CLPA News 2018 #3
CLPA News 2018 #3
The final CLPA newsletter of the year deals with how accessibility of different generations, gender and identities shape classrooms and interactions. In addition to the contributions from members, there is also featured interview on Lekgetho Makola, Head of the Market Photo Workshop by Behan Touré. This issue was also guest edited by Behan Touré, Dakar.
The CLPA (Centres of Learning for Photography in Africa) newsletter was established in 2016: initially a closed newsletter for network members to keep abreast with photography education related activities and developments across Africa. Photo: currently spearheads the CLPA newsletter as the main editor with rotating guest editors from CLPA’s member institutions. The newsletter features individual members’ thoughts around their work, their role as educators and practicing photographers, as well as reflections on the state and role of photography on the continent and beyond.
CLPA is a network of photography education institutions and educators from Cabo Verde, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa a nd Sudan. CLPA was initiated in 2014 with the aim to contribute to the professionalism of African photography and to ensure future generations of skilled and conscious African photographers. CLPA is primarily committed to strengthening and promoting photography education on the African continent with the support of the Goethe Institut.
Editions
The CLPA Newsletter editions are issued in English and French.
Members of the CLPA
Associação Olho-de-gente
Center of Photography in Ethiopia
Contemporary Image Collective
École Nationale des Arts
Espace Photo Partage-DJAW/Mali
Kwanda Art Foundation
Market Photo Workshop
Nlele Institute
Photo:
The Other Vision
Yamarou-Photo
Mindelo, Cabo Verde
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Cairo, Egypt
Dakar, Senegal
Bamako, Mali
Kigali, Rwanda
Johannesburg, South Africa
Lagos, Nigeria
Johannesburg, South Africa
Khartoum, Sudan
Bamako, Mali
CLPA is a closed membership.
For more information, please contact Amy Daniels
The CLPA Newsletter is supported by the Goethe Institut, Johannesburg and Photography Education Trust through the National Lotteries Commission.
Posted 14 Dec 2018