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Nicola Green is a critically acclaimed artist and social historian, and expert on identity, race, allyship and inclusion. She has established an international reputation for her ambitious projects that can change perceptions about identity and power; exploring themes of inclusion, leadership, race and gender. She has gained unprecedented access ...
Encounters is a groundbreaking project by Nicola Green in collaboration with global religious leaders. The artist spent a decade travelling the world, witnessing and chronicling new developments in global religions and historic changes in how they interact with each other. Green was invited to intimate private meetings as well as global summits ...
1,984 Followers, 871 Following, 840 Posts - Nicola Green (@nicolagreenart) on Instagram: "Artist, Social Historian & Speaker. Founder Diaspora Pavilion, @khadijasayearts & @sophia.point.
Nicola Green has established an international reputation for her ambitious and insightful projects that can change perceptions and challenge prevailing narratives of identity, power, leadership, race and gender. Green is dedicated to social impact and has worked tirelessly towards creating positive change and equality in the artworld and beyond. Green...
In 2013, Nicola Green painted the first ever life-size portrait of Australian supermodel, Elle Macpherson. The portrait was revealed in a special private view at the Australian High Commission, in the presence of the Australian High Commissioner, His Excellency, The Honourable Mike Rann and the model herself on the 19 November 2013.
The Studio of Nicola Green, London, United Kingdom. 288 likes. Artist | Social Historian | Speaker | Founder Diaspora Pavilion, Sophia Point Rainforest...
Nicola Green was commissioned by Lightbox and Altitude Films to create an iconic artwork of Princess Diana to serve as the key promotional image for the new documentary The Princess launching globally on the 30th June 2022. This artwork interrogates the notion of 'princess' that perpetuates stereotypical ideals of femininity, womanhood and ...
