Stardust by Anthony Azekwoh: a loosely painted portrait of an older Black woman with luminous pale eyes, wrapped in grey-blue cloth, surrounded by white eight-pointed stars.

Stardust

She is made of the same thing as the sky. When she goes, she goes back into it.

¥39,300

The Last Dance

The music has not stopped. She has simply heard the silence underneath it.

¥14,500

Mami Wata

Queen of the rivers. Mother of the deep. She has every gift, and she keeps the price.

¥90,100

Oriana

She arrived with flowers and weather in her hair, and the room rearranged itself.

¥106,500

Mama Gold

She built the market and the market built the city. The cigar is hers. So is the last word.

¥48,300

Goldie

Everyone in the room is looking. She decided that a long time ago.

¥48,300

The Traveller

One eye for the road ahead, one for the road behind. He has walked both.

¥48,300

Cleopatra

History painted her pale. The painting gives her back her face, and her cat.

¥39,300

Ayra Starr

A whole generation looked up at once. She was the thing they were looking at.

¥39,300

Morningstar

Before he fell, he was the brightest. The fire remembers him. So does the dark.

¥19,700

Tutu

Enwonwu painted her, and the nation saw itself. Here she is again.

¥15,600

The Lover

He loved hard enough to age from it. He would do it again tomorrow.

¥15,600

Father Time

He is not counting the years. He is watching them pass on their way somewhere.

¥15,600