Alice Mann to document Londonbased women’s football clubs British Journal of Photography
In 2014, the South African photographer Alice Mann made the series Domestic Bliss which portrays domestic workers in her home country. Only a few years later Mann took these photographs down from her website due to strong criticism leveled at her work.
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'Drummies' by Alice Mann These images depict the unique and aspirational subculture surrounding all-female teams of drum majorettes in South Africa, affectionately known as "drummies", based in some of the country's most marginalised communities.
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Alice Mann 's pictures of "Drummies" (a cross between cheerleaders and drum majorettes) show a fresh new voice and have been exhibited and acclaimed at museums around the world (and at our practically sell out show in Los Angeles). Now Alice is launching a Kickstarter project to publish a photo book of the series.
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Alice Mann was born in Cape Town in 1991 and lives and works between Cape Town and London. Mann's intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture making as an act of collaboration. She aims to create images that empower her subjects and creates projects over extended periods, allowing for engaged and nuanced representations.
'Drummies' by Alice Mann World Photography Organisation
Alice Mann (b.1991) is a South African photographic artist who's intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture making as an act of collaboration. She aims to create images that empower her subjects and creates projects over extended periods, allowing for engaged and nuanced representations.
Photographer Alice Mann hooks up with art group Stasis Wallpaper*
Alice Mann's intimate portrait photography thematizes femininity, performance, and collaboration. The South African photographer has received particular acclaim for her "Drummies" series, which captures female drum majorette teams in Mann's home. Read more See all past shows and fair booths Reviewed by a major art publication Artworks
Remnants of Apartheid Alice Mann Portrays the Black Domestic Workers of Cape Town's White
Alice Mann's joyful portraits document South Africa's drum majorettes, capturing the pride and performance of the young, all-female groups that practice this competitive sport.. London-based, South African photographer Alice Mann is discussing what she looks for when starting out on a new project. Having honed a humanist and socially.
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Cape Town-born, London-based photographer Alice Mann scooped both the Grand Prix du Jury and the Wallpaper* New Generation Prize at this year's Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography for her documentary portraits of South African drum majorettes.
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Institute Artist About Alice Mann Mann (b.1991) is a South African photographic artist who's intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture making as an act of collaboration. She aims to create images that empower her subjects and creates projects over extended periods, allowing for engaged and nuanced representations.
Remnants of Apartheid Alice Mann Portrays the Black Domestic Workers of Cape Town's White
24 year-old South African photographer Alice Mann discusses Domestic Bliss, a series of portraits of black women employed as domestic workers in the homes of affluent, white families based in Cape Town.. Hello Alice, thank you for this interview. What are your main interests as a photographer? I would say my main focus is people.
Alice Mann to document Londonbased women’s football clubs British Journal of Photography
Photographs by Alice Mann / Institute. Last fall, when the photographer Alice Mann visited primary schools in Cape Town, South Africa, to photograph teams of drum majorettes, she was often met.
Alice Mann Sunday Best Photography Series
Mann (b.1991) is a South African photographic artist who's intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture making as an act of collaboration. She aims to create images that empower her subjects and creates projects over extended periods, allowing for engaged and nuanced representations.
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Many photographers turn their lenses on unconventional subjects, but few do so with the celebratory approach of the London-based South African artist Alice Mann. Alice has accumulated an impressive portfolio over the years; her last project documented the London and Paris-based Congolese members of La Sape subculture who use fashion as a means.
Remnants of Apartheid Alice Mann Portrays the Black Domestic Workers of Cape Town's White
A New Kind of Sports Photography Alice Mann's award-winning series showcases South African drum majorettes, or "drummies." By Olivia Evans Photographs By Alice Mann Wakiesha Titus and Riley Van Harte, Cape Town, South Africa, 2018. Photo: Alice Mann
Alice Mann wins the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize British Journal of Photography
Lives and works between Cape Town and London. Alice Mann is a South African photographic artist based in London who's intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture making as an act of collaboration.
Alice Mann celebrates girl power with stunning SA drummies photo series
Looking to present "an alternative view of African men", Alice Mann has spent the past year taking portraits of members of London's La Sape. "It's a dynamic sub-culture emanating from Brazzaville," explains the Cape Town-born, London-based photographer, "literally translated as the 'Society of Ambiance Makers and Elegant People.