Independence parade, Dakar, Senegal, 1963 Chromogenic print 28 1/8 x 41 5/8 inches
TITLE_NAME :
WILLIAM KLEIN: AFRIQUE
23/06/2022 - 17/09/2022
HOWARD GREENBERG
41 East 57th Street
Suite 1406
10022 New York
www.howardgreenberg.com
Howard Greenberg Gallery will present WILLIAM KLEIN: AFRIQUE from June 23 through September 17, 2022. The exhibition highlights a rediscovered body of work by William Klein, one of the leading photographers of the 20th century.
In 1963, Klein traveled to Africa on assignment for the British men’s magazine, Town, and the Weekly Telegraph. From Dakar to Niger to Senegal, Klein made photographs with his bold inimitable style. Some of the images were published, but most remained as negatives and slides in storage and were never printed or exhibited to the public. The work was recently rediscovered in Klein’s Paris studio, and offers an extraordinary opportunity to witness Klein’s dynamic vision at work, using the powerful style that brought acclaim for his photographs of New York, Rome, Tokyo and Moscow. WILLIAM KLEIN: AFRIQUE will survey more than 25 prints in the series.
23/06/2022 - 17/09/2022
HOWARD GREENBERG
41 East 57th Street
Suite 1406
10022 New York
www.howardgreenberg.com
Howard Greenberg Gallery will present WILLIAM KLEIN: AFRIQUE from June 23 through September 17, 2022. The exhibition highlights a rediscovered body of work by William Klein, one of the leading photographers of the 20th century.
In 1963, Klein traveled to Africa on assignment for the British men’s magazine, Town, and the Weekly Telegraph. From Dakar to Niger to Senegal, Klein made photographs with his bold inimitable style. Some of the images were published, but most remained as negatives and slides in storage and were never printed or exhibited to the public. The work was recently rediscovered in Klein’s Paris studio, and offers an extraordinary opportunity to witness Klein’s dynamic vision at work, using the powerful style that brought acclaim for his photographs of New York, Rome, Tokyo and Moscow. WILLIAM KLEIN: AFRIQUE will survey more than 25 prints in the series.