Jingyin Che. Fragment State (2026)
The festival takes place from 2 to 26 September 2026 and this year’s theme is TRUTH.
Photography has long been trusted as evidence,
however today images are easily manipulated, re-contextualised, and weaponised.
With the theme of TRUTH the festival aims to examine photography’s role
in shaping belief, memory, and power.
It is not a search for certainty,
but more about how TRUTHS are produced, challenged, and resisted.
Festival Exhibitions (2025)
Attached to the Soil
Peter Glendinning (Michigan, USA).
Portraits of young South Africans and their thoughts on the significance of Nelson Mandela’s metaphor made at his inauguration in 1995 where he likened South Africans to different types of trees which were all attached to the same soil
Simon's Town Museum
Frail and Flowering
Margaret Courtney-Clarke is an award-winning Namibian photographer and photojournalist. Her work explores the resilience of communities enduring the rapidly shifting landscapes of Namibia. Curated by Virginia MacKenny.
Margaret Courtney-Clarke will be present
Artvark Gallery. Kalk Bay
EXTENDED TO MID OCTOBER
Artvark Gallery. Kalk Bay
Roger Ballen's Johannesburg
"As a photographer and artist, my work goes beyond conventional photography; it seeks to explore the depths of the human psyche"
Central Library
EXTENDED TO MID OCTOBER
Central Library
Future Heritage
Mohau Modisakeng (South Africa), Jun Ahn, (South Korea), Goo Gijeong (South Korea) & Boris Eldagsen (Germany) Curated by Suok-Won Yoon (South Korea).
Aspire Art
©Boris Eldagsen
Aspire Art