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Ben Arogundade
Ben Arogundade (born April 11, 1965, London) is a British-born author, publisher, voiceover artist and creative director of limited edition books. He originally trained as an architect before diversifying into print journalism and graphic design. In the mid-1990s he launched his own style magazine, ''Extract''. In 2000 he wrote his first book, ''Black Beauty'', which explored Western culture's perceptions of the black image. In 2006 he became creative director at Gloria books — publishers of high end limited edition photography collectables. Today he creates, writes and publishes under his own name.
==Early life==
Ben Arogundade was born in Shepherd's Bush, west London. He is one of eight children of Nigerian parents who emigrated to the capital in 1961. His mother was a nurse and midwife and his father was a photographer, film director and playwright. He died in September 1984. His family on his mother's side come from the royal house of Owu in Abeokuta, capital of Ogun State, south west Nigeria. His grandfather was king of the region from 1949 to 1972.
Arogundade attended Henry Compton School in Fulham, London. Olympic sprint champion Linford Christie was in the year above him. After school he enrolled on an architecture course at South Bank University, where he was classmates with Patrik Schumacher, now director and senior designer at Zaha Hadid architects.
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