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2014 Oct. 27: Untitled
Staring at a blank page Thinking of scenarios to fill it This life is too bitter for words Too real for smiles Words seems too simple to describe the soul within Withdrawn, weird and strange. If only...
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2014 Oct. 31: Visiting Queer families and friends
2014 Oct. 23: The day we visited the Simelane family in KwaThema. In the picture is Lerato Dumse, Mally Simelane (Eudy’s mother) and Zanele Muholi. 2014 Oct. 23: Lindeka Qampi photographing the...
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2014 Oct. 29: Announcement – 2015 Light Work Artists-in-Residence
We Are Pleased to Announce The 2015 Light Work Artists-in-Residence Every year Light Work invites between twelve and fifteen artists to come to Syracuse to devote one month to creative projects. Over...
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2014 Dec. 7: My eight weeks at Market Photo Workshop doing FC
by Smanga Shange Being at Market Photo Workshop was the best thing that ever happened to me, not only did I learnt about photography, I also found myself a new family – my classmates, my first real...
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2014 Dec. 14: The kiss that moved the church
© Photo by Charmain Carrol @ VMCI – Johannesburg Camera used: Canon 60D with 75-300 mm lens What: Bathini Dambuza & Portia Dludlu’s engagement ceremony Union blessed by Pastor Mazibuko “I...
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2015 April 13: Javas approaches new Phase – Marriage
*** The life story was first published in Faces and Phases (2006-14) book*** People call me Javas. I was born in Soweto but now live in Thokoza. I was born in 1974 on 16 December. I have two brothers...
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2015 May 28: The last London supper
by Dalisu Ngobese So the night we came to London for had come, with hugs, smiles and kisses on both cheeks the room was filled with anticipation and nerves started to show on Zanele’s laughter. A...
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2015 Sept. 1: Mr & Miss LGBTI Daveyton 2015
by Sicka ‘Sharon’ Mthunzi What a “turn up” as we say when an event is supported by many. People came in all shapes and sizes, from the ladies in their gorgeous dresses to the gentleman with their smart...
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