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Dawit L. Petros : The Stranger's Notebook - Part I
20 May-25 Jun 2016
Tiwani Contemporary
London W1W 8BP
Overview
An exhibition of new photographs by Dawit L.Petros that considers migration as a key constituent of modernity's extended arc. The project draws on research and work made during a year-long journey across Africa and Europe, and on 'On The Author's Journey' (1895), the first autobiographical travelogue written in an indigenous African language.
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