VOICED: African modern art finds French home

The Black Share Foundation, established in 2004, is a unique art space in France dedicated to showcasing contemporary African art. It emphasizes supporting artists without financial obligations, offering residencies in France. The foundation features diverse works, including sculptures from Benin, Senegal, and Congo, and highlights the thriving photography culture in Mali. With 18,000 visitors annually, it successfully promotes African art and artists.

In what ways does the foundation engage with the photography culture in Mali?

What unique approach does The Black Share Foundation take in its operations compared to other foundations?