Above: A fragment of “Cassarinas at Dawn, Maputo, Mozambique” by David Larsen, is one of the images that forms part of the IZWE de Africa exhibition that has travelled to Buenos Aires, Argentina as part of a cultural exchange programme.
Clare Louise Thomas writes to participating photographers from Buenos Aires:
So, we opened the exhibition on Thursday [...]
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Report from Buenos Aires exhibition
Posted in 2009 April, tagged Africa Media Online, African Photo Entrepreneur Programme, African photographers, African photography, African photography exhibition, African’s telling Africa’s story, Centro Cultural Borges, Chris Kirchhoff, Christine Nesbitt, Clare Louise Thomas, Craig Urquhart, David Larsen, digital trade route, Dominique Le Roux, IZWE de Africa, Jeremy Jowell, Karin Duthie, Kim Thunder, Marinda Louw, Nikki Rixon, Proyecto 34 degrees South, Proyecto 34°S, Sean Wilson, Simone Scholtz, Tammy Gardner, Toni Jade Efune on April 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Emerging South African Photographers Feature in South American Exhibition and Launch of Africa Media Online’s Art Print Range
Posted in 2009 April, tagged Africa Media Online, African Photo Entrepreneur Programme, African photographers, African photography, African photography exhibition, African's telling Africa's story, Centro Cultural Borges, Chris Kirchhoff, Christine Nesbitt, Clare Louise Thomas, Craig Urquhart, David Larsen, digital trade route, Dominique Le Roux, IZWE de Africa, Jeremy Jowell, Karin Duthie, Kim Thunder, Marinda Louw, Nikki Rixon, Proyecto 34 degrees South, Proyecto 34°S, Sean Wilson, Simone Scholtz, Tammy Gardner, Toni Jade Efune on April 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Last night saw the opening of the IZWE de Africa exhibition featuring the works of South African photographers in a prestigious venue in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A collaboration between Africa Media Online and Proyecto 34°S, this six-week exhibition provides a mix of emerging and established photographers with the chance to share their views on Contemporary [...]
