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Sabelo Mlangeni wins James Barnor prize for groundbreaking photography. · Cyprus Report

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Sabelo Mlangeni wins James Barnor prize for groundbreaking photography.

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Sabelo Mlangeni, a South African photographer, has been awarded the James Barnor prize for his impactful work.
His photography focuses on queer and rural communities, emphasizing their unique experiences and stories.
Mlangeni's work has been described as a vital reflection of the identities and lives within these communities.
The recognition highlights the importance of representation in contemporary photography.
His images showcase the intersection of culture, identity, and community engagement.

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‘Soul of the community’: Sabelo Mlangeni’s groundbreaking photography – in picturesThe Guardian · 13 days ago

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Sabelo Mlangeni, a South African photographer, has been awarded the James Barnor prize for his impactful work.
His photography focuses on queer and rural communities, emphasizing their unique experiences and stories.
Mlangeni's work has been described as a vital reflection of the identities and lives within these communities.
The recognition highlights the importance of representation in contemporary photography.
His images showcase the intersection of culture, identity, and community engagement.

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