Welcome to Howard T. Cash Photography
Explore stunning photography that celebrates the beauty of Africa and the African Diaspora. Join me, Howard T. Cash, on a journey through joy, love, and life’s vibrant stories. Discover how my lens connects cultures and uplifts communities.
About Howard T. Cash
Our Vision
Brief Look
A brief look at my professional photographic resume:
Past Selected Solo Exhibitions:
- 2022: “Joy, Love and Celebration,” Strivers’ Row Gardens Art Gallery, Harlem, NY
- 2020: “Celebrating the Spirit of, Nigeria, Ghana and African-Americans-Photography
- by Howard T. Cash,” ArtSteps Virtual Exhibition (Online)
- 2010: “Fela: The Artist-The Man,” Canvas, Paper and Stone Gallery, (Harlem, NY)
- 2002: “Up from the Gullah,” MetLife, (Harlem, NY)
- 2000: “Celebrating the Spirit of Nigeria,” Countee Cullen Library, (Harlem, NY)
- 1980: “Children’s Exhibition,” Museum Kitchen, (Lagos Nigeria)
- 1979: “The Year of the Child,” Photography Department, Los Angeles City College,
- (Los Angeles, CA)
- 2015: Mr. Cash’s work, under its new Executive Director, Dr. Khalil Muhammad was
- included into the Permanent Collection of Photographs and Prints Division of the
- Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Selected Group Exhibitions:
- 2025: “A Photographer’s State Of Mind” Bronx Art Space (The Bronx, NY)
- 2024: “LONG JOURNEY FORWARD: BLACK MEN IN PASSAGE” (Manhattan, NY)
- 2022: “Fela Anikulapo-Kuti-Rebellion Afrobeat,” Philharmonie de Paris, (Paris, France)
- 2020: “Visions 1020,” Wilmer Jennings Gallery, (New York, NY)
- 2018: “The Black Panther Party,” Association of International Photography Art Dealers,
- (AIPAD) (New York, NY)
- 2011: “Harlem Views: Diasporan Visions,” Schomburg Center for Research in Black
Continued Group Exhibitions:
- Culture, (Harlem, NY)
- 2006: “Saving Grace: Rebuilding Our Lives After Hurricane Katrina,” Wilmer Jennings
- Gallery (Manhattan, NY)
- 2003: “This is Lagos,” Skoto Gallery, (New York, NY)
- 2000: “Committed to the Image: A Half Century of Black Photographers in America,”
- Brooklyn, Museum, (Brooklyn, NY)
- Mr. Cash was the first American photographer to freelance in Nigeria (1979-’84).
Howard T Cash Photography Catalog
Pope John Paul II Arrives in Kumasi, Ghana-Part 2
Price range: $1,000.00 through $3,500.00
Pope John Paul II Arrives in Kumasi, Ghana-Part 1
Price range: $1,000.00 through $3,500.00