Lola Flash's main preoccupations are racism, sexism and homophobia. She has exercised her unique skills and palette through challenging bodies of work which have bought her much attention both in Europe and the U.S.

Flash was born in the United States and is of African/Native American descent. She spent 10yrs in London where she regularly exhibited her work and also attained her MA. A classic Flash photograph 'Stay afloat, use a rubber' is part of London's Victoria and Albert Museum collection.

She is now based in New York where she continues to teach and create.

Lola is available for commissioned work