Everlyn Nicodemus Tanzanian - Swedish - British, b. 1954

Richard Saltoun Gallery participated in Frieze London, Frieze Masters and 1-54 London this year, with our booth presentations being featured in a range of press...

Everlyn Nicodemus ' Självporträtt (1982) is now on view at the National Portrait Gallery for their grand reopening. This self-portrait marks the first by a...

The solo exhibition Silent Strength is the first presentation of Everlyn Nicodemus’ work in New York. Her series Silent Strength, executed between 1989 and 1990...

Everlyn Nicodemus will be in conversation with Stephanie Straine, Senior Curator, Modern and Contemporary Art at the National Galleries of Scotland, as a part of...

We are delighted to announce that Everlyn NICODEMUS is the recipient of the 2022 Freelands Award with her upcoming retrospective at the National Galleries of...

Everlyn Nicodemus is included in The New African Portraiture: Shariat Collections at Kunsthalle Krems, Krems an der Donau an exhibition bringing together leading figures from...

We're delighted to announce that Everlyn Nicodemus has been shortlisted by Freelands Foundation for the #FreelandsAward2022 with her upcoming exhibition at the National Galleries of...

Coinciding with her solo exhibition at Richard Saltoun Gallery, Everlyn Nicodemus was interviewed by Lanre Bakare about her life and practice for The Guardian. Read...

As part of a three year project in collaboration with the Chanel Culture Fund, the National Portrait Gallery has acquired five self portraits by female...