The Program in Visual Arts presents Holy, an exhibition of new work by Princeton senior Sanneh.
Holy is an exploration of black subjects first and foremost. Sanneh explores blackness in a way that refuses to reach out to stereotypes, instead using religion and the reverence associated with it as a tool to get close to and treat the figure with respect.
“Eve in Brooklyn, 2018." Photograph by Sanneh.
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
“black sun across my eyes, I’m blind." Photograph by Sanneh.
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
Photograph by Sanneh.
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
Photograph by Sanneh.
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
Work by Sanneh installed in Hurley Gallery at Lewis Arts complex. Photo by M. Teresa Simao
The Hurley Gallery is located on the mezzanine level (above forum, below plaza) of the Arts Tower at the Lewis Arts complex.
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