Presentation from Kamoinge at 5:30 pm March 31
Three representatives of the prestigious Kamoinge Collective – President and founding member Adger Cowans, Vice President of Communications Salimah Ali, and member Collette V. Fournier — will present their work and discuss Kamoinge’s history and current at 5pm Wednesday, March 31.
Three representatives of the prestigious Kamoinge Collective – President and founding member Adger Cowans, Vice President of Communications Salimah Ali, and member Collette V. Fournier — will present their work and discuss Kamoinge’s history and current at 5pm Wednesday, March 31. The event will appear on the Zoom platform. Members of the audience are requested to register in advance
Founded in 1965, Kamoinge’s mission has been to “honor, document, preserve, and represent the history and culture of the Africa Diaspora with integrity and respect for humanity through the lens of Black photographers.” The word “Kamoinge” comes from the language of the Kikuyu people of Kenya, and means “a group of people acting together.” That spirit continues to reflect the ideal that animated the collective.