Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell (b. 2000, London) holds a BA in Photography from London College of Communication, University of the Arts London and is a graduate of Radical Film School. Working across sculpture, image and text to engage with national and intimate forms of memory, her practice engages with dominant yet precarious power structures that at first appear immovable.
Current RA Schools student
Born: 2000 in London
RA Schools student from 2023 to 2026
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Adding A Face (Install View)
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Adding A Face, 2021.
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Another Country (Is Possible), 2023.
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Carnival of Masks, 2022.
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Effigy for a Black Soldier, 2022.
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Protector of the Children, 2022.
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, Protector of the Children, 2022.
To Add A Face (Install View)
Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell, To Add A Face, 2022.
2022 Folklore Imaginary, 87 Gallery, Hull
2024 Little Tree, Ginny on Frederick
2024 RAFT, Royal Overseas League
2024 Insufferably Sweet, Sadie Coles HQ Shop
2024 Amalgam, Chilli Art Projects
2023 New Wave, Spitalfields Studios
2023 New Art Exchange Open
2022 Sediment, Kunstraum
2021 Winter Fundraiser, San Mei Gallery
2021 Deptford X
2021 Lambeth Town Hall
2021 Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries, South London Gallery
2021 Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries, Firstsite Colchester
2021 Every Woman Biennale, Copeland Park Gallery
2021 Black Cultural Archives
2019 Show Home, London
2018 Plusmínusnula Gallery, Zilina, Slovakia
2022 London School of Economics, Marshall Building
2021 University of the Arts London, Permanent Collection
2021 Mead Fellowship, University of the Arts London
2020 Windrush Waves Open Call, Black Cultural Archives
2024 Hayward Gallery (When Forms Come Alive, Haegue Yang)
2022 – 2023 Studio Voltaire (Schools Programme)
2022 – 2023 Hayward Gallery (Strange Clay, Mike Nelson, Dear Earth)
2022 Lambeth Arts Council, Arts Council England
2022 South London Gallery
2021 Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries, South London Gallery
2021 Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries, Firstsite Colchester