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Laylah Amatullah Barrayn

About

As a documentary photographer, Laylah Amatullah Barrayn focuses her inquiries on the cultures and identities within the global Black diaspora with a special interest in memory and the lived experiences of women. Her monograph, We Are Present: 2020 in Portraits, was recently published in collaboration with Magnum Foundation. Barrayn is currently completing a book on contemporary Black photographers. She holds a M.A. from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.

all work

  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (X)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (IX)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (VIII)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (VII)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (VI)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (V)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (IV)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (III)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (II)
  • Intervention
  • Art, Photography, Poem
The Recurring Dream of the Water Mothers (I)
  • Intervention
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