Gloria Ojulari Sule

Gloria Folerin Yeside Ojulari Sule (; 6 November 1950 – June 2024) was a British artist and educator based in Bristol. Sule's work explored cultural identity, in particular the identities of mixed race people in the United Kingdom.

Early life and education Sule was born Gloria Folerin Yeside Ojulari on 6 November 1950 in London to a British mother and a Yoruba Nigerian father. The racism faced by her parents as a mixed race couple evidently led to their separation, after which Sule and her brother where placed in a children’s home in Suffolk.

A textile artwork What's our Story (2010) was commissioned by Brent Museum in response to the British Museum's touring exhibition Fabric of a Nation. An interactive costume designed for two children to wear at the same time, it was inspired by Egungun masquerade costumes worn at Yoruba festivals, Ghanaian kente and adinkra cloth, and contemporary African artwork.

In 2018, Ojulari Sule relocated to Buenaventura, Colombia to live with her daughter. Sule later settled in Cali.

In June 2024, Sule died in Colombia aged 73.