We interviewed Nigerian Photographer, Tayo Adekunle on her remarkable project, 'Reclamation of the Exposition’.

Our Curator, Clare Patrick, has written an insightful piece on the importance of Photographers keeping their social media accounts organised

South African Visual Artist Ranji Mangcu, takes us through her image making process for her project Ulwalamano/Kinship

Many Photographers do not know their rights and end up being taken advantage of. Are you one of them?

Rejection is a part of life, but how can it be dealt with without ruining your practice?

Nigerian Freelance Photojournalist, Nelly Ating, uses photography to turn the lens on herself, capturing her struggle with PMDD

An artist bio is one of the most important contents on a creatives website, have you written your correctly?

We interviewed Ugandan Photographer, Stuart Tibaweswa on his project, 'Locked at Work'.

Many people unfortunately do not know how to write about their work, are you one of them?

Nigerian Visual Artist, Kamnelechukwu Obasi explores what friendship and intimacy looks like whilst in isolation.

Nigerian Photographer, Simi Vijay, uses his camera to highlight people from the Nigerian diaspora who are living in New York.

If you call yourself a Photographer but don't have a website then I suggest you continue reading!

Malawian Visual Artist, kyle malanda , explores rituals pertaining to death and the sense of belonging that comes with it.

Many do not know how to sell themselves unfortunately leaving them unsuccessful when it comes to open calls

We interviewed Nigerian Visual Artist, Obayomi Anthony on his project exploring the various reactions to a visa denial

There is a certain formula to writing emails. A bad email will certainly leave you with a negative response.

Ghanaian Photographer, Seun Adatsi, talks to us about his process of photographing his project 'Twifo Praso Palm Oil'

Egyptian Photographer, Lina Geoushy, uses photography to challenge certain prejudices against women in her body of work.

Keren Lasme, highlights the strength, beauty and resilience of Ivorian albino women in her project ‘Beneath Our Skin Lies The Sun'

There are various ways of approaching making a project, and one of them is by being a 'Reflective Practitioner'