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Erika Kamano

Erika Kamano

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Contributing Photographer, Dazed Magazine

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Economics , Global Politics, Social Affairs, Culture , Social Media, Religion , Activism , Social Movements

Doesn’t Cover

knitting, crowd surfing

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Total articles 10

  • Māori futures: On the frontlines with Aotearoa’s young activists

    By Erika Kamano| Dazed Magazine Verified The struggle for Māori rights has evolved, and young people are now its fiercest advocates, resisting the Treaty Principles Bill and demanding a nation that honours its promises to Indigenous peoplePhotographyErika KamanoStylingZara MirkinTextTayi Tibble25 This article is taken from the spring 2025 issue of Dazed. Buy a copy of the magazine here.

    By Erika Kamano · Dazed Magazine

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • Central Cee is in the mood for love

    By Erika Kamano| Dazed Magazine Verified PhotographyErika KamanoStylingZara MirkinTextAniefiok Ekpoudom10 Taken from the autumn 2024 issue of Dazed. Get your copy here. When leaving for school as a kid, Central Cee would stuff sweets into his satchel. The sweets would disperse into clamouring hands and, in exchange, the jar they came in would fill with coins. One day,  in Year 8, he made £90. Back at home, a boy from his old primary school would come over with a mic and an interface. For a fee, the boy would record Cee’s earliest raps.

    By Erika Kamano · Dazed Magazine

    Sep. 11, 2024

  • Māori futures: On the frontlines with Aotearoa’s young activists

    By Erika Kamano| Dazed Magazine Verified The struggle for Māori rights has evolved, and young people are now its fiercest advocates, resisting the Treaty Principles Bill and demanding a nation that honours its promises to Indigenous peoplePhotographyErika KamanoStylingZara MirkinTextTayi Tibble25 This article is taken from the spring 2025 issue of Dazed. Buy a copy of the magazine here.

    By Erika Kamano · Dazed Magazine

    Mar. 01, 2025

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Dazed Magazine

DAZED Magazine, originally known as Dazed & Confused, is a British fashion, culture, and arts magazine founded in 1991 by Jefferson Hack and photographer Rankin. It started as a DIY zine and has grown into a global media group that inspires creatives in various fields, including fashion, art, music, and entertainment. DAZED Magazine publishes 12 print issues a year and offers a digital version with daily updates on DazedDigital.com. The platform features interactive projects, exclusive music and fashion films, and additional editorial content. Dazed Media also collaborates with the creative community through talent activations, empowering documentarians and culture creators. With a strong social media presence, DAZED engages its audience and promotes its content effectively. Headquartered in London, Dazed Media operates under the mantra of "Generation Forever," focusing on youth culture and the power of new ideas. The magazine has significantly influenced cultural trends and has been instrumental in launching the careers of many emerging talents.

'+44 20 7336 0766

Founded: 1991