Solo exhibition at Carlow University Art Gallery. The work employs installation and collage to explore a modern day take on the legend of Black folks flying.
Installation at the Mattress Factory, part of the group show, making home here. The work explores memory, family, place, and identity in the context of the legacy of a Black home.
Public art commission consisting of four large-scale public art installations, and a digital archive exploring a resident-centered history of Pittsburgh’s landmark historically Black neighborhood. Project site: hillhomecoming.com.
Exhibition version of Njie’s photobook, This Is Where We Find Ourselves. The project explores a 100 year history of Black Pittsburgh through the lens of Njie’s family experience, as context for the turbulence that erupted during the summer of 2020.
Installation at the site of the Historic Centre Avenue YMCA—the formerly “colored” Y in Pittsburgh’s Hill District neighborhood. The work features a collaged cityscape of past and present Hill landmarks below, with images made at the Y by the legendary photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris featured above.
Collage series exhibited at the Brew House Association, as part of the group show, Seeking Truth. The work explores a trip through a fictional city, moving from the ills of social disorder to imagined prospects of a freer future for all.
