James Barnor: Limited Edition Set of Two Framing Option:Unframed prints Maria Puig de la Bellacasa

Maria Puig de la Bellacasa

McKee draws on their specialism in the art and visual culture of the modern Atlantic world in order to read Télémaque’s work through a psychoanalytic lens and the context of Haitian art

Look with Both Eyes handwritten for Hockney’s 2026 exhibition at Serpentine explores the act of reminding people to be present throughout their day

archives and exhibition work using non-competitive pedagogical models through the framework of contemporary art

which were commissioned for this catalogue

James Barnor: Limited Edition Set of Two Framing Option:Unframed prints Maria Puig de la BellacasaThroughout a career that spans six decades and two continents, British Ghanaian photographer James Barnor has captured major social and political changes, while cultivating a richly layered practice that encompasses the genres of studio portraiture, photojournalism and social documentary photography. Accra London: A Retrospective, focuses on the period 1950 1980, selected from more than 32,000 available images. Central to Barnors work is the intimate