The Artist is Present: Dennis Osadebe on Afrofuturism and Questioning What 'African Art' Really Means

        The Artist is Present: Dennis Osadebe on Afrofuturism and Questioning What 'African Art' Really Means
    For our lastest edition of 'The Aritst is Present', we catch up with Nigerian mixed media artist, Dennis Osadebe.
Audrey Lang
August 22, 2017
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The Artist is Present: Dennis Osadebe on Afrofuturism and Questioning What 'African Art' Really Means

For our lastest edition of 'The Aritst is Present', we catch up with Nigerian mixed media artist, Dennis Osadebe.

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