A Trace | Existence of Time Past
BIO Sandra Brewster is a Canadian artist, born in Toronto where she is presently based. Her recent photo-based gel transfer works reference ...
Sethembile Msezane
BIO Sethembile Msezane was born in 1991 in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. She lives and works in Cape Town, South Africa. She was awarded a Masters in ...
Lagos Studio Archives
Lagos Studio Archives is a historical preservation project that consists of thousands of 35mm colour negatives that documents Lagos studio portr...
Archives
Olu Olatunde is an Octogenarian photographer and humanitarian from Ila Orangun in Osun State, Nigeria. He started photography over three decades...
Fiction Steeped in Reality
Based on photographs from her personal archive, Ndidi Dike has created an installation that intertwines fragments of intimate histories and cont...
All That is Left Unsaid
With Audre Lorde acting as both subject and surrogate, All That is Left Unsaid is a daughter’s elegy for Michele Pearson Clarke’s mo...
Woman to Go
Woman to Go is an interactive art piece and an ongoing project. As a collection of postcards, the project highlights unknown women, who lived be...
Passage
Using plain construction paper, Mary Evans’ work is grounded in research on the relationship between contemporary Britain and its imperial...
Figures
Malala Andrialavidrazana’s Figures series employs the potential of intersecting information and transforming support material. By associat...
Anima - Inanima
Lights: just before you shut them down, or just after you turn them on. Glimpses, or blurs. Or sequins [from the photographed ceiling, or from t...
Untitled Sankofa
Kitso Lynn Lelliott’s videos, exhibited at LagosPhoto, elaborate on her interrogation of the philosophical underpinnings and ontological c...
Film a Blanc
In July 2013, Ismaïl Bahri conducted an experiment in his home country of Tunisia, which was going through a period of trouble after months of...
Transmutation
A man consults the Fa oracle by the sea. NASA sends a rocket into space. The artist, wearing a Vodunaut, peers at the sky and the sea. What if t...
Nothing's in Vain
In 2011, Malagasy photographer Emmanuelle Andrianjafy arrived in the port city of Dakar, situated on the westernmost African coast, overlooking ...
froZen
Using his body as a material, crazinisT provokes his audience to question their own sense of identity and belonging, creating moments that blur ...
Untitled | No Victor, No Vanquished, 2018
Chibuike Uzoma's painting and prints are part of an ongoing project, titled Museum of Burnt Things, which examines state or institutional violen...
Bito ba Mundi
Charlotte Yonga chooses to photograph women with a unique attitude and sense of self, in a setting, which is all their own: the city of Douala. ...
Life on Mars
The interest in expanding the human race onto other planets is not a new concept, but only since the last few decades has the scientific communi...
Lost Qibla
Amina Menia’s series, Lost Qibla, shows the topography of a necropolis. She explains: “I travelled across my city and its built hist...
The Way of Life
In this series, architectural photographer Amanda Ihemebiri explores the idea of the physicality and inferred humanity of various historically s...
Searching for Africa in Life
Searching for Africa in Life compiles all 2,128 covers of LIFE Magazine published between 1936 and 1996. For the United States, LIFE was the fir...
Red Fever
Red Fever is a photographic project, which explores, through images, prints and photomontages, the spread of socialism throughout Africa and the...
Ekopolitan Project
For this year’s edition of LagosPhoto, Professor Abosede George (History and Africana Studies, Columbia University) has created a never-se...
Naija Gems
Naija Gems, a travelling photography exhibition created by the US Consulate General showcasing intriguing images capturing Nigerian natural beauty.&nb...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
LagosPhoto is please to partner with the Fashola Photographic Foundation to showcase a body of work titled “What Lies Beneath” shot by the...