About Zeinab Saleh (b. 1996, Kenya)

Zeinab Saleh received a Bachelor of Fine Art at Slade School of Fine Art, London. Recent solo exhibitions include J~o~y r~i~d~e, Champe Lacombe, Biarritz (2022); Softest place (on earth) [Extended mix], Château Shatto, Los Angeles and Softest place (on earth), Camden Art Centre, London (both 2021). Select group exhibitions include Nour El Ain, curated by Mohamed Almusibli, Karma International, Zurich; after image, curated by Robert Spragg, MAMOTH, London; The Poetics of the Neighbourhood Rascals, curated by Amal Alhaag, Barbershop Mixed People, Rotterdam; A patch of green in London, Cookhouse Gallery, London; Of New Babylon, curated by Sara Gulamali and Samboleap Tol, Lethaby Gallery, London; Friday Late: Snap with i-D, with Muslim Sisterhood, curated by Jenna Mason, V&A, London. Saleh was the recipient of a 2021 Metroland Cultures Grant, and has presented lectures at de Ateliers, Amsterdam; UCL Art Museum, London; White Cube, London; Chisenhale Gallery, London; Victoria & Albert Museum, London; University of Cambridge, Cambridge; and Tate Modern, London. Saleh is a co-founder of Muslim Sisterhood, an arts collective based in London. Select public collections include Pitzer College Art Galleries, Claremont; The Perimeter, London; and Start Museum, Shanghai.