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Meghan Kirkwood: The States Project: North Dakota
©Meghan Kirkwood
Earlier this year, Meghan Kirkwood shared a week of posts on South African photographers, introducing us to some terrific projects, so I knew she would make an excellent
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Lies at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center
©Karin Kempe, Uphill
As photographers, we are well aware that the camera lies. It is a tool of manipulation, of misrepresentation, of deceit and fiction.
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South Africa Week: David Southwood
©David Southwood, “Katse 20,” from the series, Kaste Dam, 2015.
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South Africa Week: Lebohang Kganye
©Lebohang Kganye, You couldn’t stop the train in time, 2018. From the series, “Tell Tale.” Inspired by “The train driver,” by Athol Fugard Inkjet print on cotton rag paper.
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South Africa Week: Thandiwe Msebenzi
©Thandiwe Msebenzi, LandLadder “Kwawze kube nini”, 2015, German etching archival paper
Two themes animate the work of Thandiwe Msebenzi: silence and the performance of gender in South
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South Africa Week: Masixole Feni
©Masixole Feni, Public Personal Amenities: Communal taps.
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South Africa Week: Jabulani Dhlamini
©Jabulani Dhlamini, Old Municipal Offices, Kissington, Sharpeville, 2015
The events of the Sharpeville Massacre marked a turning point in the history of South Africa and galvanized opposi
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South Africa Week: Ilan Godfrey
©Ilam Godfrey, Fraser Alexander Tailings (Lonmin – Western Plats – Dam 5 Tailings Complex), Wonderkop, Marikana, North West, Western Limb Storm clouds hang overhead as strong winds car
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South Africa Week: Alexia Webster
©Alexia Webster, A street corner in Analakely, Antananarivo, Madagascar October 2014
Alexia Webster’s Street Studio project began in 2011 and in the years since she has photographed tho