News Category: Publication

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Exit Magazine : #90 – Album I. Personal Stories

22 April 2023

I’m delighted to have my projects ‘Old Clothes’ and ‘Diary’ printed in the newest issue of exit photo magazine, Exit #90 – Album I. Personal Stories. It’s available in print and online from the Exit media website. ‘We can understand an album as a surface, a device or an artefact in which one or more people …

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SHINING LIGHTS I BLACK WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE UK – the 1980s/1990s 

26 February 2022

In the two decades before the end of the millennium, Black female photographers/artists played a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape of the UK. They fostered a radical and unique voice that was a key driving force of the independent art scene of the 1980s and 1990s. With their work largely under-represented across established …

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Squaring the circles

12 August 2020

This beautiful book edited by Zelda Cheatle / Michael Pritchard and published by Royal Photographic Society has now been printed. Introducing the notion of Neo-Pictorialism, featuring eight photographers including myself, the publication accompanies the exhibition at the RPS, which has been rescheduled to a later date this year.

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Arts Foundation -Instagram Takeover 9-14 June 2020

10 June 2020

  As part of the  Arts Foundation’s  Fellows Instagram takeover, I will be discussing my work  ‘Breaking Barriers’  which was created and exhibited at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton, London.  This work documents  powerful and influential black women in the UK today. I will be using my takeover to reflect On this in the light …

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TEXTILE – Cloth and Culture -Volume 16, 2018 – Issue 2: Aesthetics of Blackness?

14 December 2018

Edited by Christine Checinska, this special issue of the peer-reviewed publication TEXTILE – Cloth and Culture sets ‘cloth’ into the wider context of creolised visual and material culture – considering the relationship between cloth, culture, and race from the perspective of the African Diaspora.  Textile: Cloth and Culture is for the first time ever is …