Delphine Diallo
Creation, 2022
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Photofairs Shanghai
Delphine Diallo, The Oracle, 2020
This images is from the series God is a Woman. Brooklyn-based Diallo was born in Senegal. Her portraiture shows an empathy and responsibility in her role as photographer, as well as a willingness to empower the subject
Photograph: Delphine Diallo/Photofairs Shanghai
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"Highness"
Courtesy: Delphine Diallo
Petit-Frère’s creations & metalwork by L'Enchanteur
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Transmuttation, 2022
Photo: Delphine Diallo
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DELPHINE DIALLO DONT MISSS OMGGG
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Delphine Diallo Crafts Divinely Elegant Portraits of Black Women in ‘Highness’
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Grace Mahary by Delphine Diallo for Vogue Portugal - April 2019
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Delphine Diallo
Portrait
From "The Face of America"
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Black womanhood celebrated with majestic headdresses – in pictures
From the series Highness, a collaboration between artist Joanne Petit-Frère and photographer Delphine Diallo.
In 2011, the French-Senegalese photographer Delphine Diallo got a call from Joanne Petit-Frère, an artist who weaves majestic headdresses out of synthetic hair, asking to collaborate. She organised a photoshoot for the following morning with an all-Black, all-female creative crew. The resulting series, Highness, features a model wearing masks and headdresses that evoke African royalty as far back as the Egyptian queen Nefertiti. “I was born into a world where the image of Black women was objectified,” says Diallo. With this work, celebrating what Diallo calls the divine female body, she says: “I was like, enough! It really informed my understanding of the female gaze.”
All images © Delphine Diallo
Delphine Diallo’s photobook Divine, published by Hat & Beard Press, is out now
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Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, will be the topic of conversation at our next Art History Happy Hour on January 26 at 7 pm.
During the program, author Nate Thompson offers an overview of the blockchain landscape and its intersections with contemporary art. Artists Delphine Diallo and Sasha Stiles then join in to discuss the field’s opportunities and challenges. Plus, take one last look at Virgil Abloh: “Figures of Speech” before it closes.
Get your ticket, which includes a specialty cocktail, small bites and after-hours admission to #VirgilAblohBkM for $45 ($40 for Members). Additional beverages are available for purchase.
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📷 Kolin Mendez
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