Unfixed: Photography and Decolonial Imagination in West Africa

This scholarly volume investigates the role of photography in shaping decolonial imagination in West Africa. Through essays and visual analysis, it explores how photographic practices have engaged with colonial legacies, cultural identity, and resistance. Edited by Jennifer Bajorek, Unfixed brings together critical insights from historians, artists, and curators, illuminating the ways in which photography has both reflected and challenged colonial power structures. This book serves as a key resource for scholars of African visual culture, history, and decolonization.