Between Stations, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Iron Fist, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Broken Bread, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Mouthpiece, Accra, Ghana 2024.
9th March, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Dreams from my Father, Accra, Ghana 2024.
In the Moonlight, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Round Of Applause, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Right Wrong, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Day One, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Blue, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Better Left Unsaid, Accra, Ghana 2024.
In The Hand Of The Father, Accra, Ghana 2024.
An Apple A Day, Accra, Ghana 2024.
My Only Ticket Home, Accra, Ghana 2024.
The Lord’s Prayer, Accra, Ghana 2024.
Generations, (Triptych), Accra, Ghana 2024.
My first Photograph, Accra, Ghana 2024.
The Grass is Greener Where my Father is, Accra, Ghana 2024.
The Barbershop, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Brothers Fight, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Fight Night, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Taya Man no be Lazy Man, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Can we Take the Long Way Home?, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Can we Take the Long Way Home? II, Accra, Ghana 2023.
What Are Brothers For?, Accra, Ghana 2023.
Home Sweet Home, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Daddy's Polaroid, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Oh Grace, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Your Cup of Tea, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Like Father, Like Son, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Joy Comes in the Morning, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Amen II, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Amen I, Accra, Ghana 2022.
One Thousand Hallelujahs, One Thousand More, Accra, Ghana 2022.
The Gospel, Accra, Ghana 2022.
The Good Book, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Grace Flows Like a River Accra, Ghana 2022.
Let the Little Children Come to Me, Accra, Ghana 2022.
The Family Photograph II, Accra, Ghana 2022.
Don't Say Cheese, Accra, Ghana 2022.
We are delighted to announce that I'll Be Here to Remind You, the solo exhibition by acclaimed Ghanaian artist Carlos Idun-Tawiah, premiered at Paris Photo 2025. Following its celebrated debut in Paris, the exhibition is now on view at Galería Alta in Andorra, where it will remain through March 6, 2026.
Some of the biggest names in international media have spotlighted Carlos Idun-Tawiah's exhibition, with glowing coverage in The New York Times, Le Figaro, Dazed, Harper's Bazaar, AD, and El País.
Working from Accra, Carlos Idun-Tawiah transforms photographic archives into evocative contemporary narratives that illuminate the quiet poetry of everyday life.
His poignant images explore universal themes of family, joy, faith, and youth-blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality, past and present, memory and imagination. Through his lens, he celebrates the depth and diversity of African life and the Black experience, revealing their enduring beauty and cultural resonance.
A Collectors Journal accompanies the exhibition, featuring insightful essays by Nathalie Herschdorfer, Director of the Photo Elysée museum, and Bill Shapiro, former Editor-in-Chief of LIFE magazine. The publication was designed by RM.

L' Africa vista e capita con nuovi occhi
Laura Leonelli, Il Sole 24 OreDecember 2025
Carlos Idun-Tawiah reimagines his Childhood Memories
Tenzin Tsagong, New York TimesNovember 2025
Per la sua 28a edizione, la fiera di fotografia più importante del mondo diventa un laboratorio sullo sguardo
Chiara Bardelli Nonino, Harper's Bazaar ItaliaNovember 2025
Du Ghana au Mexique en passant par la Hongrie et la Pologne, le palmarès du Figaro de Paris Photo 2025
Valérie Duponchelle, Le FigaroNovember 2025
The standout images from Paris Photo 2025
Emily Dinsdale, DazedNovember 2025
Paris Photo 2025 : retour sur les 30 grands coups de cœur de la rédaction d'AD
AD FranceNovember 2025
Paris Photo: heridas, tensiones y nuevas miradas en una feria en constante reinvención
Gloria Crespo Maclennan, El PaísNovember 2025
Carlos Idun-Tawiah Wins Deloitte Photo Grant 2025
Rischa Paterlini, Il Giornale dell'ArteSeptember 2025
Tutte le foto che ci mancano
Christian Cajoulle, InternazionaleJune 2025
La finzione ci aiuta a immaginare il futuro che desideriamo
Michele Neri, d la Repubblica - U la RepubblicaMarch 2025







