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      02 Jul – 10 Oct 2026
      Bibliothèque de Genève, Espace Ami-Lullin

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Exhibition
Free Admission

Minor Tides

Centre de la photographie Genève

Date

02 July – 10 October 2026

Venue

Bibliothèque de Genève, Espace Ami-Lullin

Sarah Jade Sullivan, Hairouna

The exhibition Minor Tides brings together for the first time the artists Lina Geoushy (*1990), Sarah Jade Sullivan (*1995) and Farren van Wyk (*1993), presenting each of their most important projects to date.

All three artists focus on portraiture in their photographic practice, using it as a powerful tool for representing collective identity, but also as an instrument for critically re-examining history and reclaiming it for the present.

The title Minor Tides alludes to currents that can appear almost imperceptible, but are in fact part of a deep underlying movement, a sign of profound change.

Farren van Wyk, Mixedness is my Mythology