Victoria-Idongesit Udondian

Victoria-Idongesit Udondian (born 1982), also known as Victoria Udondian, is a Nigerian artist. Specializing in textile work, installations, and performance art, her work often involves themes of Black history, labour, and the global trade of secondhand clothing. She is a 2019 MacDowell Fellow and a 2020 Guggenheim Fellow. Quotes Stay consistent and true to parameters around buying for someone rather than tying it to an occasion. That will better ensure the piece has timeless value to them artsy-editorial-art-gift-expert-guide, www.artsy.net find a work that matches the sense of occasion in spirit…or a work that is personal to the recipient artsy-editorial-art-gift-expert-guide, www.artsy.net Do I have to struggle to find materials to make my art, or could I look at my environment, and figure out the material that is abundant to me, that I could reuse to make work? victoria-idongesit-udondian-how-el-anatsui-reshaped-my-awareness-of-art-materials-19052022, elephant.art large-scale collaborative weavings are primarily composed of repurposed black fabric in acknowledgement of the black and brown lives lost in search of better conditions alumna-victoria-idongesit-udondian-16-featured-solo-show, arts.columbia.edu External links Category:1982 births Category:Living people Category:Artists from Nigeria