Gabriel Moses: Selah Exhibition – Travis Scott & New Film Premiere at 180 Studios

Photographer and filmmaker Gabriel Moses is extending his career-spanning exhibition, Selah, at 180 Studios in London due to popular demand, now running through August 31, 2025. The show, already the largest to date for the rising artist, will similarly debut a new short film, The Last Hour, commissioned by 180 Studios. Tickets are currently available via the 180 Studios website.

Selah isn’t simply a retrospective; it’s a deep dive into Moses’ evolving vision, bringing together over 70 photographs and 10 films that chart his work across fashion, music, and sports. The exhibition showcases his collaborations with a remarkable roster of artists, including Travis Scott, Skepta, Little Simz, and Pa Salieu, alongside films like Travis Scott and Playboi Carti’s Fein and Schoolboy Q’s Lost Times.

From Atlanta to London: A New Film and a Growing Repertoire

The centerpiece of the exhibition’s extension is the premiere of The Last Hour, a short film shot on location in Atlanta, Georgia. The film, executive produced by Division and Goat, follows a man’s search for redemption through solitude. Moses’ choice of Atlanta speaks to a growing interest among filmmakers in the city’s vibrant cultural landscape, and its influence on contemporary music, and style. As noted in Rolling Stone, Moses intentionally channels hip-hop culture and the energy of Atlanta in his work.

Moses’ career has been marked by rapid ascent. Born in South London and deeply influenced by his British-Nigerian heritage, his work is characterized by a distinctive color palette and a focus on emotive storytelling. He often pays tribute to the women who have shaped his life – his grandmother, mother, and sister – who first introduced him to art and fashion. This personal connection infuses his work with a soulful quality that resonates with audiences.

Beyond the Exhibition: A Rising Star’s Momentum

The Selah exhibition arrives at a pivotal moment for Moses, following a period of significant recognition. In 2024, he released his first monograph, Regina, published by Prestel, and was selected as the trophy designer for the 2025 BRIT Awards. His previous solo exhibition at 180 Studios in 2023, also garnered attention, and his work has since been featured at galleries and events internationally, including Anthony Gallery in Chicago, Spazio Maiocchi in Milan, and Frieze Seoul in Korea. 1854 Photography highlights the breadth of his recent showings.

Moses’ ability to seamlessly navigate the worlds of fashion and music has led to collaborations with major brands and artists, including Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Dior, Nike, Vogue, i-D, Pharrell Williams, Zinedine Zidane, and more. This versatility underscores his appeal to a diverse audience and positions him as a sought-after creative force.

Curatorial Vision and Spatial Design

Selah is curated by Katja Horvat in collaboration with 180 Studios, with spatial design by Emilia Margulies and graphic identity designed by Jayda Deans. This collaborative approach highlights the importance of a cohesive vision in bringing Moses’ work to life, ensuring that the exhibition space complements and enhances the emotional impact of his photographs and films.

What’s Next for Gabriel Moses?

With Selah extended through August 31, 2025, Moses’ work will remain on display at 180 Studios, offering audiences an extended opportunity to experience his unique artistic vision. The exhibition’s success further solidifies his position as a rising star in the contemporary art world. Following the exhibition, Moses is expected to continue his collaborative projects and explore new avenues for his filmmaking and photography, building on the momentum generated by Regina and his growing international profile. His role as the 2025 BRIT Award trophy designer will also be realized in the coming months, offering another platform to showcase his creative talent.