Sanlé Sory
Sanlé Sory (Yossimilo.com) is a Burkinabe photographer born in 1943. Owner of Volta Photo studio, he lives and works in Bobo-Dioulasso. His career started at the age of 17, the year his country (Republic of Upper Volta), became independent from France, working as a reporter, record sleeve illustrator, and studio photographer. Sory is represented by Yossi Milo Gallery, NYC, where he had his first US-based solo show in April 2018, quickly followed by a successful show at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Selected Works
Other Exhibitions You May Enjoy
Ray Tenorio, Mythological Africa and the Transcultural Influences in the Americas
Currently Exhibited in
Board Room
Ray A. Tenorio was born in Havana and currently lives in Miami. Influences in his work are vast and varied, and include his Latin roots, Expressionism, urban mythology and fashion. This is Ray’s second solo show at The Betsy Hotel.
Idries Karnachi
Idries Karnachi (b. 1993) was born in Morocco, lives in Lile (France), and is co-founder of Studio Nos-Nos. His collages are visual narrations inviting viewers to freely interpret their meaning.
Eric Kroll: The New York Years
In the late 70s and early 80s Eric Kroll documented the work and private pursuits of luminaries from the Stones to the Dead Boys, Blondie, Warhol and Haring. Madonna, Kenneth Anger, Grace Jones and Robert Mapplethorpe.
