About
Tosin Adeosun, a London-based researcher, curator, and consultant, specialises in the culture, art, and fashion history of the African diaspora. With a Master's degree in Art History and Museum Curating and a Bachelor's degree in Media and Communications from the University of Sussex, she thrives at the intersections of art and culture. Currently serving as the Project & Partnerships Manager for East Africa at Google Arts & Culture, she excels in leading art partnerships, concept ideation, storytelling, and curatorial projects.
As the founder and curator of African Style Archive, Tosin is dedicated to documenting African fashion history through archival photographs, footage and ephemera. Passionate about unearthing narratives of Africa and the diaspora, she collaborates with archives, communities, brands, and institutions to curate compelling stories.
With a background in visual art research for television, curation of exhibitions, expert consultation, magazine editing, and academic talks on fashion and photography, Tosin has worked with prestigious institutions and brands, including Byredo, International Curators Forum, Ahluwalia, Modern Art Oxford, Soho House, and Google, showcasing her expertise in archival research, curation, and educational projects.