Anne McNeill is director of Impressions Gallery, a charity that helps people understand the world through photography. Anne has 30 years’ experience as a curator and writer on photography, including Lost Languages and other voices (2011), the first major survey shows of work by Joy Gregory. Recent writing includes text on the work of Zanele Muholi (2019) published by Granta Art+Photography, the online edition; and We are not in the shadows (2020) essay for Being Inbetween Carolyn Mendelsohn, published by Bluecoat Press.
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Images: 1) From Joy Gregory's commission, Madam Photo, 2020. Mixed media, dimensions variable. © and courtesy the artist, commissioned by Autograph for Care | Contagion | Community — Self & Other. 2) Courtesy Anne McNeill.
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