Peter Mckenzie

The Jazz Expressions concert in level one lockdown was a reaquaintance with friends, music and jazz photography

A book of photographers with no photographs highlights the ownership battles black lensmen are still battling

We need more books about South African jazz, focusing on both the verbal and the visual, to fully capture and appreciate the unique ‘river of culture we’ve been bequeathed’

Instead, it’s Mama, the former Durban mayor who may have been wading through the solid waste tender, the Hawks are visiting

It’s in the early morning that things catch up with you and force you to seek relief

They left us in 2017

Photography is an art plagued by colonial voyeurism and today’s creators need to keep this in mind

They tilt the urn. The grey ash that was our brother spills out. Some of it is carried by the wind, writes Paddy Harper.

Remembering Peter McKenzie, whose work spanned the breadth of his considerable creative imagination and highly political sense of social justice.

Photographer, filmmaker and activist Peter McKenzie — ‘who wielded his camera the way other people use petrol bombs or saxophones’ — has died