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Photographers Against Racism
Photographers Against Racism
July 20, 2020
Lucie Rox, “Just like moons and like suns” (2018)
More than 100 of the most exciting and renowned photographers from across the globe have contributed works from their archives to the Anti-Racism Photography Fundraiser, which launched on July 3, 2020.
For a period of three weeks, their prints are available to purchase for £100 (around €111) each. The proceeds are donated to three British charities – The Black Curriculum, Black Minds Matter, and Exist Loudly – all of which are dedicated to promoting the rights of Black communities in the UK.
The roster of participating artists includes Renell Medrano, Kai Isaiah Jamal, Joshua Woods, Arielle-Bobb Willis, Lucien Clarke, Rhea Dillon, Adama Jalloh, Arlene Gottfried, Derek Ridgers, Corinne Day, Joyce NG, Bolade Banjo, Jamie Morgan, Sophie Bramly, Benjamin Huseby, Mario Sorrenti, Quil Lemons, Alec Soth, Jordan Hemingway, Eloise Parry, Myles Loftin, Julian Klincewicz, Alexandra Leese, and Joshua Gordon.
For details and to view all available prints visit
Anti Racism Photography Fundraiser
For a period of three weeks, their prints are available to purchase for £100 (around €111) each. The proceeds are donated to three British charities – The Black Curriculum, Black Minds Matter, and Exist Loudly – all of which are dedicated to promoting the rights of Black communities in the UK.
The roster of participating artists includes Renell Medrano, Kai Isaiah Jamal, Joshua Woods, Arielle-Bobb Willis, Lucien Clarke, Rhea Dillon, Adama Jalloh, Arlene Gottfried, Derek Ridgers, Corinne Day, Joyce NG, Bolade Banjo, Jamie Morgan, Sophie Bramly, Benjamin Huseby, Mario Sorrenti, Quil Lemons, Alec Soth, Jordan Hemingway, Eloise Parry, Myles Loftin, Julian Klincewicz, Alexandra Leese, and Joshua Gordon.
For details and to view all available prints visit
Anti Racism Photography Fundraiser
Lucie Rox, “Just like moons and like suns” (2018)
Arlene Gottfried, “El Cotorito” (ca. 1980s)
Arielle Bobb-Willis, “Austin” (2020)
Sam Gregg, “Grandmother and Granddaughter, Bethnal Green” (2019)
Dave Benett, “Naomi and Kate” (1999)