles

Los Angeles | California | USA

03 May, 2024 - 15 Jun, 2024

Young Contemporaries 2023

Rele, Lagos

Lagos | Nigeria

08 Jan, 2023 - 18 Feb, 2023

Articles

Woven Sanctuaries 鈥� Group Show

Contemporary AND 24 May, 2024

Rele Los Angeles announces Woven Sanctuaries, a group exhibition bringing together the work of seven female artists from Botswana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Zambia, which together document complex personal and social landscapes that textiles make possible.