Malick Sidibé
Most of the photographs in Jack Shainman's latest exhibition of Malick Sidibé's work had two dates.
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Through the Lens: How Photography Became Africa’s Most Popular Art Form
The medium is on the rise across the continent.
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Honoring El Anatsui and Raising Money for Health Care: An Evening at Amref Health Africa ArtBall
Last week, New York was home to a litany of art-world galas in pursuit of funding for institutions—except for one: the Amref Health Africa ArtBall. Now in its second year, the event featured
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In Multiple Dimensions: On Photography From Africa and the African Diaspora, in New York
On Aida Muluneh at David Krut Projects, Malick Sidibé at Jack Shainman Gallery, Oumar Ly at Sitor Senghor, and 'Disguise' at the Brooklyn Museum
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1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London Will Feature Malick Sidibé Show, Among Other Projects
Today the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair announced the exhibitions and special projects that will accompany its fourth London edition, which will be held at Somerset House from October 6 to 9
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Malick Sidibé, Malian Photographer Who Shot a Changing Africa, Dies at 80
Malick Sidibé, one of the most important African photographers ever, whose black-and-white photographs of Malian youth depict a country’s values changing in response to political independence
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‘Malick Sidibé: Studio Malik, Bamako, Mali’ at Maloney Fine Art, Los Angeles
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. Today’s show: “Malick Sidibé: Studio Malik, Bamako, Mali,” which is on view at Maloney Fine Art in Los…
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ICP Gives Infinity Awards to Graciela Iturbide, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Mario Testino, More
The International Center of Photography has announced its eight 2015 Infinity Award winners, all of whom will be honored at an awards ceremony—which doubles as ICP’s largest annual…
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10 New Photo Shows Expose the Insides of Statues and Atoms, Women and Revolutions
Exhibitions bring out the stylish, edgy side of Collier Schorr, Malick Sidibé, Amy Arbus, Harold Edgerton, and more
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