Speaker – Ebti Nabag (Portraits and Street Photography)

When

January 16, 2024    
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

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Presentation Outline

Learn how to navigate public spaces, interact with people on the street and the art of creating authentic portraits under a short time, and pressure. Leave feeling confident in your ability to capture fleeting moments within street photography.

Bio

A graduate of Metropolitan University’s MFA program Documentary Media in Film and Photography, Ebti is a visual artist who works with photography, video, and installation. She is a digital and analogue photography instructor. She teams up with galleries and community art organizations to develop art programs that provide opportunities for creative self-expression and aid in the development of identity. Her personal work focuses on telling stories of the everyday person, often from underrepresented communities. She also uses her work to connect with her home country, Sudan, the people and culture of Sudan. She hopes her documentations serve as bridges between people and communities.

Her exhibits include:

Three-Thirty, The Bubble of Youth (2020), a part of Scotiabank CONTACT exhibited at the Doris McCarthy Gallery, and as an outdoor installation in Malvern.

Safety in Public Space (2020) where she traveled city wide within Toronto to public spaces capturing communities’ changing interactions within their local parks, squares and centers of communal gathering. The work examined how ideas of safety manifest and are communicated in public spaces through borders, boundaries, signs, symbols, and public space architecture.

Tea Ladies of Sudan (2019) is a photo and video project funded by Canada Council. This work highlights the lives of Sudanese women who sell tea for living.

In 2022, her work was featured in the African Biennial of Photography held in Mali.

Social Media

Website:      https://www.ebtinabag.com/

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/ebti_n/?hl=en

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