Bisila Noha

Bisila Noha is a Spanish ceramic artist based in London. With her work, she seeks to challenge Western conceptions of arts and crafts, to question what we consider productive and dignified in capitalist societies, and to reflect on the idea of home. 'Self' and unity from personal experiences in different communities of ceramicists.

His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Financial Times and the New York Times. Notable exhibitions include the Crafts Council's 'Maker's Eye' exhibition in 2021 and the historic 'Body Vessel Clay' exhibition in 2022 at Two Temple Place, which features the works of Ladi Kwali, Magdalene Odundo and Bisila Noha, three generations of black female clay artists, to "celebrate startling new ways to explore one of the world's oldest art forms."

In 2022, two sculptures by Bisila Noha were acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London for their permanent collection. Bisila Noha's work is part of many private collections.