Tate Modern Private view

Members Private View: Zanele Muholi

London Private Views Pass required

22 January 2025 at 18.45–21.00

Free entry for Members

Black and white self-portrait of the artist with combs in their hair

Zanele MuholiQiniso, The Sails, Durban 2019© Zanele MuholiCourtesy of the Artist and Stevenson, Cape Town/Johannesburg and Yancey Richardson, New York

Discover visual activist Zanele Muholi’s photographs

Immerse yourself in the mid-career survey of the artist's practice. They document South Africa’s Black lesbian, gay, trans, queer and intersex communities. Works include photographs and personal statements to create a growing archive. This is the first major UK survey of their work with over 260 photographs on display.

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