Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
MAI TIMES keeps Black queer visual histories in view
A collective publication of stories, photography, and galleries, including coverage of Zanele Muholi-related events and Black queer visual histories.
- For
- Readers of photography and Black queer visual histories
- Worth noticing
- The site distinguishes commissioned paper-study illustrations from documentary photographs of the collective.
Field notes
The visible story archive names venues, dates, and people involved in the events it covers. Its Stockholm account identifies curator Anna Tellgren and Louise Wolthers of the Hasselblad Foundation; the Johannesburg report places SIBANINGI at Market Photo Workshop and links it to Faces and Phases. The homepage also makes an image-provenance distinction: its paper-study illustrations are commissioned, not documentary photographs of the collective.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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