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CHINAKWE'S POP-UP STORE IN OXFORD STREET! |
Artist Caroline Chinakwe Announces NFT Collection ![]() To stay updated and find out more about when the collection will launch and the benefits for the collectors, follow their social media pages! |
Freedom In Future NFT Exhibition
The experience unites NFT artists across Africa and the diaspora who each visualise societies of the future. Exploring themes of identity, evolution and fantasy. |
Affordable Art Fair Hampstead
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Gone Rogue - Femme 13 To celebrate International Women's Day our founder Caroline Chinakwe was a part of the artist panel talk at the FEMME 13 event hosted by Gone Rogue in the Design Studio at new Mondrian Hotel Curtain Members Club in Shoreditch. |
Caroline Chinakwe: Behind The Curtain ![]() Caroline Chinakwe was selected as the first artist at residence at the new Mondrian hotel in Shoreditch. The event was acelebration of black history and culture as she exhibited just over 20 pieces of work from both art series “This Is Me” and the latest “Colourism” alongside dubuting some new pieces created just for the Mondrian. |
Some Of Us Are Brave Exhibition
Some of Us Are Brave Exhibition explores feminine form and function, and how black women continue to resist marginalisation by taking up space to foreground their lives and stories through varied and diverse approaches to art. The exhibition aloso incorporates a talk with Sukai Eccleston, the founder of CasildArt discussing the topic of ‘Colourism’ which is also the name of the latest art series. |
Kensington Town Hall Civic Centre
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INUKA Pop UP Shop
Chinakwe had the opportunity to partner with Camden Black Creatives to open the doors to a pop up shop in the heart of Hampstead. The mission was to bring diversity to Hampstead by having businesses, products and creativity that reflected the diversity of Camden. The shop was open for a 2 month period and featured art, fashion and homeware by amazing black creatives. |
Colourism: The Truth About Skin Tone Bias Hosted in the lively and multicultural Brixton Village at the BRXTN Studios, the event described as an ‘amazing success’ saw over 100 guests ranging from press to guest speakers and lovers of bespoke art, all eager to experience the meaning of afro-luxe lifestyle, art and fashion through the eyes and mind of Caroline Chinakwe - Mother of three, fashion enthusiast and small business owner. Alongside, the complete line of homeware and fashion products on display including Unity with a Hat On, Let Go Of Your Past and the newest addition to Colourism collection - Phenomenal women |
Chinakwe in Adorn The Common Pop Up Shop
You can now find us at their new address: 42 Monmouth St, London WC2H 9EP |
High Timber Restaurant A select few Caroline Chinakwe original art prints will be on display at High Timber Restaurant. For those looking for a new place to eat, this restaurant offers modern dining with a South African touch. Whilst you enjoy your meal and their well-stocked wine cellar, you can gaze outside to see the stunning river views of the Tate Modern and Shard. The pieces currently showcased at the restaurant include (pictured left to right): - Let Go Of Your Past (Orange Hat) - I Am Who I Am (Version 3) - Let Go Of Your Past (Pop Art) Address: Broken Wharf House, 8 High Timber St, London EC4V 3PA Opening Hours: Mon to Fri - 12–2:30pm, 6–9:30pm |
Stork Restaurant Perfectly positioned in Mayfair’s art hub, Stork adopts an immersive modern art culture. Contemporary African inspired art can be seen throughout the restaurant, creating a seamless pairing with our Modern Pan-African cuisine. Within the restaurant you can find a select few Caroline Chinakwe orginal art prints including (pictured left to right): - I Am Who I Am (Version 3) Address: 13-14 Cork St, Mayfair, London W1S 3NS Opening Hours: BRUNCH | Saturday & Sunday | 11.30 - 15.00 |
Papa L's Kitchen:
Address: 16-17 Jermyn St, St. James's, London SW1Y 6LT |
Chinakwe Oxford Street Pop-Up Store Mentioned In Fashion Finest
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Caroline Chinakwe Featured As An Inspirational Women In TV and Media
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Caroline Chinakwe Afrolux Artwork Featured in Gramersi A selection of artwork from the debut series This Is Me has been featured on the marketplace Gramersi. In the interview, Caroline also discusses some of the inspiration behind some of her pieces from the series Colourism. |
The Colourful World Of Caroline Chinakwe’s Artwork Featured In The Voice Magazine
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Featured In Hampstead & Highgate Express Newspaper
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Winner of Artist Of The Month (March 2022) - Caroline Chinakwe Congratulations to our founder Caroline Chinakwe for being selected as one of the artists of the month at Art Jobs. Read the full article below as she discusses the inspiration behind some of her pieces as well as her experience in the art industry.
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Featured in London Daily News
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Featured In The Times
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Spell Magazine
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Afrowoman Online
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![]() Let Go Of Your Past was featured in a 3D interior render created by @lyvdndesign / @elvyatedrealty |
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