Pamela Gien is an artist who was born in South Africa, and now lives in the United States. She is the author of the Syringa Tree, a play about the experience of life during apartheid South Africa from the perspective of a young child.
South African photojournalist Guy Tillim began taking pictures in the mid 1980s during the last days of apartheid. His photographs have a hush and luminosity that runs counter to traditional ideas of photojournalism.
Photographers, Sue Johnson and Alistair Berg, founded Isilo Labantu (“Eye of the People”), an organization that introduces photography to residents of Cape Town townships.
Since getting her start as a photojournalist in Johannesburg, Edelstein has evolved into an award-winning photographer renowned for her portraits.
This Sudanese artist seeks to address the roots of violence, social injustice, intolerance, and apathy.
Category: Artist