Dulwich Picture Gallery reopened the Unearthed: Photography’s Roots exhibition on 19th of May and will continue till 30th of August. They have published an interview with me exploring themes of the show in the article, Flower Power.
Unfinished Business: The Fight for Women’s Rights at the British Library reopened on 18th of May and will run until 1st of August. In line with Covid regulations, visitor numbers are restricted and tickets must be pre-booked.
HOME Gallery exhibition The Self Portrait curated by British photographer Ronan Mckenzie, features work by Denisha Anderson, Jennie Baptiste, Tino Chiwariro, Christina Ebenezer, Adama Jalloh, Olivia Lifungula, Ronan Mckenzie, Christina Nwabugo, Lucie Rox, Amaal Said, Ejatu Shaw, Tori Taiwo and myself. – has opened on 13th May and will be open till 27th June. The …
An opportunity to reflect on The Volatile Hues of Silver Halide as part of a four day event featuring presentations, performances, readings, material workshops and an exhibition bringing together artists, scientists and industry. 19 – 22 March 2021
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, …
Care | Contagion | Community & Other commission, which I am part of is due to be launched this spring.
An opportunity to reflect on The Volatile Hues of Silver Halide as part of a four day event featuring presentations, performances, readings, material workshops and an exhibition bringing together artists, scientists and industry. 19 – 22 March 2021
Taking the lead from the festival theme, a multitude of contemporary researchers, photographers and artists will meet to present a dynamic schedule of responses to the notion of CONTROL. Friday 12th March 2021, 9 – 6 pm BST. Ticket sales are now live.
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.