Wura Natasha Ogunji works across a variety of mediums, but is best known for her public performance and video pieces. Her themes of interest include how one relates to memory and history, but she also considers the body and how one inhabits and relates to space in it – especially women in public spaces. Her work has been influenced by her experience inhabiting two countries: the U.S.A. and Nigeria. Her work has been featured in exhibitions at the Seattle Art Museum, Brooklyn Art Museum, Menil Collection, and Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, among other venues. View her body of work at her website https://wuraogunji.com/home.html.
More about host and interviewer Wana Udobang: An accomplished artist and writer, Wana Udobang’s work has appeared in places like Brittle Paper, Al Jazera, The Guardian, BellaNaija, and the BBC and you can find her poetry and fiction published across a variety of mediums, including in her own short films and albums. Visit her website WanaWana.net to see her latest work and follow her on social media at Twitter @MissWanaWana and Instagram @mswanawana.