PHOTOGRAPHY - TALLAWAH EXHIBITION IN LONDON

Tallawah, a new exhibition, by photographer Nadine Ijewere and hairstylist Jawara Wauchope celebrates the way Jamaican women across generations and countries express their selfhood and culture through their hair. The exhibition, hosted by Dazed Beauty, consists of a series of images from Kingston and London that echoes the heritage of Jamaican Dancehall style while simultaneously amplifying each subject’s personal identity. Tallawah is open to the public until Saturday February 1^st at Cob Gallery in London. Entry is free.

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PHOTOGRAPHY - TALLAWAH EXHIBITION IN LONDON

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