Tyrone Geter

During my years in northern Nigeria, I came to know Fulani life not as a single fixed experience, but as one shaped by movement, family, work, tradition, and change. Some Fulani families continued a nomadic way of life, traveling with livestock or moving regularly between communities and markets. Others had settled permanently, often because education and employment created new opportunities in towns and cities. The women and girls I encountered reflected these different paths. Some passed my...

NOTE FROM A FORMER COLLEGUE

A short discussion of a recent painting of the same name. I would love to hear your comments on this digital painting. In the world of...