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  • Burden of Proof
  • Rosemary
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  • Show and Tell
  • Louder Than Words
  • Private Face

• Exhibition
  • Burden of Proof
  • Vanishing Point - Cristea Roberts Gallery
  • Alchemy - Lahore Biennale 02
  • Place, Space and Who - Turner Contemporary
  • Protest and Remembrance - Cristea Roberts Gallery
  • Reformation - Guest Project, London
  • Out of The Dark: Artist Bursary Award - Drawing Room
  • Shock and Awe - mac birmingham
  • Sub Urban : New Drawings - James Hockey Gallery
  • Pause - C&C Gallery
  • For the Record - Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
  • Arena -
    The Djanogly Art Gallery
  • As Seen -
    Tiwani Contemporary
  • Show and Tell -
    The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • The Meaning of Style - New Art Exchange
  • Louder Than Words - Vane Contemporary
  • Louder Than Words -
    East International
  • Louder Than Words -
    Unit 2 Gallery
  • Private Face /Testimony - Queen's Hall Gallery

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Text

The Daunting Task
A Review of Barbara Walker’s Self Portrait. By Alex Mills
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Unquiet Moments: Capturing the Everyday
Interview with Barbara Walker and curator Sophie Ridsdale-Smith. Download PDF

'The Evidence of Things Not Seen ( after James)', texts by Adelaide Adelaide Bannerman, 2018. Presented by Barbara Walker, the brochure accompanied the residency 'Out of the Dark', Drawing Room London Download PDF

'No More “Poisonous, Disrespectful, and Skewed Images of Black People”: Barbara Walker’s Louder Than Words, texts' by Celeste-Marie Bernier, 2016. Published by NKA Journal of Contemporary African Art, Volume, 38 - 39.Download PDF

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Barbara Walker, Shock and Awe, texts by Angela Kingston,2016
Review. DownLoad PDF

'Youth Speaks (1): The Art of Barbara Walker', texts by Richard Hylton, 2015. Presented by University for the Creative Arts, the publication accompanied the exhibition/ residency, 'Sub Urban: New Drawings'. Download PDF

'The Act of Looking: The Action of Seeing', essay by Karen Roswell, 2013. Originally published by Tiwani Contemporary Gallery the publication which accompanied the exhibition, 'As Seen'.Download PDF

'Its a bit much', essay, by Dr. Eddie Chambers, 2006. Originally presented at Unit 2 Gallery, Metropolitan University of London which accompanied the exhibition 'Louder Than Words'.Download PDF

'Paintings By Barbara Walker', texts by Dr. Eddie Chambers, 2002. Originally published by Midlands Art Centre, Birmingham in brochure which accompanied the exhibition 'Private Face'.Download PDF