Today is your last chance to purchase one of these prints 📸 'The gaze by which we were viewed was not ours. Now, it’s vital that we are narrators of how our stories are told and how we’re seen.'
photographic website, a collective formed of Joshua Kissi, Micaiah Carter, Dani Kwateng, Andre Wagner, Florian Koenigsberger and Anthony Coleman who uplift and invest in Black visibilty's through selling prints for $100 each. "The gaze by which we were viewed was not ours. Now, it’s vital that we are narrators of how our stories are told and how we’re seen.
In an Instagram post yesterday, the collective announced that the sale has just been extended to July 6th, with all profits going to their non-profit partners:
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