Contact
veronica.viacava@hotmail.it
(+44)7746201025
Bio
1993 - Milan
Currently based in London
Education
2018/2021 - Royal College of Art, MA Photography
2014/2017 - Middlesex University, BA Photography
Selected Exhibitions
2020 - How To Do Nothing, Window 187, Trafalgar Road, London, UK
2019 - Everything The Same // Everything a Little Different, The Art Academy, London, UK
2019 - Offprint Bookfair, Tate Modern, London, UK
2019 - Next Big Thing, Inanimate Objects, Showcase Regent Street, London, UK
2019 - Stato di Agitazione, Tipografia Alimentare, Milan, IT
2019 - Give Photography a Chance,Ma.Co.f Centro della Fotografia Italiana, Brescia, IT
2019 - Work in Progress, Royal College of Art, London, UK
2018 - Family of No Man, Les Rencontres d'Arles, FR
2018 - One Year Revolv, Safe House 1, London, UK
2018 - From Top to Bottom, The Pupil Sphere, Leeds, UK
2018 - From Top to Bottom, The Pupil Sphere, Glasgow, UK
2017 - XYZ Project, Ashfield Road, London, UK
2017 - D&AD New Blood, Old Truman Brewery, London, UK
2017 - FREE RANGE Photography Week One, Old Truman Brewery, London, UK
2017 - Connected, Old Truman Brewery, London, UK
2016 - Identity, Four Corners Gallery, London, UK
Talks
2020 - Strange Halves: Week Two / In Conversation with Sara Fiorino & Sophie Gladstone
Writing
2019 - Photomonitor: Anthony Prothero's Ipseity review
Experience
2020 - Project Lead Strange Halves Talk series, online
2019 - Robert Freeman's Archivist, London
2017/2018 - Front of House Volounteer, Camden Arts Centre, London
2016/2017 - Student Learning Assistant, Middlesex University, London
Publications
2021 - Press Zine
2020 - Three Graces and Voids by writer Rosie Higham-Stainton, designed by Emily Schofield
2019 - The Tool & The Eye with James Wilde (self-published)
2017 - British Journal of Photography
2017 - Lupe Magazine, Issue V
2016 - Lupe Magazine, Issue IV
Press
A New Nothing: In Conversation with Anthony Prothero
Humble Arts Foundation: Group Show 61
Intimate Structures by Tique Art
The Pupil Sphere
Revolv Collective
British Journal of Photography
Lost Then Found