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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American photographer Dawoud Bey's landscapes capture peaceful views whilst they remind us of the legacies of people who must never be forgotten.
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.
The exhibit tells a foreboding tale of Black bondage -- from arrival to enslavement to escape -- with nary a human in any frame.
With “Elegy,” photographer Dawoud Bey captures the essence of sacred Black spaces.
For five decades, photographer Dawoud Bey has aimed his lens at the faces and spaces of Black Americans. He just debuted his first-ever L.A. solo show at Sean Kelly Gallery in Hollywood and has another exhibition at Getty Center.