Yusuf Ahmed’s latest exhibition captures the emotional weight of objects carried by African immigrants, exploring memory, migration and identity through photography.
Paul Ukonu's poignant project captures the dignity and wisdom of Nigeria's centenarians while highlighting the urgent need for better elder care.
The art collective in the heart of Togo is creating visuals that highlight and support Togolese voices in front of and behind the camera.
Works by street photographers from Kenya, South Africa, Algeria and Nigeria come together as part of the International Center of Photography's latest exhibition in New York.
The Nigerian American trailblazer brought his contemporary take on country to New York City’s Irving Plaza.
The acclaimed photographer discusses his troubled childhood and early beginnings as his month-long ‘Expressions’ exhibition celebrating South Africa’s jazz icons gets underway.
A months-long festival is organized to mark James Barnor’s 95th birthday and his sprawling impact on Ghanaian creativity.
The celebrated photographer, Paul Weinberg, reflects on his photography journey, the apartheid-era Afrapix agency and 30 years of freedom in South Africa.
The up-and-coming photographer, Zineb Koutten, is carving out her own path in the Moroccan fashion industry, led by curiosity and steadfast intuition.
The award-winning British Ghanaian photographer and visual artist takes viewers through his artistic process — and his life — in the National Geographic series, Photographer.
Through his tea and showrooms, the celebrated photographer and multidisciplinary artist is making space for the younger generation to take the stage.
Nigeria-born photographer Misan Harriman discusses his creative connection with actor David Oyelowo, making a pivot into filmmaking and his passion for activism.