Eric Murinzi, a former Voice of America photojournalist, illustrates women who brave biting cold to keep Kigali one of the cleanest cities in Africa through a photography Address: KG 517 Street, Kigali, Rwanda Kigali Multimedia Hub Event date: 01/11/2025 05PM - 06PM |
Serrah Galos is a photographer dedicated to making a positive impact. He collaborates with nonprofit and humanitarian groups globally, especially in Africa.
Through his lens, Serrah captures powerful images that tell the stories of courage, resilience, and the true essence of the individuals benefiting from these organizations. |
This conversation explores how artistic creation transforms the practice of reportage and deepens the ways communities tell and share their own stories.
The Impact of Artistic Creation on Reportage and Shared Community Narratives brings together two powerful voices in contemporary visual storytelling: Eric Murinzi with his project Bonds & Brooms, and Serrah Galos presenting Lost Dreams, New Dreams. Murinzi’s work celebrates the women behind Kigali’s cleanliness elevating often-invisible labour into a poetic and dignified visual narrative.
Galos turns the lens on teenage parents, walking through villages and creating intimate, empowering portraits that challenge stereotypes and give voice to resilience. Through reportage infused with artistic sensibility, both creators ask: How can photography not just document, but amplify community stories, craft shared identity, and shape collective memory?
Join us . Saturday 17:00 PM - 18:30pm
Address: KG 517 Street, Kigali, Rwanda
Kigali Multimedia Hub
Event date: 01/11/2025
The Impact of Artistic Creation on Reportage and Shared Community Narratives brings together two powerful voices in contemporary visual storytelling: Eric Murinzi with his project Bonds & Brooms, and Serrah Galos presenting Lost Dreams, New Dreams. Murinzi’s work celebrates the women behind Kigali’s cleanliness elevating often-invisible labour into a poetic and dignified visual narrative.
Galos turns the lens on teenage parents, walking through villages and creating intimate, empowering portraits that challenge stereotypes and give voice to resilience. Through reportage infused with artistic sensibility, both creators ask: How can photography not just document, but amplify community stories, craft shared identity, and shape collective memory?
Join us . Saturday 17:00 PM - 18:30pm
Address: KG 517 Street, Kigali, Rwanda
Kigali Multimedia Hub
Event date: 01/11/2025