Ivory Campbell is a London based artist working within the mediums of filmmaking, photography, and words. Her approach to storytelling focuses mainly on exploring dreamlike qualities found in the everyday, combined with natural scenery and elements.
In the last year, Ivory has heavily rooted her practice in art and culture, working with musicians, artists, and communities across the world to tell their stories. A main focus of hers is traveling to underrepresented destinations and creating articles along with photographic essays. Ivory’s travel story The Madagascar Diaries following residents of the southeast African country’s capitals, coastal towns, and fishing villages was featured in i-D, and her most recent travel story, Oaxaca: A Technicolor Daydream, documenting the culture and color of Oaxaca, was recently published on Teeth Mag. She is now part of the Thursday’s Child Global community as part of their artist roster. Other notable features include work with Fred Perry, P.Magazine, Nataal and SLEEK Magazine.
Ivory Campbell is a London based artist working within the mediums of filmmaking, photography, and words. Her approach to storytelling focuses mainly on exploring dreamlike qualities found in the everyday, combined with natural scenery and elements.
In the last year, Ivory has heavily rooted her practice in art and culture, working with musicians, artists, and communities across the world to tell their stories. A main focus of hers is traveling to underrepresented destinations and creating articles along with photographic essays. Ivory’s travel story The Madagascar Diaries following residents of the southeast African country’s capitals, coastal towns, and fishing villages was featured in i-D, and her most recent travel story, Oaxaca: A Technicolor Daydream, documenting the culture and color of Oaxaca, was recently published on Teeth Mag. She is now part of the Thursday’s Child Global community as part of their artist roster. Other notable features include work with Fred Perry, P.Magazine, Nataal and SLEEK Magazine.
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Tate, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027. Now in its thirteenth year, the programme will enable practitioners to work with Tate…
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