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Oluwatayo Adewole is a critic, editor and multidisciplinary artist. They’re interested in how that art interacts with and challenges society, while also digging into people’s stories and perspectives (especially if they’re marginalised). She also loves to do the absolute most.
You’ll most likely find him on Twitter @naijaprince21, posting about her art @tayowrites on Instagram, or performing in London dive bars with sticky floors.