Jul 3, 2019
Zanele Muholi, Palesa, Parktown, 2016.
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Zanele Muholi, Palesa, Parktown, 2016.
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Zanele Muholi is a photographer and “visual activist” whose aim is "to re-write a black queer and trans visual history of South Africa for the world to know of our resistance and existence at the height of hate crimes in SA and beyond." 📷 Sunday Francis Mdlankomo, Vosloorus, Johannesburg, 2011 #ICPCollections http://bit.ly/2s0RhVK
Zanele Muholi, Sandile, Parktown, 2016.
“The Politics of Black Silhouettes" bronze de Zanele Muholi (2023) dans le cadre de Paris Art Basel au Jardin des Tuileries, octobre 2023.
Another recent job - posters for Muholi’s show in Amsterdam. Printed in Amsterdam.
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Exhibition visit // A R T A F R I Q U E 20.05.17 @ Foundation Louis Vuitton // (FLV) for the Nuit des Musées 2017
Top Left: J.D. Okhai Ojeikere (Nigeria)
Top Right: Zanele Muholi. MaID, Brooklyn, New York. 2015 (South African)
Bottom Left: Romuald Hazoumé, (Benin) ‘Ear Splitting,’ 1993. - I first discovered Hazoumé’s faces/masks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2011!
Bottom Right: J.D. Okhai Ojeikere (Nigeria)
A stunning and rich showcase of many different African artists’ work and a refreshing exhibit of overlooked talent in contemporary art world. Check out numéro magazine’s review here. Inspirational yet long overdue.
