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Seydou Keïta 1952-1955

In the 1950s, there were three photographers in Bamako: Seydou Keïta, Malick Sidibé, and Abdourahmane Sakaly, a young Moroccan. We would go to Seydou Keïta for studio portraits, to Malick…

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Seydou Keïta 1953-1957

Seydou Keïta is without doubt one of the greatest African photographers of the last century whose work, when it is analysed, is marked from the start by signifiers of the…

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Seydou Keïta 1954-1960

My interest for contemporary art in Africa began in 1986, when I worked preparing “Magiciens de la Terre”, the first real international exhibition presented in 1989 at the Centre Pompidou…

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Seydou Keïta 1956-1959

Most of the photographs taken by Keïta in his Bamako studio between 1948 – when the studio opened – and 1962 – when it closed down for good – remained virtually unknown other than by the photographer’s immediate…

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Seydou Keïta 1958-1959

When one poses for a portrait, one generally tries to show oneself in the best light. Traditionally, this means wearing one’s best clothes, accessorizing, and striking a flattering pose in…

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Michele Sibiloni : Fuck it

Street-walkers, good-time girls, vagabonds, village fools, rastas, pimps, drunken expats, drunken locals, drunken everybody, underpaid guards, overworked bouncers, old-timers, orphans, urchins, beggars, hoodlums, hustlers, grasshopper vendors, all kinds of cops,…

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