Peter Magubane

Peter Sexford Magubane OMSS ( bɛ dɔɣɔ la silimiingoli  January bɛɣu pinaa nii dali, yuuni 1932 – ka o kani silimiingoli  January dahin yini dali, yuuni  2024) o nyɛla ŋun daa nyɛ  South Africa foto ŋmara, ni anti-apartheid tuun tumda . Ŋuni n daa nyɛ tingbani zuɣu lani yuli daa booni Nelson Mandela foto ŋmara.

O pilli taarihi
Peter Sexford Magubane nyɛla bɛ ni daa dɔɣi so silimiingoli  January bɛɣu pinaa nii dali, yuuni 1932 tiŋyuli booni  Vrededorp ( saha din yuli pa nyɛ  Pageview la , ŋun nyɛ  suburb n ti Johannesburg); o nyɛla ŋun zoogi na tiŋyuli booni  Sophiatown."Peter Sexford Magubane", South African History Online. O nyɛla ŋun daa pili zaŋdi bini din yuli booni Kodak Brownie adaka la n bɔhindi foto ŋmabu.

Publications
 Black As I Am, Zindzi Mandela and Peter Magubane; foreword by Andrew Young, Los Angeles Guild of Tutors Press, yuuni 1978, 
 Magubane's South Africa; with a foreword by Ambassador Andrew Young, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, distributed by Random House. 1978, 
 Soweto, photographed by Peter Magubane; text, Marshall Lee; contributing and picture editor, Dawn Lindberg, Cape Town: Don Nelson, yuuni 1978,  (2nd ed. Yuuni 1983)
 Soweto Speaks, Jill Johnson, photographs by Peter Magubane, Johannesburg: A. D. Donker, yuuni 1979, 
 Black Child, New York: Alfred Knopf, yuuni 1982, 
 16 June: The Fruit of Fear, Braamfontein: Skotaville, yuuni 1986, 
 Soweto: The Fruit of Fear, Trenton, N.J.: Africa World Press, yuuni 1986,  (reissue of 16 June: The Fruit of Fear)
Soweto: Portrait of a City, photography by Peter Magubane; text by David Bristow, Stan Motjuwadi; [foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu]. London: New Holland, yuuni 1990  
Women of South Africa: their fight for freedom, photographs by Peter Magubane, text by Carol Lazar. Boston MA: Little, Brown & Co., yuuni 1993 
 Nelson Mandela, Man of Destiny: a pictorial biography, Cape Town: Don Nelson, yuuni 1996, 
 Vanishing Cultures of South Africa: changing customs in a changing world, Cape Town: Struik, Yuuni 1998,  (The Xhosa—The Zulu—The Ndebele—The Venda—The Tsonga—The Basotho—The Tswana—The Pedi—The Ntwana—The San)
 African Renaissance, Cape Town: Struik, yuuni 2000, 
 African Heritage Series:
 Homesteads, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, Cape Town: Struik, yuuni 2001, 
 Dress and Adornment, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, yuuni 2001, 
 Ceremonies, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, Cape Town: Struik. yuuni 2001, 
 Soweto, Peter Magubane and Charlene Smith, Cape Town: Struik, yuuni 2001, 
 African Heritage Series:
 Arts and Crafts, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, Cape Town: Struik, yuuni 2001, 
 The BaNtwane: Africa's Undiscovered People, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, Cape Town: Struik, yuuni 2001, 
 AmaNdebele, Peter Magubane, text by Sandra Klopper, Sunbird, yuuni 2005, 

Film and video
 Dying to Tell the Story ( yuuni 1998) – Magubane appeared as himself in the documentary
 Peter Magubane Photographer ( yuuni 1999) – BBC Millennium diaries. "Having recorded the turbulent events in South Africa over the past 45 years on camera he tells of the journey to his homeland of today".

Exhibitions
Solo exhibitions
Yuuni 1985 — Photographic Gallery Hippolyte, Helsinki, Finland.Peter Magubane in Artfacts.
Yuuni 2005 — Madiba: Man of Destiny, Standard Bank Gallery, Johannesburg

Group exhibitions
 Yuuni 2001 – Soweto – A South African Myth. hotographs from the 1950s (by Alf Khumalo, Ernest Cole and Jürgen Schadeberg). The core of the exhibition is the student uprising of 1976. This includes some of Magubane's work.
 Yuuni 2012 hali ni yuuni 2013 – Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life"Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life", International Center of Photography.

O kpaŋmaŋ pina

 Yuuni 1958 – First black South African to win a photographic prize in the country – first and third prizes were awarded to him for Best Press pictures of the year.
 Yuuni 1985 – Robert Capa Gold Medal
 Yuuni 1986 – Dr. Erich Salomon Award
 Yuuni 1992 – Special Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism
 Yuuni 1995 – Martin Luther King Luthuli Award
 Yuuni 1997 – Lifetime Achievement Award from the Mother Jones Foundation and Leica Cameras
 Yuuni 1997 – Fellowship by the Tom Hopkinson School of Journalism and Cultural Studies, University of Wales, Cardiff
 Yuuni 1999 – Order for Meritorious Service Class II from President Mandela
 Yuuni 2003 – Honorary doctorate degree from the University of South Africa
 Yuuni 2006 – Honorary doctorate of Philosophy from the University of Fort Hare<ref name=WW>"Peter Magubane", Who's Who Southern Africa.</ref>
 Yuuni 2006 – Honorary doctorate of Technology from the Tshwane University of Technology
 Yuuni 2006 – Doctor of Law (honoris causa) Rhodes University
 Yuuni 2008 – Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society, UK
 yuuni 2010 – Cornell Capa Infinity Award from the International Center of Photography
 yuuni 2010 – Honorary doctorate degree from Columbia College (Chicago)
 yuuni 2015 – Nat Nakasa Award for Media Integrity

Kundivihira

External links
Publications by or about Peter Magubane. Copac.
 "Peter Magubane Timeline 1932-", South African History Online, 12 February 2016.
 Sian Cain, "Peter Magubane's best photograph: a girl and her maid on a 'Europeans only' bench", The Guardian, 12 November 2015.
 Kerri MacDonald, "A Fighter With a Camera in Apartheid-Era South Africa", The New York Times'', 21 September 2012.



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Category:Coretta Scott King Award winners
Category:People from the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality
Category:South African anti-apartheid activists
Category:South African photographers
Category:Zulu people