Zanele Muholi

Sacha "Kalmplex" Morrison, Toronto, 2008


Amogelang Senokwane, District Six, Cape Town, 2009


Anelisa Mfo, Nyanga, Cape Town, 2010


Dikeledi Sibanda, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, 2010


Eulander Koester, Nyanga East, Cape Town


Gazi T Zuma, Umlazi, Durban, 2010


Jordyn Monroe, Toronto, 2008


Kgakgamatso "Kenya" Mogorosi, Goodwood, Cape Town, 2011


Lo Jones, Parktown, Johannesburg, 2010


Niko Blaxxx, Toronto, 2008


Palesa Monakale, Buitenkant St., Gardens, Cape Town, 2011


Sebe Shabalala, Umlazi, Durban, 2008


Sokari Ekine, London, 2008


Zandile "Nkunzi" Nkabinde, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, 2010


Ziyanda Daniel, Buitenkant St., Gardens, Cape Town, 2011

Zanele Muholi es una fotógrafa y activista sudáfricana. Su serie fotográfica 'Faces and Phases' ['Rostros y Fases'] está dedicada, como gran parte de sus trabajos, a denunciar y combatir la discriminación y violencia sufrida por la comunidad homosexual negra. Una de las motivaciones de la amplia colección de retratos de lesbianas parece ser incitar a los integrantes de ese colectivo a hacerse visibles para contribuir a la normalización.

Zanele Muholi is a southafrican photographer and activist. Her 'Faces and Phases' wide series is dedicated, as most of her work, to fight against the violence and hatred suffered by the homosexual black community. One of the main motivations of the vast collection of portraits of lesbians is to make them visible to encourage others in the same situation and help for the common acceptance of that reality.


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Website
Michael Stevenson Gallery archives
Entrevista en El País (20/20/2011)