Ryan Prince is a photographic artist and researcher who is particularly interested in exploring the polylithic nature of black identities, specifically his own identity as a Black British male from the Jamaican Diaspora. He explores how self-representation within visual languages such as photography may lead to better psychological fortitude for both creators and viewers.

He has exhibited with institutions such as the Black Cultural Archives, The National Portrait Gallery and The Royal Photographic Society, also having work appear in publications by The British Journal of Photography, It’s Nice That and Photoworks.

He was awarded a bursary from the Martin Parr Foundation where his work can be found as part of the collection.

Education:
MA Documentary Photography and Photojournalism, University of Westminster.


BA Fine Art, University of East London.


Exhibitions:

In Focus, Creative Health Camden, 2024

Photo London, 2023

Peckham 24, 2023

Transforming Legacies, Black Cultural Archives, 2022

Rifle on The Wall, Guts Gallery, London, 2022

163rd International Photography Exhibition, Royal Photographic Society, 2022

Teaching,Lectures,Talks:

University of the Arts London

Goldsmiths University

University of East London

University of Westminster

Photoworks

Photofusion

The Photographers Gallery

The Barbican

The National Portrait Gallery

Creative Health Camden