Interview

Bringing forward stories of African womanhood in a patriarchal society. In conversation with Awanle Ayiboro Hawa Ali.

Having challenged her own destiny after escaping the strict Muslim household that she grew up in, Awanle Ayiboro Hawa Ali’s practice is an anthem of her liberation, empowering other women around her. We spoke to her about her artistic process, inspiration, and experiences that have influenced her practice. And how, by initiating a collective movement – a dialogue between generations, traditions, and religions, this Ghanaian visual artist questions authority, dignity, and community while highlighting the strength of each woman she portrays. 

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About The Author

Alicja
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Dancer, performing artist, writer. Bachelor of Art History and Philosophy at the New College of the Humanities in London. Interested in contemporary dance, theatre, philosophy of beauty, fashion, cinema, and all things antiquity.

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