Alice Mann is a South African photographic artist based in London whose intimate portraiture essays explore notions of picture-making as an act of collaboration. She aims to create images that empower her subjects and creates projects over extended periods, allowing for engaged and nuanced representations. Her work has been published in international publications including The Guardian, The New Yorker and the British Journal of Photography. It has also been exhibited at Red Hook Labs. New York, at Unseen Amsterdam and the recent edition of AddisFoto fest. Her series Drummies was selected as a winner of the 2018 Lensculture emerging photographer prize and the PHMuseum
Women’s ‘New Generation’ prize for an emerging photographer. She was awarded the 2018 Taylor Wessing portraiture prize, the first time in the exhibition’s history that a series has ever been selected for first prize. She recently wont the Photography Grand Prix du Jury at Hyères International Festival.