Benjamin Morrison (b.1998) is a visual reseracher and writer based between Brussels, the Hague and Dublin.



Septemeber 2024, Group Show

When it Rains Ch.3

Represented by FUTURES at UNSEEN, Amsterdam



July 2024, Solo Show/Residency

When it Rains Ch.2

‘Unfolding Futures’, Futures Hub Amsterdam




June 2024, KABK Grad Show

When it Rains Ch.1

Royal Academy of Art, The Hague




April 2024, Public Reading

Mnemotope 004

Bog Bodies Press, Eindhoven




March 2024, Group Show

Can Dormant Seeds Bloom?

‘Fragments in Transit’, Beetroot Studios, Thessaloniki




Nov 2023, Group Show

Nooderlicht Photo Festival

Groningen



June 2023, Group Show

Everything That Melts is About to Blend

MAPS, De Helena, The Hague




Nov 2022, Group Show

Reservoir

Yolun Dişinda’, Darağaç, Izmir




May 2022, Solo Show

Natura

Soearth Projects, Kildare



Mar 2019, Group Show June 2023

DUPA End of Year

Copper House Gallery, Dublin






Apr 2024

Mnemotope 004  


Bog Bodies Press, Eindhoven




Mar 2024
Weather Diaires
Trigger FOMU, Antwerp



Mar 2019
Ireland’s Post Polio Survivors
University Times Magazine, Dublin


 

July 2024

FUTURES HUB

Unfolding Futures Summer Residency, Amserdam




Jan 2022

ZONE Residency

Borsec, Romania






June 2023

Student Development Programme

Canon, Remote  



May 2022 Mar 2021

Agillity Award  

Arts Council Ireland



Mar 2021 

Belfast Photo Festival  

Shortlisted  








Aug 2022 - 2024

Master’s Photography & Society

Royal Academy of Art the Hague, Netherlands



Sep 2016 - 2020

Bachelor’s Zoology

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland




Aug 2024

Best of Grad 2024

Metropolis M Magazine, Utrecht





mail: photo@benjmorrison.com




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Press
When it Rains Ch.2
  • Solo Show 
  • at Futures Hub Amsterdam

18-07-24

Curator Nurai Broafull 
Art Director Kim Boske


Exhibtion Text 

In the words of Maria Stepanova, a diary is a series of proofs that life has continuity and history. Stemming from my grandmother’s habitual act of diary keeping, When it Rains has developed into a long-term investigation into the this behaviour. Through this
practice-led research I ask; What is the value of human perception in a world of increasing mediation? Is their ‘clarity’ in the ambiguousness of human perception? Should images, distinguished by their ability to represent the world in ‘clear’ detail, determine how we navigate lived experience? During this two-week
residency at Futures, I have collected both material and ephemeral traces of my experience to illustrate the potential of looking with photography and to broaden my own understanding of diary-keeping. 






This work was created as part of a two week residency programme In the Futures Hub Amsterdam as part of Unfolding Futures.