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The Rise of Young Black:Brown Photographers 1, 2016
The Rise of Young Black:Brown Photographers 1, 2016

Creative Nestlings: The Rise of Young Black/Brown Photographers 1

A story by Artthrob on the 27th of January 2016. This should take you < 1 minute to read.

Creative Nestlings presents The Rise of Young Black/Brown Photographers a series that focuses on photography as a medium of expression and its role in society.

Each episode takes place in a different city featuring 5 local young photographers sharing their journeys, experiences & works through a panel + audience conversation, a mini photo exhibition and a short film.

The idea of the series was sparked by the need for Africans to tell their stories & the rise of youth movements in South Africa and the documentation that came out of it.

The series is in partnership with African Lens, Blacknation, African Digital Art.

For episode 1 Join us at #TheNESTSpace, the official home of Creative Nestlings, for an epic afternoon of storytelling with young African photographers Nigel Zhuwaki, Tsoku Maela, Rizqah Dollie, Thembela “Nymless” Ngayi & Neo Mokgosi.

Event Details

What: The Rise of Young Black/Brown Photographers Series Episode 1, a Creative Nestlings project that celebrates the work and creativity of young African storytellers.

Date: Saturday, 30 January, 12 pm – 3pm

Where: The NEST Space, 129 Longmarket Street, Cape Town

Entrance: Free

Details: Panel Talk – The role of photography & black/brown photographers in modern day society.

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For further information, contact Ben Moyo at ben@creativenestlings.com

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