Nosakhari presents Able-Graphy*: Volume 2 — Where Objects Hold Untold Stories at London Fashion Week
Nosakhari is proud to announce the launch of Able-Graphy*: Volume 2, the second instalment of the groundbreaking artistic exploration that reimagines the iconic Nosakhari ABLE bag and its signifier handle as symbols of creativity, resilience, and human connection. The anticipated exhibition and accompanying publication will debut on 20th February 2025 at Galleria Objets, Brick Lane, London, bringing together a vibrant collection of works from 32 renowned and emerging artists across the globe.
Following the success of Volume 1, which introduced audiences to the limitless artistic possibilities inspired by the ABLE handle, Volume 2 delves deeper into its transformative potential. Each piece in this edition reflects how the ABLE bag and its iconic signifier handle transcend their functional purpose, becoming powerful metaphors for persistence, reinvention, and the beauty of storytelling.
“Volume 2 continues the journey, challenging artists to push boundaries and explore new dimensions of what it means to be truly ABLE,” said Nosakhare K Osadolor, Creative Director and Founder of Nosakhari. “This edition celebrates the shared human spirit through art, emphasizing resilience, creativity, and the capacity to redefine the ordinary into something extraordinary.”
The exhibition will feature a diverse collection of works, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and multimedia installations. From bold reimaginings to intimate interpretations, the pieces transform the ABLE bag and its iconic signifier handle into living symbols of endurance and artistic expression. Visitors will witness a dynamic dialogue between form and meaning, experiencing firsthand how art amplifies the stories of strength, culture, and connection embedded within the Nosakhari ABLE collection.
The lineup features inspiring artists and designers including:
Deville, Tega Akinola, Alesha Pryce, Alice Hewitt, Anta Germane, Delinke Dedu, Elaine Buchanan, Ewa Wawrzyniak, Helen Johannessen, Janet Clare, Jeremy Newman, Kim Hargreaves, KooNg_0931, Makama John, Maureen Uzoh, Nadhom Al-Juboori, Ore Adedeji, Oriel Zinaburg, Paul Ayihawu, Princella Seripenah, Rizza Zahid, Sabina Silver, Sarmad Suhail, Sheri Gee, Shiquerra Clarke, Sophie Newnham, Susannah Weiland, The FRYM, Tonique Sewell, Wei Lin, Vanessa Soria Lima and Tejumola Butler Adenuga.