2017 Projects/ News
Photo: is proud to announce the Recipient of democraSEE 1.
Georges Senga
Senga is the inaugural recipient of the democraSEE award, democraSEE 1. With the R40,000 grant, he will work in collaboration with a mentor/curator of his choice to produce a body of work over the next year.
Read MoreAnnouncing the democraSEE 1 Shortlist
Photo: is proud to announce the shortlisted candidates for democraSEE 1
Matt Kay
Jody Brand
Georges Senga
Vacancy: Project Coordinator with Fundraising and/or Media experience.
Read MoreRubis Mécénat is celebrating in 2017 the fifth anniversary of its socio-cultural project Of Soul and Joy,in partnership with the Photo Saint-Germain festival, Paris, France
Read MoreThe Annual Photographers' Master Class took place in Nairobi, Kenya from 24 - 29 September. Curators Simon Njami, John Fleetwood, Katrin Peters-Klaphake, Akinbode Akinbiyi and Frédérique Chapuis worked with a group of 12 photographers from sub-Sahara Africa.
Read MorePhoto: presents Eric Gyamfi (Ghana) and Jansen van Staden (South Africa) at the FNB Joburg Art Fair 2017.
Please join us at Booth A14
Sandton Convention Centre
The Photography, Architecture and Archive Project was a weeklong photography workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Initiated and run by the Centre for Photography in Ethiopia, the project run from 29 May - 6 June 2017
Read MoreThe Catchupa Factory residency included 12 selected photographers from Portuguese speaking countries including Cabo Verde, Angola, São Tomé and Príncipe and Mozambique. The residency looked at issues of contemporary art in Africa, brief overviews of the history of colonial views in Africa and the field of photography in general.
Read MoreCatchupa Factory Artists/Photographers Residency, Cape Verde
Deadline for applications: April 3, 2017, Apply Now!
Artists/Photographers Residency for emerging artists and photographers from Portuguese speaking countries in Africa led by John Fleetwood.
Read MorePhotographers from multiple experiences and backgrounds gather to exchange with selected guests. For this round we were happy to have Maheder Tadese (Ethiopia) as practitioner and Raymond Dakoua (Ivory Coast/Belgium) as one of the observers joining Mfundi Vundla (Photography Education Trust member) Marion Claudel and Laurie Chevrot (Institute Français South Africa) and Candice Jansen (PhD candidate at WISER).
Read MoreEthiopian photographer, Maheder Tadese, completed a 10-day professional networking programme and mentorship in Johannesburg with Photo: to develop ideas for her forthcoming photography platform to assist and develop emerging photographers in Addis Ababa.
Read MoreDeadline: 7 February 2017 CLOSED
If you’ve created photographs on the African continent or which engages with the Africa diaspora please ENTER NOW
Read More
