Simon Njami Books

Simon Njami is a writer whose work delves into the complexities of contemporary African artists and their position within the global art world. His literary output, spanning various themes, is recognized for its insightful exploration of the continent's cross-cultural dialogues. Njami's contributions extend beyond fiction; his essays and critical writings illuminate artistic trends, helping to shape international perceptions of African art. He is instrumental in fostering and showcasing contemporary African artists on an international stage.

Human Conditions
252 pages
9 hours of reading
Through an ambitious and probing theme based around conflict the Sixteenth Noorderlicht International Photofestival invited five guest curators to reveal their personal vision on this subject. The curators, Stuart Franklin, Lauren Heinz, Simon Njami, Marc Prüst, and Bas Vroege take the reader with them on a photographic journey to different areas of conflict, while also providing a commentary on recent developments in the vanguard of engaged, narrative documentary photography.

Human Conditions