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Interviews/Profiles·January 14, 2024·9 min readThere’s immense strength in acknowledging and celebrating our truest selves — Akinlabi ‘Phisha’ AkinbulumoAkinlabi ‘Phisha’ Akinbulumo’s debut solo exhibition is ongoing at Kokopelli Gallery until January 20. In this interview with thelagosreview, he... Read More
