CAP-Prize 2020 & 2021 Winners Exhibition, Zurich – March-June, 2022

Cap-Prize 2020-2021 Exhibition, Rieter Park, Zurich, 18 March-6 June, 2022 - advertisement
Cap-Prize 2020-2021 Exhibition, RieterPark, Zurich, 18 March-6 June, 2022

In this large-format open-air exhibition in Rieterpark, nine photographic series awarded the CAP Prize – the international prize for contemporary African photography – can be explored for the first time in Zurich.

CAP-PRIZE

Since 2012, the CAP Prize has been aimed at photographers whose work was taken on the African continent or deals with an African diaspora. It consists of a series of exhibitions in collaboration with leading photography institutions and festivals in Africa and the rest of the world… read more: CAP-Prize

Exhibiting Artists

César Dezfuli
M’hammed Kilito
Gosette Lubondo
Ismail Zaidy

Katel Delia
Joseph Obanubi
Jason Florio
Fabrice Monteiro
Aàdesokan

Jason Florio’s – in collaboration with Helen Jones-Florio – exhibition portraits from their long-term series ‘Gambia – victims and resisters

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Bintu was detained and raped by 3 masked security officers - Gambia victims and resisters portraits ©Jason Florio
‘Gambia – victims, and resisters’ Bintu was detained and raped by 3 masked security officers when she was detained. Image © Jason Florio/Helen Jones-Florio

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#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa.

#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. I have been working on this particular series – ‘Gambia Doors’ – for many years. Vividly coloured, often unintentionally quirky, doors and storefronts from the small West African country never fail to captivate me. Helen Jones-Florio.

#GambiaDoors Photography Prints

All images are available to purchase. For more information about photography prints – prices, sizes, shipping – please contact us. All images ©Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors - the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. A blue metal closed doors of a store. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio
#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. ‘Shuttered’, Banjul. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

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#GambiaDoors - the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. A small local stall, advertising Coca Cola, Banjul. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio
#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. ‘Coca Cola Shop’. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors

#GambiaDoors - the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. A passport booth, Banjul. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio
#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. ‘Joni Joni’ passport booth, Banjul. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

#DisappearingBanjul

#GambiaDoors - the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. A giant coca cola bottle shop in the streets of Banjul Image ©Helen Jones-Florio
#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. ‘Coke is the Word’, refreshment kiosk, Banjul. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

#DocumentingGambia

#GambiaDoors - a brightly coloured curtain blows in the doorway of a local bar, a Becks beer sign above the door, painted red with Coca Cola written on the wall, Banjul, The Gambia ©Helen Jones-Florio
#GambiaDoors -a local bar in Banjul, the capital of The Gambia. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

#DisappearingMalta

doors & storefronts from a small Mediterranean island

#DisappearingMalta – doors and storefronts from the small Mediterranean island, Malta. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

Photographer/videographer, Helen Jones-Florio, sits outside a local car repair shop, The Gambia. Image courtesy of Jason Florio
Photographer/videographer, Helen Jones-Florio – our local car repair shop, Bakau, The Gambia. Image courtesy of Jason Florio

National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’ – Words & Images by Jason Florio

National Geographic Traveller magazine – ‘The Gambia’.

The Gambia River has given the country it flows through far more than just a name. In this small, riparian nation on Africa’s west, life revolves around the river’s gently winding course as it makes its way out to sea: traders sail between historic riverside towns; fishermen cast nets from narrow pirogues; and women harvest oysters in the brackish tributaries. Wildlife, too, thrives in these waters, from hippos wallowing in the depths to western red colobus monkeys keeping watch from tentacled mangroves… Words and images by Jason Florio – National Geographic Traveller magazine, UK edition, Jan/Feb 2022

National Geographic Traveller 'The Gambia': Two women checking their oyster harvest on a tributary of the River Gambia, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio
Editors Picks’: Favourite travel photography, 2021 – National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’: Women checking their oyster harvest on a tributary of the River Gambia, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio

From many hundreds of images that coloured the pages of National Geographic Traveller (UK) and National Geographic Traveller Food’s magazines and website, the editors bring you a selection of their favourite images (above image by Jason Florio)

National Geographic Traveller 'The Gambia': A fisherwoman checking her crayfish pots, at dawn, standing in a small dugout canoe on a the River Gambia; a local ferry with 4 passengers crossing the River Gambia, cattle in the background on the shore; a young boy stands by his dugout canoe with his catch of fish on the River Gambia, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio
National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’: A fisherwoman checking her crayfish pots on a the River Gambia; a local ferry crossing the River Gambia; a young boy with his catch of fish on the River Gambia, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio

Exploring the Gambia’s new Ninki Nanka Trail – National Geographic Travel

National Geographic Traveller 'The Gambia': A local man on his way from harvesting in the fields; dawn over the River Gambia': A trio of images - a woman sitting in a dugout canoe, amongst the mangroves, harvesting oysters, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio
National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’: A local man on his way from harvesting in the fields; dawn over the River Gambia; a woman harvesting oysters in the mangroves, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio

‘River Gambia Expedition – 1044km source-sea Africa odyssey’

National Geographic Traveller 'The Gambia': a trio of images of women harvesting rice, a man checking his peanut crop, red colobus monkeys on a tree. Images ©Jason Florio
National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’: Women harvesting rice; a man checking his peanut crop; a Red Colobus monkey, The Gambia. Images ©Jason Florio

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National Geographic Traveller 'The Gambia': The front of an open local shop, advertising boat trips, and mineral water; a woman gutting a large fish, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio
National Geographic Traveller ‘The Gambia’: A local shop; a woman gutting a fish, The Gambia, West Africa. Images ©Jason Florio

Expeditions – Jason Florio & Helen Jones-Florio

Huge thanks to Olly Puglisi, photo editor, and all the Nat Geo Travel UK team for featuring our Gambia work – and for such a beautiful layout in the magazine.

Helen Jones-Florio & Jason Florio

Photographers | Filmmakers

Photographer & Filmmaker, Jason Florio, stands by a river, reading his feature - River Gambia - in National Geographic Traveller Magazine. Image by Helen Jones-Florio
Photographer & Filmmaker, Jason Florio, reading his feature – ‘River Gambia‘ – in National Geographic Traveller Magazine (Jan-Feb 2022). Standing beside The Thames river, Kingston-upon-Thames, where we made some pre-River Gambia expedition training with our Ally canoes, Image by Helen Jones-Florio

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