• Photobook Journal review by Steve Harp
    August 14 , 2024

    The complexities of what is seen and what is understood is reflected on eloquently – indeed poetically – in the concluding essay, “There are no roads. Not even a body. Nor even a glance.” writes the French philosopher Nadia Yala Kisukidi.
    – Steve Harp

The complexities of what is seen and what is understood is reflected on eloquently – indeed poetically – in the concluding essay, “There are no roads. Not even a body. Nor even a glance.” writes the French philosopher Nadia Yala Kisukidi.

Steve Harp

  • “Encounters” group exhibition. Primordial Earth shows with Blackrock Senegal, curated Jareh Das part of the Dakar biennale “Off”. May 16 – June 16 at the Blaise Senghor Cultural Center in Dakar, Sénégal
    May-June 2024
Black Rock Sénégal is excited to announce Encounters, an exhibition of work by Black Rock artists-in-residence from years 3 and 4. Curated by Dr Jareh Das, Encounters focuses on how many encounters - from the personal to collective, past, present, and future - shape artist’s perceptions of who they are and their place in the world.

Encounters will be free and open to the public from May 16 - June 16 at the Blaise Senghor Cultural Center in Dakar, Sénégal. Join us for the official opening celebration on May 16
  • Studio Visit @ Blackrock residency in Dakar, Senegal
    August 2023
  • Dazed Digital: the trailblazing new wave of African photographers
    Exhibition review and interview
    July 2023
  • Tate Modern UK Exhibition: A World in Common
    Contemporary African Photography, curated by Osei Bonsu
    July 2023-January 2024, London, UK
  • Enter 14@Mu.Zee
    Primordial Earth will be on show at the Oostende Museum of Fine Arts, Mu.Zee
    02 July – 13 November
  • Primordial Earth will be shown at the sixth edition of The Photo Vogue Festival in Milan and online
    From 18 November 2021
    The photographic exhibitions will revolve around the theme “Reframing History“: an exploration of projects that aim to present an alternative view, reinventing neglected historical figures or questioning stereotyped narratives.
  • “My whole body changed into something else”, Cape Town/Johannesburg, SA
    July-September 2021
    Group exhibition including works from “The Uncanny” series, taking place across Stevenson Gallery’s spaces in Cape Town and Johannesburg, curated by Sisipho Ngodwana and Sinazo Chiya, from July 15th until September 3rd
image credit: hiris.ch
Klara, blijf verwonderd
  • Group Exhibition ‘Radically Naive / Naively Radical’ at Extra City, Antwerpen with Thomas Bellinck, Ben Benaouisse, Seyni Awa Camara, Saddie Choua, Helga Davis & Anouk De Clercq, Vesna Faassen & Lukas Verdijk, Iman Issa, Léonard Pongo, Egon Van Herreweghe, Gert Verhoeven, Katarina Zdjelar
    07 May 2021 – 10 October 2021
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CAP Prize 2021 | Shortlist
  • The Uncanny wins the ICP/GOST First Photo Book Award!
    Book release scheduled for spring 2022
    February 2021
  • Talk with Ekow Eshun and Martina Bacigalupo for Visa Pour l’Image with Canon Student Development Programme: Africa as a State of Mind
    September 5th 2020
Image ©Julien De Bock
Image credit: Filipa Cesar @cesarfilipa
  • FOMU – Photobook belge
    March 2019

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