Envision yourself immersed in the vibrant rhythms of West African culture, where the warmth of its people is as rich as the heritage that surrounds you. In this edition of Sublime in Picture, we explore the evocative work of Ghanaian photographer Daniel Nana Kwame Sekyi Attah.
In Pictures
Pottu: From Trauma to Triumph
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Pottu, designed by Milani Lawrence, is an immersive fashion exhibition that explores the impacts of generational trauma from the Sri Lankan civil war.
Justice for the Niger Delta
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Merging Afrofuturism with mysticism, artist Wilfred Ukpong reflects on the crisis of environmental degradation and exploitation in the Niger Delta. His compelling work demonstrates how artmaking can be used as a tool for social empowerment and challenging aggressive colonial practices.
Soul of Cambodia
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Step into the mesmerising world of Greg Mo, a French photographer whose lens breathes life into the streets of Asia.
A ‘Sense Of Place’
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Harry Gruyaert is a pioneer of European colour photography. Since the 1970’s, Gruyaert has developed an extraordinarily poetic oeuvre of intensely complex images, captured on his travels in many parts of the world.
Ecovillage
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Documentary photographer and videographer Friso Spoelstra explores for Sublime “In Images” a taste of self-sufficient, low-impact environmental living in the rural Netherlands
New Zealand Paradise
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Travelling can be a challenging experience when you care about the environment. Sublime explores New Zealand’s best conservation led tourist activities for us to enjoy.
Earth Photo 2021
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Sublime introduces Earth Photo, the international competition and exhibition, Created by Forestry England and the Royal Geographical Society, Earth Photo rewards photographs and videos that tell stories about the planet, its inhabitants and its future.
Quarantine by Dr. Noki
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Sublime: Who is Dr Noki? Tell us all …Dr Noki: Dr Noki is a character created out of a magazine feature. In 2008, I did a presentation for Lulu Kennedy…
