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Africa

The Independent, United Kingdom, May 13, 2008

Africa

Professional Photographer, United Kingdom, April 08, 2008

Africa + Sebastiao Salgado - knižní publikace superlativů

artmagazin.eu, Czech Republic, April 08, 2008

Africa - Sebastiao SALGADO

fotografa.ro, Romania, April 01, 2008

Ein Fotograf als Marke

Photo International, Germany, March 25, 2008

Africa

theartofculture.com, Germany, February 11, 2008

Das Wesen des Augenblicks

Afrikapost, Germany, February 01, 2008

Africa

Photography Monthly, United Kingdom, February 01, 2008

Sebastiao Salgado Africa

Foto Magazin, Germany, February 01, 2008

Sebastiao Salgado L'oeil social

Afrique Magazine, France, February 01, 2008
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Sebastião Salgado, Africa

Sebastião Salgado, Africa

Salgado, Lélia (ED)
Couto, Mia
Hardcover 14.2 x 10.2 in., 336 pages, $ 70.00
ISBN: 978-3-8228-5621-5
Multilingual Edition: German, French, English
Availability: In Stock
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Exhibition
Afrika - Völker und Kulturen
February 02, 2008 - December 31, 2008
GRASSI Museum für Völkerkunde zu Leipzig (SES), Johannisplatz 5-11, 04103 Leipzig, Tel.: +49-341-9731900, Germany
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“Salgado's vision, expansive as the world itself, found fertile ground in Africa, where he has photographed in many nations over the past four decades. In this stunning book, which reveals a continent constantly remaking itself, is contained the reconciliation of opposites: beauty and ugliness, joy and sorrow, love and hatred, war and peace. Here nomadic peoples tend herds of cattle, and indigenous tribal villages, still strong and vital to the country, exist in relative peace. In sharp contrast are people stunned by the degradations of war and exiled from their lands. Refugees walk windblown through the desert in search of succor. The faces of the victims of disease and famine are haunting, as are the portraits of children in Africa today—sharply contrasted with the boy soldiers of Angola he photographed in the 1970s. An image of women burning their house of exile before returning to their home speaks of hope and change. Salgado also explored the rich wildlife—a leopard drinking from a dark pool, a mother mountain gorilla nursing her baby, and zebras traveling the plains. The sadness of this beauty will overwhelm you.”
Black & White photography, New York, United States
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