"Rwanda in Photographs: Death Then, Life Now," is a new exhibition showcasing images of daily life in today's Rwanda as seen through the eyes of local photographers.
Jean Luc Habyarimana —
"Rwanda in Photographs: Death Then, Life Now," is a new exhibition showcasing images of daily life in today's Rwanda as seen through the eyes of local photographers.
Jean Luc Habyarimana
A photograph by Jacqueline Rutagarama, a photographer and film entrepreneur whose work looks at women in business.
Jacqueline Rutagarama —
A photograph by Jacqueline Rutagarama, a photographer and film entrepreneur whose work looks at women in business.
Jacqueline Rutagarama
Fabrice Musafiri, 25, works with photography and film at the Genocide Memorial archives in Rwandan capital Kigali.
Fabrice Musafiri —
Fabrice Musafiri, 25, works with photography and film at the Genocide Memorial archives in Rwandan capital Kigali.
Fabrice Musafiri
Describing himself as a street photographer, his work for the exhibition looks at life in Biryogo, a Kigali neighborhood that comes alive at night.
Fabrice Musafiri —
Describing himself as a street photographer, his work for the exhibition looks at life in Biryogo, a Kigali neighborhood that comes alive at night.
Fabrice Musafiri
John Mbanda, 48, is a photojournalist working for Rwandan daily The New Times.
John Mbanda —
John Mbanda, 48, is a photojournalist working for Rwandan daily The New Times.
John Mbanda
Painter Yves Manzi works as an artist, designer and curator for National Museums of Rwanda.
Yves Manzi —
Painter Yves Manzi works as an artist, designer and curator for National Museums of Rwanda.
Yves Manzi
He is interested in capturing the changes in the built environment and how the traces of the past can be shown today.
Yves Manzi —
He is interested in capturing the changes in the built environment and how the traces of the past can be shown today.
Yves Manzi
Timothy Chester is a photojournalist for The New Times. His series on Kigeme Refugee Camp captures the excitement generated by the arrival of donated clothes.
Timothy Chester —
Timothy Chester is a photojournalist for The New Times. His series on Kigeme Refugee Camp captures the excitement generated by the arrival of donated clothes.
Timothy Chester
Professional photographer Cyril Ndegeya is passionate about taking pictures of traffic accidents.
Cyril Ndegeya —
Professional photographer Cyril Ndegeya is passionate about taking pictures of traffic accidents.
Cyril Ndegeya
Jean Bizimana is a 22-year-old student in business communication. His work for the project captures daily family life, aiming to show that while progress has been made in his country, there are still people living in poverty.
Jean Bizimana —
Jean Bizimana is a 22-year-old student in business communication. His work for the project captures daily family life, aiming to show that while progress has been made in his country, there are still people living in poverty.
Jean Bizimana
Mussa Uwitonze, who grew up in an orphanage after his parents' death during the genocide, wants to use photography to promote change in the society.
Mussa Uwitonze —
Mussa Uwitonze, who grew up in an orphanage after his parents' death during the genocide, wants to use photography to promote change in the society.
Mussa Uwitonze
George Baryamwisaki is a 38-year-old photojournalist, whose exhibition work shows survivors of the genocide with their beloved cows.
George Baryamwisaki —
George Baryamwisaki is a 38-year-old photojournalist, whose exhibition work shows survivors of the genocide with their beloved cows.
George Baryamwisaki
The exhibition also hosts a new series of portraits by celebrated Nigerian photographer Andrew Esiebo called "Returnees."
Andrew Esiebo —
The exhibition also hosts a new series of portraits by celebrated Nigerian photographer Andrew Esiebo called "Returnees."
The series features Rwandans from all walks of life who've come back to help in the rebuilding of their country.
Andrew Esiebo —
The series features Rwandans from all walks of life who've come back to help in the rebuilding of their country.
Andrew Esiebo