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Supportico Lopez
whilst Tina Campt’s ‘The Visual Frequency of Black Life’ questions the sound of images and the frequency of black vernacular photography
Mekas's work in turn has inspired many artists and film-makers to follow in his footsteps
His most recent solo exhibitions were held at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris (2013) and at the Daros Foundation (2014)
Publication artist-Atelier E.B Supportico LopezThis catalogue is the first monograph on Atta Kwamis practice. Kwami won the prestigious Maria Lassnig Prize 2021 in partnership with Serpentine to realise this first monograph on his work and a mural commission at Serpentine North Garden, which was presented between 2022 24. The mural originated from a painting that Kwami was reworking in his studio in 2021, shortly before his death. Richly illustrated, the book features a previously unpublished
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