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Her recent work किन्नर's prakṛtiḥ, nṛtya, laya premiered  at QUAD in Derby and Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead. My upcoming exhibitions will be at The Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle and FORMAT festival in Derby. She has previously exhibited at Kyiv Biennial, Frieze Art Fair, VISUAL Carlow, Russell-Cotes Gallery and Museum and many more. It was a Roadside Picnic, where she was the artistic lead and curator won an Honorary Mention at the Prix Ars Electronica under Computer Animation. Helen Starr’s pioneering essay on her practice will be published in Archivo Papers and presented at their Symposium in July 2023. 

 

Earlier in 2021, she was recognised to be of exceptional promise by the Arts Council England. 

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She co-curated a worldbuilding project built on New Art City called It was a Roadside Picnic with Helen Starr, an Afro-Carib curator and activist. Set in the desert of Sahel and centered around a breathing app that is synced to breathing exercises towards a calm mental state, it is an urgent statement that art has the potential to heal. She currently works at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, where she has recently curated Sahej Rahal's Mythmachine, Time Travel Across Many-Worlds which was a group show and will be curating Michael Rakowitz's Hanging Gardens of We Are Here Because You Were There opening in July 2023 and Cosmovisions on Land and Entangled Futures which is a group show, opening November 2023. She won the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Curatorial Fellowship at Baltic in 2021 and has continued her curatorial journey with Baltic as Assistant Curator since.