In conjunction with his exhibition Oluseye: Orí mi pé join artist Oluseye in conversation with writer Neil Price as they elaborate on the artist's practice. 

Neil Price is a writer and art critic. His writing has appeared in Frieze, Ocula, Momus, Humber Literary Review, Hazlitt, Canadian Art and The Conversation, among other publications. Neil is the host of In/Tension, an art-focused podcast. He lives in Toronto. 

Oluseye (b.1986, London, UK) is a Nigerian-Canadian artist. Oluseye embraces Blackness as divine, fluid, and unfixed, unbound by time, space, and geographies. His practice blends the ancestral with the contemporary and the physical with the spiritual. Oluseye has exhibited at the Museum of the African Diaspora, San Fransisco (2024), Daniel Faria Gallery, Toronto (2024), Southern Guild Gallery, Cape Town (2023), the Gardiner Museum, Toronto (2023), Albright-Knox Museum, Buffalo (2022), Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (2021), Agnes Etherington Art Center, Queen’s University, Kingston (2021) and the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto (2015). In 2022, his first public art commission, Black Ark, was installed in Toronto’s Ashbridge’s Bay Park, and in Fall 2024 will embark on a tour of the Maritimes with stops at the Owens Art Gallery and The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.  His first permanent public sculpture will be unveiled in Toronto in 2026.