Online & Ongoing A single ‘still’ image in A Christmas Selection introduces the collaborative project developed by composer Philip Miller and myself. Entitled ‘Little or no breeze’, the work comprises two moving image works and an original score.
Video introducing my commission for this year’s exhibition ‘In Plain Sight: Transatlantic Slavery and Devon’ at RAMM to mark Black History Month.
An interview for the Pallant House Gallery marking 20 years since my arrival as their first artist in residence and reflecting on the legacy of the Amberley Queens.
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 …
I would like to honor the life of Ouma Griet Seekoei, who passed away in Upington, South Africa on 27th of May 2020. She and her younger sister Katrina Esau were among the last speakers of the endangered language N|uu, the focus of my long-term project in South Africa. I photographed them both when I …
This exhibition opening later in 2020, explores the complex history of women’s rights and feminist activism in the UK through text, fashion, art and testimony. It will include work reflecting on self -representation by artists including Khadija Saye, Jo Spence and myself.
Autograph has commissioned ten artists to create new works in the coming months, responding to the wider context of the Covid-19 crisis. As one of the ten artists selected for Care | Contagion | Community — Self & Other, I decided to focus on the development of structures and creation of a new routine geared …
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.
I have been invited to participate in a new public art commission ‘Breath Invisible’, featuring Khadija Saye, who tragically died in the Grenfell fire, Martin Ware (in collaboration with Zachary Eastwood – Bloom) and myself. My contribution includes working with young people at the Harrow Club, exploring cameraless photography, diasporic plant histories and the essential …
As part of the Black Cultural Archives annual Windrush programming, and to launch their new opportunity for young creatives (Windrush Waves Competition), I gave an online presentation of my work. This is now available to view. Inspired by the programme and in the light of current events in the UK I decided to make a …