I’m pleased to share this short interview with Zoe Whitfield from Dazed. I am featured amongst a list of brilliant and compelling photographers currently on show at Tate Britain in The 80’s: Photographing Britain exhibition until May 2025. Read the full article here.
Touring from Tate Britain, this major feminist art survey is now at the National Galleries of Scotland until January 26, 2025 before opening at the Whitworth Gallery, Manchester later in 2025. The exhibition celebrates the women who reshaped British culture, exploring themes such as the Women’s Liberation Movement, punk, maternal experiences, the Greenham Common peace …
I’m overjoyed to announce that Shining Lights has won the Photography Catalog of the Year Award at the prestigious Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards! This recognition feels deeply meaningful, as it reflects the incredible journey this book has taken—rooted in collaboration, discovery, and a deep passion for storytelling through images and text. The awards celebrate …
I have been mentioned in WebWire this week in an article discussing The 80s: Photographing Britain, a new exhibition at Tate Britain. Open until 5th May 2025. Read the full article here And here details and tickets for The 80s: Photographing Britain.
I’m delighted to have my work featured in this landmark exhibition opening on Thursday, November 21 at Tate Britain. I will be showing my early colour work of constructed images as well as Autoportrait in it’s original size. The show revisits the turbulent Thatcher era through the lens of photography, set against a backdrop of …
Hot snogs, fizz-fuelled City boys and a hilltop homage to Duran Duran: 10 photos that capture the 1980s. As part of the Tate Britain exhibition, I spoke with Charlotte Jansen about my experiences during the 1980s and the stories behind the photographs. The feature offers a fascinating snapshot of the era and its visual culture.
I hosted a symposium that took place at the V&A Museum on 5th October, discussing Shining Lights. It provided an opportunity to further examine and debate the issues raised in the book, through the voices of the publication’s contributors and leading intergenerational thinkers. It is now accessible online. Thank you to all of you that …
I’m honoured to contribute to A Garden Manifesto, a thought-provoking publication exploring the transformative power of gardens edited by Olivia Laing and Richard Porter. This gem of a book gathers radical visions rooted in the earth from artists, writers, gardeners and activists, among them Lubaina Himid, Derek Jarman, Jamaica Kincaid, Ana Mendieta, Dan Pearson and …
I was more than delighted to be invited to meet and be interviewed by the newly inaugurated Gregory Class at Mayflower Primary School in East London. In preparation for the meeting they had worked with their teacher to use my work to respond to all aspects of the National Curriculum from maths, science and technology …
In conversation with Hannah Brandler unpacking the ‘Art on the Underground’ commission which is on view at Heathrow Terminal 4 until July 2025. The Taste of Home is installed on a series of twenty-four billboards in the Piccadilly line ticket hall rotunda of Heathrow Terminal 4 station and brings together excerpts of a poem from …