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1953 Thiès, Senegal - 2017. Known for: Painter, cartonnier, scenographer.
Ibou Diouf (1941-2017) was a key figure in modern Senegalese art. Born in Thiès, Senegal, he was part of the first generation of artists to establish a contemporary African artistic language. Trained... Read full biography
Ibou Diouf (1941-2017) was a key figure in modern Senegalese art. Born in Thiès, Senegal, he was part of the first generation of artists to establish a contemporary African artistic language. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dakar, he gained recognition early in his career. His work,... Read full biography
Ibou Diouf (1941-2017) was a key figure in modern Senegalese art. Born in Thiès, Senegal, he was part of the first generation of artists to establish a contemporary African artistic language. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dakar, he gained recognition early in his career. His work, influenced by his experiences at the Manufacture de tapisserie de Thiès and the Théâtre national Daniel Sorano, is characterized by a unique approach to gesture, material, composition, and symbolism. Ibou... Read full biography
Ibou Diouf (1941-2017) was a key figure in modern Senegalese art. Born in Thiès, Senegal, he was part of the first generation of artists to establish a contemporary African artistic language. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dakar, he gained recognition early in his career. His work, influenced by his experiences at the Manufacture de tapisserie de Thiès and the Théâtre national Daniel Sorano, is characterized by a unique approach to gesture, material, composition, and symbolism. Ibou Diouf is considered a major figure of pictorial modernity in West Africa.
Ibou Diouf (1941-2017) was a key figure in modern Senegalese art. Born in Thiès, Senegal, he was part of the first generation of artists to establish a contemporary African artistic language. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dakar, he gained recognition early in his career. His work, influenced by his experiences at the Manufacture de tapisserie de Thiès and the Théâtre national Daniel Sorano, is characterized by a unique approach to gesture, material, composition, and symbolism. Ibou Diouf is considered a major figure of pictorial modernity in West Africa.