Opening
tomorrow night from 17h30 in the Main Gallery at the KZNSA Gallery will be the third
Photogarage group exhibition. Refreshments
will be served.
Photogarage is an innovative experiential private
photography school established and run by photographer Angela Buckland.
The
objective of Photogarage is for
people to reignite and explore their creativity through the photographic
medium. The exhibition is the result of participants having completed three
progression courses culminating in a final group exhibition. This is the 3rd
group exhibition that Photogarage has
undertaken. This years’ group show has seven participants, each with diverse
expertise and interests.
Each
participant has worked steadily and intensively for four months on a personal
project. Each project differs in its
theme and photographic application.
Nindya
Bucktowar has been imaging bamboo as a personal metaphor and another project
photographing objects and rhythms found in the Durban CBD.
Leigh
Corbett has documented insightful and tender images of primary caregivers and
their children on life support.
Louise
Johnson examines the relationship between domestic workers and the children
they care for and turns the camera on herself with the woman who cared for her
as a child.
Loraine
Laas presents fascinating landscapes of Shaka’s Rock and interrogates the
legends behind this historical site.
Nikhil
Tricam provides a tapestry of street photography around Durban’s iconic Juma
Masjid Mosque in Grey Street.
Olga von
Eck explores the concept and the abstraction of ‘time’.
Photogarage 2017 runs from October 17 to 29. The KZNSA
Gallery is situated at 166 Bulwer Road, Glenwood, in Durban. More information
on 031 277 1705, fax 031 201 8051 or cell 082 220 0368 or visit www.kznsa.co.za
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