Billy Dosanjh works in film, photography, sculpture, and print. The work is set in and about the Black Country, the de-industrialised factory towns of the West Midlands, the ground his father came to from the Punjab in 1967. Major projects include the photography series The Exiles (2019–2023), the residency body Endz of the World (2020), the archival documentary Year Zero: Black Country (2012), and the current Heritage Lottery Fund commission Paths You Walk (The New Art Gallery Walsall, 2026).
Dosanjh trained at the London School of Economics and the National Film and Television School. His work is held in twenty-four national public collections, including the Arts Council Collection, Kettle's Yard, and the Contemporary Art Society. Nominated to represent Great Britain at the Venice Biennale in 2024. Twice nominated for the Derek Jarman Award. He runs Reimagining Industrial Migratory Stories CIC.
