Street Photography Africa: A Vivid Journey Through Urban Life
A captivating exploration of African street life unfolds in the new book curated by Nadine Barth and Azu Nwagbogu. This extensive volume travels through the bustling markets of Dakar and Lagos, the bustling sidewalks of Abidjan, and the vibrant Beherawi neighborhood of Addis Ababa. Within its nearly 300 pages, the collection brings together a striking array of images that offer an authentic glimpse into daily life across the continent.
The compilation draws from the works of 33 photographers, each with a unique vision that captures the cultural tapestry of public spaces. Musicians perform, dancers move gracefully, and everyday fashion and routines are immortalized through their lenses. Despite the variety in style, location, and subject, all photographs are united under the central theme that “the street becomes a stage.”
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This vivid survey is available this month from Thames & Hudson, offering readers a fresh perspective on the diverse cultures and vibrant public life in Africa. The representation of African photography throughout the book allows you to secure a fresh perspective on this beautiful continent. You can secure a copy through Bookshop.
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Frequently asked questions
Who curated the book on African street life?
The book on African street life was curated by Nadine Barth and Azu Nwagbogu.
How many photographers contributed to the book?
The compilation draws from the works of 33 photographers, each with their own unique vision.
Where can you purchase the book on African street life?
You can secure a copy of the book through Bookshop.
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