The exhibition, however, also explores other mediums.
Capturing Change features photographic portraits that document fashion and emotion throughout African history, specifically focusing on themes of freedom and decolonisation. This section includes the work of
Sanlé Sory, a Burkinabe photographer who has portrayed the exuberance of African people during the first decades of independence. His work is symbolic of the emerging agency, self-representation and Black and African visibility during that time.
Capturing Change also highlights the work of other notable photographers, such as
Michel Papami Kameni, Rachidi Bissirou and James Barnor.