A new public art exhibition in London is remembering the work of Khadija Saye, an artist who died in the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in 2017.
British Gambian artist Khadija Saye, at home with her mother on the twentieth floor, presumably obeying the firefighters' advice to stay put until help arrived.
This is one from a series of 9 self-portraits made for the Diaspora Pavilion at Venice 2017. The series is entitled Dwelling In This Space We Breathe.
A series of self-portraits by Khadija Saye (1992-2017) are now on show in the Diaspora Pavilion, a collateral event in this year's Venice...
LONDON — Three years after the tragic death of Gambian-British artist Khadija Saye in the Grenfell Tower fire, her works now sit proudly in...
British artist Khadija Saye was a victim of the tragic Grenfell Tower fire on 14 June 2017 in West London. Saye was born in London in 1992, and...
She holds sacred objects, each used by spiritual healers in Gambia. In one, an amulet is strung over her closed eyes, her head slightly upturned...
Khadija Saye, who has been named as a victim of the Grenfell Tower fire, had met with an influential gallery director only a day before her death.
Khadija Saye was on the cusp of recognition when she was killed in the infamous fire.
Khadija spoke so openly about her experience at Venice; how during the opening night she had to go and sit out back at times to get away from...
A Gambian-British artist and activist who has spoken out against the political repression in Gambia, particularly highlighting the plight of marginalized communities.
