In conversation
Misan Harriman in conversation with Gabriel Gbadamosi
Misan Harriman recalls the impact of his photographic exhibition, The Purpose of Light, which he sees as a 'testament to solidarity'. First published 19th November, 2025.
20th May, 2026
Photo: This Is No Hate March by Misan Harriman
'I agree with Robert Frank who said about photography, “the eye should learn to listen before it looks.”'
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