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the silhouettes of women with different hair styles are shown in multiple rows, and there is
Chris Ofili, Untitled 1998, Tate
This series of watercolour portraits by Chris Ofili demonstrates his attention to the sensuous qualities of painting. For Ofili, painting with watercolour is a liberating way of working quickly and fluidly in series. These imaginary portraits feed into his continual celebrations of Black culture and Black experience. From elephant dung to powerful portraits, explore more of Ofili's work here, with Tate Kids: https://bit.ly/2N45NU9 Chris Ofili, Untitled 1998, Tate Presented by Victoria Miro and
a child's drawing of cars in the street
several people are standing on the beach in bathing suits
a black and green pattern with squares on it
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a painting of flowers in a vase on a table
a painting of a person sitting at a table with food and drinks on it,
I Make Art Not Sense
I Make Art Not Sense
an image of a painting with stripes on the bottom and legs, in front of a green background
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an image of a colorful pattern on fabric
the painting is hanging on the wall with paint splattered all over it and there are ducks swimming in the water
an egg and some crayons are on the table next to it's drawing
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two drawings are shown with colored pencils on paper and one has an image of a tree
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