Toyin Ojih Odutola: The UmuEze Amara Clan and the House of Obafemi APP Supreme—the book—looks back on more

Supreme—the book—looks back on more than two decades of the creations

where sleepy villages nestle in a place where time stands still

Reminiscent of an ancient artifact or amulet that nomadic traders of this region might have carried with them during their travels

Larissa Harris

Give yourself permission to care for yourself with a delightful little notepad designed to make your day more intentional

Toyin Ojih Odutola: The UmuEze Amara Clan and the House of Obafemi APP Supreme—the book—looks back on moreThis extraordinary illustrated storyToyin Ojih Odutolas best known body of workchronicles the private lives of two fictional aristocratic Nigerian families, the UmuEze Amara Clan and the House of Obafemi, if colonialist and slave trade interventions had never disrupted the country. Rendered life size in charcoal, pastel, and pencil, Ojih Odutolas figures appear enigmatic and mysterious, set against the artists larger conceived narrative, highlighting