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In Vevey, Ghanaian Independence Seen by James Barnor and Playful Collages of South African Nico Krijno
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The small exhibition space operated at the station by the Biennial Images Vevey presents until July 20 the work of two African photographers, James Barnor, 96, and Nico Krijno, 44, who were born two months ago in the Romanesque halls, the documentary Ernest Cole, a photographer by Raoul Peck, allows us to rediscover the work of a South African artist who worked on apartheid from within, before moving to New York and discover that, behind the ide…
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