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BJC Resident: Yétúndé Ọlágbajú

Artist Yétúndé Ọlágbajú discusses their studio practice and the work made during their one-month residency at the Baltimore Jewelry Center. yétúndé ọlágbajú is a research-based artist, creative producer, and cultural strategist living on Ohlone and Tataviam lands (Bay Area & Los Angeles, CA). Their work roots in a single question: What must we reckon with as we build a future, together? With no set answers or expectations, ọlágbajú unravels intricate connections as a means of highlighting our interdependence. They are interested in how our familial, platonic, romantic, and ecological bonds are transformed by what we confront in the reckoning. They hold an MFA from Mills College and are the recipient of multiple awards including a Foundation for Contemporary Arts award and a Headlands Center for the Arts fellowship. They recently became an advisor for the San Francisco Arts Commission’s, Shaping Legacy’s Artist Circle [San Francisco, CA] and participated in Life on Earth: Art and Ecofeminism at The Brick [Los Angeles, CA]. They are a co-director at Level Ground [Los Angeles] and consult as a cultural organizing strategist, facilitator, and creative producer. https://www.baltimorejewelrycenter.org/ https://yetundeolagbaju.com/