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
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Bob Bonis
Currently Exhibited in
Hallways
The Betsy’s proudly presents over 250 works shot by Bob Bonis, Road Manager of both The Beatles and The Rolling Stones during their first US tours. Through the lens of his Leica M3 camera, he documented both bands, guarding intimate, unplanned moments.
Tamary Kudita: Fabrics of Man, Family, and Society
Currently Exhibited in
Gallery
For some, Zimbabwe is a distant paradise, both mystical and wonderful whilst for others the concept of a lived reality operates as an absolute truth which is determined by the material conditions of the world in which we live. We too are longing for a paradise, where social equality exists defined by harmony, peace, and hope. It is a wonderful thought, isn’t it, that such a place would exist!
Charlie Spot
Currently Exhibited in
Gallery
Charlie Spot (b.1994) is an emerging London based artist who began his career in 2019. He specializes in light box and street photography taken in the UK, Europe, US and Asia. More information coming soon.
