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The Arab World
24/7: The Arab World
On January 2006 the Stanley Foundation commissioned the wor ... |
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From May through August 2005, five photographers from VII
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| WAR
Since September 11th, 2001, most Americans have seen the War
on Terror unfold on television, receiving a broadcasted view
of the war quite different from the ongoing ground wars as experienced
by U.S. troops deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq. WAR
USA, Afghanistan, Iraq offers a detailed view of what
America has faced since the attack on the Twin Towers and the
Pentagon, prying into the three major crises of the 21st century
from a social, political, and militaristic standpoint.
The photographs span from the destruction at Ground Zero on
the morning of September 11th to the hunt for Osama bin Laden
in Afghanistan, and the air strikes and US occupation of Iraq.
They inspire a powerful vista of what international turmoil
has extracted from the hearts of many human beings in the three
different locations. In WAR, photojournalism finds itself at
a peak of critical witnessing, full of a caliber of honesty
and compassion that makes the photographers shine in the field
of documentary image making.
| • Number of Photographs |
: 53 photographs |
| • Dimensions |
: 75 x 100 cm, 100 x 150 cm |
| • Space required |
: 70-80 linear meters |
| • Flat Screen / Digital Projector |
: DVD-based exhibition of 220 prints. |
| • Catalogue |
: WAR: hardback publication in English
by de.MO, 2003 |
| • Collateral events |
: Workshop can be arranged to discuss
the question of war photography and/or the work of a photojournalist. |
| • Contact |
: United States and Asia - Frank Evers,
Italy - Elena Ceratti,
elena.ceratti@grazianeri.com
Spain - Miguel Gonzalez - terangon@contactophoto.com
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