Joy Gregory News Today

Photo London returns to Somerset House for its ninth edition in May 2024, with works by Valérie Belin, David Bailey, Michael Kenna, Helen Levitt and more

The genesis of photographer Joy Gregory’s latest project, “Shining Lights,” began 40 years ago, at a Valentine’s Day party in London. It was here that Joy, who was the first

“Shining Lights” aims to showcase the contributions of women of color to photographic art during 1980s and 90s.

She once struggled for recognition. But now – with a floral tube map, a top award and a Heathrow airport commission involving asylum seekers – the British-Jamaican artist is finally getting her dues

JOB, the critically acclaimed psychological thriller about the toll life on the internet takes on all of us, which played a sold-out, twice-extended Off Broadway run this fall, will return for an encore engagement next month.  Learn more about the show and how to get tickets here!

Six artists are set to complete commissions that will go on display across the city throughout 2024

The Freelands Foundation has announced the artist Joy Gregory and the Whitechapel Gallery have won the eighth annual Freelands Award. […]

A landmark exhibition of feminist art that opened last week at Tate Britain in London showcases the work by over 100 women artists and collectives.

a href= http://www.tate.org.uk target= _blank Tate Britain /a presents Women in Revolt!, a landmark exhibition of feminist art in the UK from 1970

Carol Gregory passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Washington Times Herald on 2023-11-03.