Kadir van Lohuizen

"Capturing Climate Change" with Kadir van Lohuizen Opens in Dar es Salaam on Feb 9

At the beginning of November 2021, eight Tanzanian and Kenyan photojournalists took part in the collaborative "Capturing Climate Change" program with Kadir van Lohuizen.

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tanzania and NOOR Images, in partnership with SNV and JustDiggit, are now proud to present the corresponding exhibition, which will open to the general public on February 9 at the Alliance Française in Dar es Salaam. This event will coincide with a roundtable meeting with candidates from the program on Tuesday, February 8; public portfolio reviews with Photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen and Curator Samira Damato on Wednesday, February 9; and a lecture by Kadir van Lohuizen on Friday, February 11.

Dar es Salaam, TZ – The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and NOOR Images are proud to present the exhibition “Capturing Climate Change”. 

The climate crisis has an immense impact on our world. Without immediate action, these adverse effects will continue to increase in the upcoming years. This exhibition brings together various visual stories on the climate crisis, from its global consequences to the everyday impact on local communities in Tanzania and Kenya. 

To empower local voices, eight talented photojournalists were selected to take part in a mentorship for the professional development of their visual practice when documenting climate change. The results of this dedicated program, made possible by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and NOOR Images, can be seen throughout this unique exhibition.

The photographic works, developed by four Tanzanian visual storytellers, Calvin Kulaya, Rahabu Manyasani, Imani Nsamila and Michael Mbwambo; and four Kenyan visual storytellers, Anthony Ochieng, Cynthia Maiwa, Billy Miaron and Gordwin Odhiambo; explore many aspects of life, from urban living to wildlife, and engage with both critical and constructive visual journalism to highlight the local impact of the climate crisis. These works are showcased alongside the works of award-winning photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen. 

A series of events will be additionally held at the Alliance Française in Dar es Salaam. This includes:

Tuesday, February 8:

  • 10 am - press conference 

  • 14 pm - roundtable meeting with the photographers

  • 18:30 pm - an invitation only visage of “Capturing Climate Change”

Wednesday, February 9:

  • 10:30 am - portfolio reviews with photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen and Curator, Samira Damato

Friday, February 11:

  • 10 am - Lecture by Kadir van Lohuizen

Pictured below are some of the highlights and behind-the-scenes moments from the program in November.

Photos © Anthony Dar

This exhibition includes a selection of images showcasing the dedicated programs for climate action in Tanzania and Kenya, which are supported by the Netherlands and partners such as SNV and Justdiggit. 

By highlighting these valuable stories through powerful visual journalism, this exhibition aims to inspire climate action, to remind you that change is possible, and that together we can create a better world.

NOOR would like to acknowledge the efforts of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tanzania and Kenya and the support of SNV, JustDiggit, PAWA254, the British Council Tanzania and the Alliance Française in realising this initiative.


For more information, contact:

Samira Damato - Project Manager & Curator for “Capturing Climate Change”

samira@noorimages.com

 

Book presentation by Kadir van Lohuizen: After Us the Deluge

Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR

Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR

Kadir van Lohuizen will give a book presentation on February 18th at Pakhuis De Zwijger in Amsterdam.

The presentation of the new book ‘After us the deluge’ by Kadir van Lohuizen is followed by a debate about the climate crisis and the rising sea level. In this debate, it will be discussed what the worst-case scenario could be and how we can prepare ourselves for this. What will be the consequences for island states like Kiribati and do we have enough time to fortify our coastal defences, or is adaptation the way to go? How predictable is the melting of the ice sheets and why are we still not able to bring the temperature down as a agreed at the climate summit in Paris?

Nikon-NOOR Academy | Announcing the Participants for the 2021 Masterclass

We are delighted to announce the participants selected for the 2021 Nikon-NOOR Academy Masterclasses, which will take place in February and March.

The tutors of this year’s academy are Andrea Bruce, Heba Khamis, Pep Bonet, Sanne De Wilde, Jon Lowenstein, Francesco Zizola, Olga Kravets, Yuri Kozyrev and Kadir van Lohuizen.

We would sincerely like to thank all the people who sent forward their applications and congratulate the photographers who will participate in the masterclasses.

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To power the Nikon-NOOR Academy Masterclass applications, we teamed up with our partner Picter, an online platform hosting contests, call for applications as well as tools for professional image-makers simply their workflow.



Pre-order After Us the Deluge by Kadir van Lohuizen

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Discover the unique new book by Kadir van Lohuizen about the rising sea level, "After Us The Deluge".⁠⠀
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In his new book, photographer Kadir van Lohuizen shows the impact on communities of rising sea levels. He invited nine prominent authors to write an essay tackling this world issue, among them Jeff Goodell (Rolling Stone), Anote Tong (former president Kiribati), Henk Ovink (international water envoy) and Sharif Jamil (leader and activist, Bangladesh). ⁠⠀
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The book is richly illustrated with maps and info stats. 288 pages, over 200 images, soft cover. Great pre-order offer, signed book or with a signed print! People in the Netherlands can use an additional discount code. ⁠

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EMERGING STORIES #12: JOURNALISM IN TIMES OF ISOLATION

Today, the last edition of Emerging stories.

Kadir van Lohuizen will focus on the United States with John Yearwood from Politico,the Union of Black Journalists Clarice Gargard journalist and columnist and Andrea Bruce, NOOR photographer talking about her Democracy project.

Read more about the show here: https://bit.ly/30MKf6I

© Nina Berman / NOOR

© Nina Berman / NOOR

EMERGING STORIES #11: JOURNALISM IN TIMES OF ISOLATION

Kadir van Lohuizen shares a conversation with (inter)national journalists; Ingeborg Beugel, Meron Estefanos and Geesje van Haren.

On our Instagram Live at 4pm CEST

Read more about the show here: https://bit.ly/30MKf6I

© Kadir van Lohuizen  / NOOR

© Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR