No Woman No Cry
- Artist
- Chris Ofili
- Date
- 1998
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Figurative
- Location
- Tate Modern
Chris Ofili's 1998 artwork No Woman No Cry exemplifies his innovative use of mixed media to create a compelling figurative piece. Reflecting Neo-expressionism characteristics, the painting combines vivid colors and textured surfaces, capturing emotional intensity and cultural symbolism. The work, recognized as one of Ofili's masterpieces, was instrumental in securing his victory at the Turner Prize that year. Its layered composition and expressive style demonstrate Ofili's mastery in blending traditional painting techniques with contemporary narratives, making it a significant contribution to late 20th-century art.
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