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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Chuck Stewart, Miriam Makeba, 1966

Chuck Stewart American, 1927-2017

Miriam Makeba, 1966
exhibition print | n. f. s.
print: 14 x 14 in. | frame: 24 ½ x 20 ½ in.
CS035
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September 1966 | Chuck Stewart Portrait Studio, New York City ARTIST CONTEXT South African singer, songwriter, and activist Miriam Makeba brought African music to international audiences while speaking forcefully against...
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September 1966 | Chuck Stewart Portrait Studio, New York City


ARTIST CONTEXT

South African singer, songwriter, and activist Miriam Makeba brought African music to international audiences while speaking forcefully against apartheid. Known as “Mama Africa,” she joined musical artistry with political courage and global advocacy.


CHUCK STEWART / PHOTOGRAPH CONTEXT

During the 1960s, Makeba traveled widely, raising awareness of the injustices in her homeland. Chuck Stewart captured this striking portrait in his New York studio.


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