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    Mar 10, 2020 2 minutes

    Zanele Muholi

    “I’m calling myself a visual activist,” Zanele Muholi told in 2015. “That’s my stance as a person, before anything else.” In Muholi’s first major exhibition in the United Kingdom, this visual activism is given due primacy. Featuring approximately 250 works, Tate Modern’s survey will lend special focus to Muholi’s early work, in particular their expansive, subversively tender portrait series , which they began in 2006. The museum

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