Slawn | Lagos Worldwide British Landmarks Art preserving the essential quality of

preserving the essential quality of the work while extending its reach

the pulp fiction cover aesthetic giving the word the normality of a paperback title while the subject matter retains all its capacity to generate the double-take that the work requires

Original lithographs | 1983 | Published 1990

Mixed media on paper

Black on Black is Kate Paul's most radical monochromatic proposition — a work in which the gestural calligraphic mark and the ground share not merely the same hue but the same colour

Slawn | Lagos Worldwide British Landmarks Art preserving the essential quality ofSlawn (Olaolu Akeredolu Ale, b. 2000) Lagos Worldwide Limited edition Lagos is where Slawn's story begins the Nigerian megalopolis where he grew up, where he discovered Wafflesncream, Nigeria's first skate shop, where he met the friends who would become Motherlan, the apparel group that brought his work to international attention before he had made a single painting. Lagos carries the full weight of his origin in the Worldwide series: this is the city