Abstract

Marjolaine Ryley is an artist who works with photography and text, often in relation to archives and social movements. This exhibition is the first to offer an overview of her entire body of work. It encompasses projects created over a full two decades, as well as a brand new series created from 2015 to 2019. Her work invites us to explore ideas of personal memory, social history, familial relationships and how we narrate our lives through images.
This exhibition is part of Observe, Experiment, Archive a programme of activity organised by NEPN at the University of Sunderland exploring photography, science, technology, health and well-being.