Artists

• Fernando Feijoo
• Anoushka Fisz
• Montana Forbes
• Samuel Fosso
• Mark Francis
• Michel François
• Jonathan Frantini
• Minne Fry
• Hamish Fulton
• Tierney Gearon
• Catherine Gfeller
• Ralph Gibson
• Andy Goldsworthy
• Christopher Griffith
• Nigel Grimmer
• AES Group
• Dave Hacker
• F Feijoo and M Hanselaar
• Marcelle Hanselaar
• Swava Harasymowicz
• Dorris Haron Kasco
• Darren Harvey-Regan
• Michael Hawkins
• Dan Hays
• Tim Head
• Richard Heeps
• Gerard Hemsworth
• Roland Hicks
• Tyler Bright Hilton
• Damien Hirst
• Stephanie Homa
• Andy Hughes
• Francoise Huguier
• Paul Huxley
• Fabrice Hybert
• David Jarvis
• Brian Jones
• Colin Jones
• David Jones
• Jim Kavanagh
• Jason Kedgley
• Chris Kettle
• Jean-Pierre Khazem
• Frank Kiely
• William Klein
• Jeff Koons

Artist Profile

Samuel Fosso

Samuel Fosso is one of the most renowned and prodigious young African photographers. His fantastical portraits of different types of people - from African Chiefs to American women - are revealed, upon closer inspection, to be self-portraits. A witty and ironic exploration of self-identity, Fosso’s work has been shown in major global venues such as the Photographers’ Gallery in London and the Guggenheim Museum in New York, and is currently on display at the ‘Street and Studio’ exhibition at Tate Modern in London until 31st August 2008.

Platform for Art displayed three works by Samuel Fosso at Gloucester Road Underground Station.…

Samuel Fosso is one of the most renowned and prodigious young African photographers. His fantastical portraits of different types of people - from African Chiefs to American women - are revealed, upon closer inspection, to be self-portraits. A witty and ironic exploration of self-identity, Fosso’s work has been shown in major global venues such as the Photographers’ Gallery in London and the Guggenheim Museum in New York, and is currently on display at the ‘Street and Studio’ exhibition at Tate Modern in London until 31st August 2008.

Platform for Art displayed three works by Samuel Fosso at Gloucester Road Underground Station. They were displayed, billboard scale, on the disused District and Circle line platform until 13th June, 2005.

These exhibitions were a major highlight of Africa 2005, a season of events that saw artists, musicians and performers bringing London’s South Bank to life.

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