Written by William T. Dowell Thursday, 09 September 2010 17:50
Slavery has been an unpleasant fact of life for nearly as long as mankind can remember. For French photographer Rafael Dallaporta, whose work is currently on exhibit until September 29 at Serge Macia’s Imaginaid Gallery at 28 Rue des Grottes, in Geneva, the dilemma was how to take a fresh look at a subject that has already been analyzed in almost every way imaginable.
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