About
FF Projects is a nomadic curatorial concept established by Faridah Folawiyo.

Through exhibitions, programming, and publishing, we prioritise and encourage the global exchange and appreciation of Black art. We are dedicated to creating spaces for artists and consumers to be bold and experimental whilst upholding a standard of excellence. We create moments that feel holistic and adventurous, prioritising the democratisation of experience and ensuring that everyone attending an exhibition feels comfortable and can gain something from it.

Faridah Folawiyo is an independent curator and researcher who focuses on contemporary art from the Black world. She received her undergraduate degree in Near Eastern Studies from Princeton University and holds a Master's in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art.

Faridah's postgraduate dissertation, 'Diaspora, Identity and Representation in Non-Figurative African Photography', was a significant contribution to the field. Published in Ufahamu: A Journal of African Studies, a peer-reviewed journal at UCLA, it garnered international attention. Her writings in Mousse Magazine, Nka Journal, TSA Art Magazine, and Service95 have further solidified her global influence. She has also been featured in renowned publications such as Vogue, NPR, Wallpaper Magazine, Native, Sotheby’s, and HURS.