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Aesthetica Magazine - Storytelling Landscapes

American photographer Dawoud Bey s landscapes capture peaceful views whilst they remind us of the legacies of people who must never be forgotten.

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Photographer Dawoud Bey turns to landscape, well trodden and haunted

Photographer Dawoud Bey turns to landscape, well trodden and haunted
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Dawoud Bey, Chicago photographer, focuses in new exhibition on how slavery still lives

Bey, 70, who is a Columbia College Chicago professor, completes his three-part series of photographs with “Stony the Road,” now on exhibition in Richmond, Virginia.

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Dawoud Bey exhibit an elegy to horrific past of of slavery

The exhibit tells a foreboding tale of Black bondage from arrival to enslavement to escape with nary a human in any frame.

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States of Reflection

With “Elegy,” photographer Dawoud Bey captures the essence of sacred Black spaces.

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