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Tag Archives: Tamuka NJanji
In the footsteps of humble African giants
When I lived, laughed and walked with some of the world’s best sculptors In 1993-1994, between our departure from old Europe and until we moved to Canada, my best friend and partner, Lindy Amato, and I spent a little over six … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Travel
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