I am pleased to share that on 11th May I will be speaking with Alona Pardo at this year’s Photo London Fair, part of the Aperture Presents programme.  

On Thursday 20 April at 7pm l am looking forward to speaking alongside Susan Durges, Takashi Arai and Celine Bodin as part of a free online event talking about my work in the context of the exhibition ‘Squaring The Circles’ at Scarborough Art Gallery.  

A talk at the National Gallery, London – WHO WILL HEAR MY STORY, part of the Art History Festival. I am excited to share some of the inspirational stories that are behind many of my works face to face.

As part of Photo London, in association with the Financial Times, on 19th September 2021, I will be one of the panellists discussing life-changing encounters with a single photograph. The event relates to the new publication The Photograph Which Changed My Life by Zelda Cheatle, which includes my contribution as featured in the Financial Times. …

On Friday 21st May I will be in conversation with Jennie Ricketts at the Diversity and Inclusion in Photography Symposium. This online symposium is curated by Ricketts,  part of the much respected Bristol Photo Festival. This Symposium provides some insight on the work and practice of different photographers, highlighting the challenges faced and how they …

On Thursday 11th March I will be in conversation with Kaia Charles, the Cultural Projects Manager at Now Gallery in Greenwich. We will be discussing my use of colour, especially looking at cyanotypes. The event is now live and you can register for a free ticket via Now Gallery.

This series brings together curators and artists to discuss various artistic practices and insights into their work. I will be in conversation with Maryam Ohadi-Hamadani,a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Yale Center for British Art. Our talk coincides with the exhibition Art in Focus: Women From the Center, which is on show at YCBA until May. February 26, …

I am in conversation with Zelda Cheatle, who I have known since arriving in London to study at the Royal College of Art. We will be reflecting on photographic encounters from 1984 to today. This is a part of an on-going series of ‘in conversations’ with recent RPS Awardees.

Recording of a panel discussion on The Communities of the Kalahari Photo Mentorship Project which took place in August 2020. This significant initiative devised by the Market Photo Workshop intervenes into a complex visual history of the region. Kalahari Now: Old Photographic Histories, New Visual Practices marks this intervention by reflecting on the history of representation that has come to define …