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© 2002 Eli Reed from a Day in the Life of Africa
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| Amid the tobacco fields of Mtunthama, in the heart of the Malawi bush, pupils pursue rigorous studies in science, technology, Latin, and Greek at the elite Kamuzu Academy. The so-called "Eton of Africa," Kamuzu is modeled after the best English private schools. Many students are children of high-ranking government officials.
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|  | | | American/New York A 1982 Nieman Fellow at Harvard, Reed was the first living photographer to have a major exhibition at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn. He has contributed to numerous books and exhibits including his own "Black America" project. Since 1990, he has worked on several films including the recent Oscar winner "A Beautiful Mind." In 1992, he directed and filmed "Getting Out," a documentary on Detroit gangs. A Magnum photographer since 1983, Reed has received numerous honors. | | | | | | |
