Carrie Mae Weems, A Single's Waltz in Time, 2003/2025
Carrie Mae Weems has collaborated with Autograph on a new fundraiser limited edition print to support our work
17 x 42 inches, Edition of 20
Pre-order now, release date 24 March 2026
Product Description
Carrie Mae Weems has collaborated with Autograph on a new fundraiser limited edition print. Since 1988, Autograph has been a vital home for photography exploring race, representation, human rights and social justice.
Autograph is a charity, and all sales can help us to preserve diverse photographic history, reach those who are underrepresented, and support the next generation of artists.
This 17 x 42 inch triptych has been signed by the artist, and is exclusively available from Autograph in a limited edition of 20 prints (+3 Artist Proofs). This is a special opportunity to collect this important artist's work and support Autograph's mission to shape a more inclusive future in the arts and beyond.
Release date: 24 March 2026. Pre-order now, and your print will ship on 24 March, or can be collected from our gallery in Shoreditch, London from that date.
About the Artist
Carrie Mae Weems, a conceptual artist, unpacks and confronts constructions of race and femininity in the pursuit of new models to live by. Grounded in the specificity of her lived experience as a Black woman but universal in its explorations of family relationships, cultural identity, power structures and social hierarchy, her artistic practice is primarily photographic but also incorporates text, fabric, audio, installation, and video.
Informed by narrative storytelling, folkloric traditions and the observational methodologies of the social sciences, her approach to image-making ranges from staged and serialized narrative to appropriation and adaptation of archival and ethnographic imagery. Weems takes aim at the complicity of the photographic medium in propagating dehumanizing tropes and the historical omission of Black women from fine art institutions and canons.
Product Specification
Edition of 20 + 3AP
Signed and numbered by the artist on back of print
Archival pigment print, printed in 2025
Paper size: 17 x 42 inches
Image size: Triptych, each image 12 x 12 inches
Unframed
With certificate of authenticity issued by Autograph
Delivery
This print will be released on 24 March 2026.
Pre-orders will ship on that date. If you have selected at checkout to collect your order from Autograph's gallery, your print will be available for collection from that date. You will be emailed when your order has shipped, or is ready for collection.
International delivery
The price of this product includes UK VAT. If the delivery address is not within the United Kingdom, VAT will be removed at checkout.
If your delivery address is not within the United Kingdom, you may be subject to import duties, tariffs, taxes and delivery service charges, which are levied once a shipment reaches your country. Any such additional charges for customs clearance must be borne by you. You should note that customs policies vary widely from country to country; you should contact your local customs office for further information. Please be aware that cross-border shipments are subject to opening and inspection by customs authorities.
What your Purchase Supports
mission
We champion photography that explores identity, representation, human rights and social justice
arts and learning
Autograph is a charity, your purchase supports our arts and learning programmes
to do more
Income from our shop helps us to preserve diverse photographic history, reach more people and support more artists
Terms & Conditions
Please note that this sale is for the physical limited edition print only. This sale does not include reproduction or digital rights for the work.
If resold in the future, the artist may be entitled to the Artist's Resale Right, for more information visit DACS.
Limited edition prints are released in tiers, and prices will increase as an edition starts to sell out. Prices are subject to change and availability.
Images © Carrie Mae Weems. Courtesy of the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, and Galerie Barbara Thumm, Berlin.
