Photobook Review: Maud Sulter: Passion
Kempadoo, R. 2020. Photobook Review: Maud Sulter: Passion. Aperture: the PhotoBook Review. 018.
Kempadoo, R. 2020. Photobook Review: Maud Sulter: Passion. Aperture: the PhotoBook Review. 018.
| Title | Photobook Review: Maud Sulter: Passion |
|---|---|
| Type | Book review |
| Authors | Kempadoo, R. |
| Abstract | Guest Editor Deborah Willis leads a survey of photobooks by Black artists, creating the scaffolding for future research and study. In her own studies and published works, Willis has laid the groundwork for the history of Black photographers as they established “a visual language of ‘testifying’ about their individual and collective experiences.” This issue offers an annotated bibliography of photobooks by African American artists and, more broadly, artists of the African Diaspora. For this issue, Kempadoo reviews the book Maud Sulter: Passion (Altitude Editions, 2015) that was posthumously published by Deborah Cherry to accompany the exhibition at Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow. |
| Journal | Aperture: the PhotoBook Review |
| Journal citation | 018 |
| Year | 2020 |
| Publisher | Aperture Foundation, Inc. |
| Web address (URL) | https://aperture.org/pbr/pbr-photobook-review-issue-018/ |
| Publication dates | |
| Published | 2020 |
| Output media | Aperture: The PhotoBook Review Issue 018 |