Photography

Buy a photo from your favourite photographer to support the fight against racism

Arielle Bobb-Willis, “Austin” (2020).

As the two-month anniversary of George Floyd’s death approaches, the universal fight against racism continues. From Berlin to Boston, citizens have taken to the streets in support of Black Lives Matter, with artists, photographers and creatives using their talents to support the cause. While in the past the Black Lives Matter movement has been regarded as a response to an American problem, the past weeks have proved that systemic racism is a deep-seated, worldwide issue. This is where the Anti-Racism Photography Fundraiser steps in: a global photo print sale, but one raising funds specifically for Black British charities and organisations: The Black Curriculum, Black Minds Matter, and Exist Loudly.

With prints by artists including Renell Medrano, Stephen Tayo, Arielle Bobb-Willis, Joyce NG, Alanna O’Herlihy, Fumi Nagasaka, Quil Lemons, Hanna Moon, Martin Parr and Kyle Weeks, to name but a few on sale, the fundraiser provides a unmissable chance to purchase an archive print from one of your favourite photographers, all the while supporting an extremely worth cause.

See some of the works on sale below: 

Renell Medrano, “Untitled” (2018)
Christina Poku, “The Right To Blossom” (2020)
Vivek Vadoliya, “Notting Hill Carnival” (2019)
Lucie Rox, “Just like moons and like suns” (2018)
Kai Isaiah Jamal, “Born a mess. But a beautiful one”
Joyce NG, “Looped till the End, Guilin” (2018)
Corinne Day, Model and Prostitute, Guatemala, (2002).
Jamie Morgan, Enough is enough, (2009).
Henry J. Kamara, “Unite” (2020)
Dave Benett/Getty Images), Naomi and Kate, (1999)
Arlene Gottfried, “El Cotorito” (c1980s)
Maxwell Tomlinson, “Fuck Boris” (2019)
Neil Kenlock, “Keep Britain White, Balham” (1974)
Michael James Fox, “Salome” (2017)
Charles Moriarty, “Amy in curlers no.4, Dan’s apt, The Ritz Tower, New York” (2003)

All prints are £100 each—with some special editions included. All proceeds minus production and shipping costs will go directly to charity. All prints are printed and delivered by theprintspace.

Follow Anti-Racism PhotoFundraiser on Instagram here.