Neandra Etienne on exhibition at Plaistow Library

The Crown and Glory is a new exhibition celebrating the beauty, power and politics of Black hair, created by Natalie Omari.
Through stunning portraits and personal stories, it explores how Black hair is expressed and personal journeys of love and acceptance of Black hair. The free exhibition is now open at Plaistow Library until August 4th.
Free workshops are available for schools, youth groups and community organisations, exploring identity, culture and self-expression through hair.
More info: Natalie Omari Consultancy
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