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Explore the transformative art and activism of Zanele Muholi in this captivating and comprehensive volume from Tate Publishing. As an empowering visual artist born in South Africa in 1972, Muholi’s work boldly documents and celebrates the lives of black lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and intersex individuals, challenging the negative stereotypes imposed by hetero-patriarchal society. This BRAND NEW publication, with an ISBN of 9781849769402, features a curated collection of powerful photographs, including both iconic series from the last two decades and exclusive never-before-published works. Each image reflects Muholi's unwavering commitment to portray resilience and beauty, creating a narrative that confronts prejudice and violence faced by marginalized communities. Delve into Muholi's artistic journey and experience a spectrum of identities through stunning visuals that resound with authenticity and courage. This essential book serves as an invaluable resource for both art lovers and activists alike, illustrating how art can ignite social change. Discover Zanele Muholi's impact on contemporary photography and socio-political discourse with this essential addition to your collection in 2024.