Venice Biennale 2007

• Bili Bidjocka & Jean-Pierre Bekolo

  

  Cameroonian artist Bili Bidjocka and filmmaker Jean-Pierre Bekolo. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Dusasa

  

  Visitors in front of El Anatsui's work. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Ihosvanny

  

  Angolan artist Ihosvanny in front of Urban Sox (2007), video installation. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Kiluanji Kia Henda

  

  Kiluanji Kia Henda, standing in front of the triptych Ngola Bar (2006). Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Malick Sidibé

  

  Malick Sidibé receiving the 52nd Venice Biennale Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Ingrid Mwangi

  

  Ingrid Mwangi in front of Masked (2000), a video by Ingrid Mwangi and Robert Hutter. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Ndilo Mutima

  

  Angolan artist Ndilo Mutima. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Olu Oguibe

  

  Olu Oguibe in front of a mural painting by Nigerian artist Odili Donald Odita. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Zoulikha Bouabdellah

  

  Zoulikha Bouabdellah in front of Dansons (2003), video installation. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Yonamine & Vânia Gala

  

  Angolan artist Yonamine (left), performing with Vânia Gala in front of his work The Best of The Best (2007), installation and video. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Tracey Rose

  

  South African artist Tracey Rose in front of Untitled (1999), a text banner. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Fernando Alvim & Simon Njami

  

  Fernando Alvim and Simon Njami on a break, at the entrance of the African Pavilion. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• www.egypyvenicebiennale.com

  

  www.egypyvenicebiennale.com (2007), scuplted website address, on the roff of the Egyptian Pavilion by Hadil Nazmy. Photo © Christine Eyene.

• Africa Sings Against Aids

  

  Africa Sings Against Aids. Photograph by Malick Sidibé.

• After 9/11

  

  Chéri Samba, After 9/11 (2002). Acrylic and glitter on canvas, 200 x 350cm. Photo Patrick Gries. Courtesy C.A.A.C. - The Pigozzi Collection, Geneva. © Chéri Samba.

• How Two Blow Up Two Heads At Once

  

  Yinka Shonibare, How To Blow Up Two Heads At Once (2006). Installation. Dimension Overall: 175 x 245 x 122cm. Courtesy Sindika Dokolo African Collection of Contemporary Art.

• Une éternité à Tanger

  

  Faustin Titi and Eyoum Ngangué, Une éternité à Tanger, detail (2003). 46 coloured tables in A3 size. Watercolour and felt-tip pen on paper. Courtesy Africa e Mediterraneo.