Bildmuseet, Friday 9 October, 2026 at 17:00
Opening of Nina Mangalanayagam's solo exhibition Blank Pages as part of Art Friday at Bildmuseet.
The evening includes exhibition openings, guided tours, an open creative workshop, live music by Sumie, DJs Heaven Small and Victor Lindgren, and food and drinks by Bygden. Free admission.
Hasselblad Center, Feb–May 2025
Bugs & Metamorphosis: Glitching Photography exhibition.
Guided talks with the curators Nina Mangalanayagam & Louise Wolthers, 5 March & 22 March.
Photo by Elisabeth Toll.
Conversation with Dayanita Singh
Artist talk this 20th Oct with Ayesha Hameed as part of GIBCA 2021.
Nina will present her practice and, together with Louise Wolthers, discuss their new research project: Photography and the Glitch.
19-23 September 2019 The publication A-Z of Conflict by Raking Leaves is due to be launched at the NY book fair at MoMA
Balancing Act appears in the exhibition Oscillations at Galerija Umjetnina, Museum of Fine Arts in Split, Croatia.
Lacuna and selected work from the folds appear in the exhibition No Looking Back, Okay? at UGM Maribor Gallery from 30th November.
A text in Swedish by Nina Mangalanayagam on We Call Her Pulle appears in PALETTEN magazine issue #312-313-2018. This is the transcript of a paper originally delivered in English at Delfina Foundation when Athena Farrokhzad released White Blight (Vitsvit).
We call her Pulle will be on show at Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb from 12th September. It is part of this year’s Organ Vida Photography Festival, celebrating its 10th year. This year’s focus is Engaged, Active, Aware – women’s perspectives now. The grand opening for the festival and the exhibition is on the 12th at 20:00. Nina will be present at the opening and will participate in a panel discussion as well as in the conference on the 14th.
See the full program at https://ovfestival.org/
The tangled web of belonging will be exhibited at Guernsey Photography Festival 2018. The theme for this year’s festival is Political Landscape. The exhibition and festival launches 20th September and runs until 20th October.
See the festival website for more information.
Nina's project The tangled web of belonging features in PHOTOEAST 2018 in Ipswich from 24th May. Works in the festival will be exhibited in various spaces along the Ipswich Waterfront, with Nina's in the Whistler Gallery, Jerwood DanceHouse, IP4 1DW
Nina will be giving an artists talk on Saturday 26th May, 12.30pm.
See the festival website for more information.
Nina's video installation We call her Pulle appears in this group exhibition in Berlin and will later travel to Graz, Zagreb and Bratislava. Nina is giving an artists talk at the venue on the opening night, 6pm 3rd May.
Participating artists: Ahlam Shibli, Amak Mahmoodian, April Gertler, Hannah Starkey, Laia Abril, Lua Ribeira, Nina Berman, Nina Mangalanayagam, Nydia Blas, Sandra Vitaljić, Tasneem Alsultan, Tomoko Sawada, Zanele Muholi
Curator: Marina Paulenka
Nina's images from The tangled web of belonging were shortlisted for the GPF International Photography Competition 2018.
Images from the project The tangled web of belonging and a text about the work by Nina appear in the FT Weekend Magazine, 6th January 2018.
Nina's video installation We call her Pulle appears in this group exhibition that premieres in Maribor, Slovenia and will later travel to Berlin, Graz, Zagreb and Bratislava.
Participating artists: Ahlam Shibli, Amak Mahmoodian, April Gertler, Hannah Starkey, Laia Abril, Lua Ribeira, Nina Berman, Nina Mangalanayagam, Nydia Blas, Sandra Vitaljić, Tasneem Alsultan, Tomoko Sawada, Zanele Muholi
Curator: Marina Paulenka
Nina Mangalanayagam and Emma Bowkett discuss autobiography within photography at The Photographers' Gallery, London.