Lines, Marks, and Drawings: Through the Lens of Roger Ballen

Van Woensdag 19 Juni 2013
t/m Zondag 09 Februari 2014
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Roger Ballen (b. 1950) has been shooting black-and-white film for nearly a half-century. A New York native, he has lived in South Africa for more than thirty years. Ballen's photographs of rural Afrikaners in their homes and urban-based "outsiders" in windowless rooms quickly became distinguished for their interior arrangements and the events that transpired among the people, animals, and furnishings within. Ballen's interest in line-whether of coat hangers, electric wire, or marks made on walls-has been constant.

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Locatie Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
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Washington DC
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