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LEILA ALAOUI WAS A PEACE CORRESPONDENT SAYS JACK LANG PRESIDENT OF IMA
FRENCH MOROCCAN PHOTOGRAPHER KILLED
Leila Alaoui's photo Exhibition Moroccans (Source: Courtesy IMA)
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"She was young, she was beautiful, she was talented. It was a radiant artist. She led a fight to revive the forgotten of society, the homeless, migrants, armed only with photography. She was a corresponding peace. " Jack Lang President of World Arab Institute declared.
The photographer Leila Alaoui died last Monday of her injuries in Ouagadougou. Her series "Moroccans" was exhibited in the Biennale of contemporary photographers at Arab World Institute."She was young, she was beautiful, she was talented. It was a radiant artist. She led a fight to revive the forgotten of society, the homeless, migrants, armed only with photography. She was a corresponding peace. " Jack Lang President of World Arab Institute declared.---------------------------------------------
"LEILA ALAOUI WAS A PEACE CORRESPONDENT" SAYS JACK LANG PRESIDENT OF WORLD ARAB INSTITUTE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"It is with great sadness that we learned that Leila Alaoui died yesterday of his injuries in Ouagadougou.
She was young, she was beautiful, she was talented. It was a radiant artist. She led a fight to revive the forgotten of society, the homeless, migrants, armed only with photography. She was a corresponding peace.The whole team of the Biennale of contemporary Arab photographers joins his family and loved ones in the event", have commented Jack Lang, President of IMA in Paris (Arab World Institute), and Jean-Luc Monterosso, Director of European House of Photography.
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