Third Photogarage group exhibition on at the KZNSA Gallery
Focusing on creating a body of work has the capacity to energies and add purpose giving new unanticipated opportunities.
THE third Photogarage group exhibition which opened on Tuesday at the KZNSA Gallery, ends on 29 October. 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. Each participant has worked steadily and intensively for four months on a personal project. Each project differs in its theme and photographic application.
Participants Louise Johnson's work 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.
“Undertaking a personal project develops meaning in the participants’ creative lives, and offers direction for the individual application and practice of acquired skills. Focusing on creating a body of work has the capacity to energies and add purpose giving new unanticipated opportunities. There is great value and importance for each individual in the journey of developing their project for a public group exhibition, and this space offers an opportunity to work closely with others in a safe supported environment,” said Buckland.
