The exhibition is a collaboration between Zuleika Gallery and Facet and Fabel showcasing exceptional contemporary artworks alongside a collection of rare and vibrant jewels.

The exhibition is open until Sunday, 4 December 2022 in Gallery 12 and in the Studio at Cromwell Place.

Nicola Green and Emma Blake Morsi discussed The World Reimagined on BBC Global

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Having these stories of a British history that has too often been hidden in such an iconic landmark is such an important moment!

The money raised will support : The World Reimagined’s ongoing art education programme, a racial justice grant-making fund and a shared artist fund. ⁠

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Nicola was delighted to contribute an article to the RA Magazine discussing the fabulous William Kentridge exhibition. Read the article here.

The Princess is availble to stream on HBO in the US and Sky in the UK from today!

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The World Reimagined is a ground-breaking, national art education project designed to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its impact on all of us. Make sure to check out Nicola’s globe outside Westminster Abbey!

This week we had a glimpse into how climate change and extreme weather will affect us all in the future, but racially marginalised groups disproportionately bear the brunt of environmental degradation. ⁠

Nicola is delighted to be a Principal Artist for The World Reimagined, a ground-breaking, national art education project to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its impact on all of us. Keep an eye out for more updates!

The World Weather Network is a global alliance of 28 arts agencies formed in response to the climate crisis and biodiversity loss; a network of artists and writers reporting on their weather and our climate. Click here for more information.

As patron of Women in Art, Nicola was honoured to attend the Holly Bush Emerging Woman Painter Prize. Sue Ecclestone is a force of change for female artists and all the artists in the exhibition deserve recognition for their powerful and brilliant works. Nicola is so proud to be patron of WIA!

Read Nicola’s latest blog post on the process of creating a unqiue artwork of Princess Diana. Read the blog post here

Check out Nicola’s online store for a limited edition silkscreen print of Nicola’s artwork for The Princess. A special poster is also availble from Altitude Films.

Nicola appeared on BBC Radio London this evening remembering her friend Khadija Saye and reflecting on the Grenfell Fire disaster five years later. Listen here.

Nicola Green was commissioned by Lightbox and Altitude Films to create an iconic artwork of Princess Diana to serve as the key promotional image for the new documentary The Princess that launched this week. See more here.

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Nicola share’s here highlights from the opening week of the 59th Venice Biennale read more here

Nicola was so happy to mentor the brilliant and talented artist, Abbie, in the final of CBBC’s Britain’s Best Young Artist. Watch the full episode here

Nicola is so pleased to announce her new role as patron of Women in Art, a fantastic initiative that aims to support, mentor & promote women artists & alleviate professional hardship.

Check their website for fantastic opportunities, prizes and bursaries

Nicola had the privilege of participating in a short film honouring the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks as part of a special evening celebrating his life and legacy as he was posthumously given the Genesis Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

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The Black Madonna perhaps represents a curious exception to race and blackness in medieval art. Nicola explores this extraordinarily powerful and captivating image in her latest blog post

To many of us, slavery is something firmly relegated to the past, but despite the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade in 1807, there are still approximately 40 million victims of slavery and human trafficking around the world today. That is one in every 200 people - with women and girls making up 71% of all victims.

On Anti-Slavery Day, an important and crucial campaign to raise awareness and inspire action to end modern slavery, Nicola tells the story if her portrait House Slave – Field Slave, created in collaboration with Anti-Slavery International.

Read the blog here

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Nicola spoke with Ashley Adjaye, Artistic Director of The World Reimagined, and Artist Yinka Shonibare CBE about how open call artists can engage with The Globe as Your Canvas.

Watch the masterclass here

Nicola is absolutely delighted to be announced as a Principal Artist for The World Reimagined. For this groundbreaking project, Nicola will be creating a large-scale public artwork that explores the shared history of the transatlantic slave trade.

In her latest blog post, Nicola shares her experience of creating a commission for Haringey Council and the Cultural Olympiad in celebration of the 2012 Olympic Games in London

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This conversation explores the work of Khadija Saye, looking at the traditional use of the objects across West Africa and other parts of the world, their continued importance for the West African diaspora, and how Khadija Saye employed them to convey the importance of her personal connection to Gambian rituals – from purification to protection, and her desire for moments of spiritual grounding.

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Check out this fantastic opportunity to be part of The World Reimagined. Click here to sign up for our Artists Open Call for a chance to be offered a paid commission to design your own globe. Application deadline: 5pm on 31 December⁠

Nicola explores the depiction of putti, cherubs, and angels in the canon of Western art. She questions, why, if angels are meant to be the embodiment of innocence, love, and hope, or the representation of souls in heaven, are they almost always male, and exclusively depicted as white?

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Nicola is interviewed by Professor Martin Kemp during the final weeks of Nicola Green’s solo exhibition ‘Unity’, filmed at Zuleika Gallery, Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

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Nicola Green ‘paints a picture’ of how the Pope and the Ayatollah set an example in divided times, describing how there is an unprecedented willingness among the religious leaders to engage in genuine, constructive dialogue

For International Womens Day the artist focused on how the iconic image of the raised fist was adopted in 1968 by the second wave of feminism. Nicola have done so much research on how this gesture has been used through history and around the world. And how these struggles in the fight for equality are intertwined and intersectional.

This work is currently exhibited at Zuleika Gallery

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Nicola created a short video for Soho House as part of their celebration of black imagination for black history month.

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Nicola Green is delighted to announce its new blog series, reflecting on some of the incredible experiences the artist has had throughout her career. The blog will explore Green's own art works in more depth, sharing some of the extensive research and historical context which gave rise to the pieces.

The first blog post discusses the history of the iconic image of the raised fist, as seen in Day 2, Struggle from Nicola Green's In Seven Days...

The artist explores the iconic image of the raised fist, it's symbolism and history, with Shade podcast.

Listen to the podcast here

In this exhibition tour, Nicola Green discusses her works in the exhibition 'Unity', hosted from Zuleika Gallery, Woodstock on 21st January 2021.

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In this discussion, Cinzia Moretti chaired a conversation with interior designers Nicola Burt and Claudia Dorsch, and artist Nicola Green, to discuss how a piece of art can inspire a whole interior design scheme; from the colours and textures to the time period in which it was created.

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Transcript of an interview between Renée B. Adams, Professor of Finance at the Said Business School and artist Nicola Green in relation to Nicola Green’s exhibition Unity at Zuleika Gallery, November 2020 - March 2021.

Interview here

Coinciding with 2021 Inauguration Day and it’s ‘virtual parade across America’, Nicola Green’s virtual solo exhibition Unity will be launching online from Zuleika Gallery Woodstock, Oxen on 15th January 2021 and online at the London Original Print Fair.

A virtual viewing appointment booking system is available, and our exhibitions can be viewed virtually.