About
Katrina Nzegwu (b. 1999, London, UK) is a London-based artist, writer and Assistant Curator, International Art, at Tate. Her work skates and interrogates the line between the political and the absurd; galvanising dark humour, and often using referential or archival material to explore personal, and collective memory and experience. Preoccupied with semi-fictional mythology, intergenerational storytelling, and embodied knowledge, Nzegwu graduated from BA Fine Art & History of Art at Goldsmiths College, and MA print at the RCA. She is one-third of the creative collective When They Meet.
Exhibition Participation:
Two Fold, Southwark Park Galleries, London, UK
Aesthetics of Bliss, 67 York Street, London, UK, The Moments Tender, Five Fold x H.A.E., London, UK
Keep in Touch, Host of Leyton, London, UK (all 2023).
Freelance Curation:
9 Degrees of Separation, Poking Oil Collective, Deptford Does Art, London, UK (2019);
Goldsmiths BA Fine Art & History of Art Alternative Degree Show (2021)
Experiential Play, Fine Liquids Gallery, London, UK (2023).
Writing:
Elephant Magazine
Emergent
Burlington Contemporary
Plinth
Glimpse Magazine
The
London Magazine
Smiths magazine
Tate
VINVIN Gallery, Vienna
Studio West Gallery
Aagh Zine
Carrion Press
Overdressed magazine
3rd World Co: Broken Englizh
MIXTAPE (Em-Dash Press: 2023)
Public Programme Production:
Panel Discussion, Feminist Library, London, UK (2023)
MIXTAPE, Bermondsey Project Space, London, UK (2023)
Guest Lectures & Symposiums:
“After Art School: Alumni Panel”, Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK (2024)
“The Art of the Inbetween”, BA Fine Art & History of Art, Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK (2023)
“Übers Drüber Sein” curated by Operation Himmelblick, Berlin, DE (2023)