I've long been a fan of Sebastiao Salgado's photography, and used it quite often in my teaching.
There's an exhibition of the GENESIS project images - over 200 of them - at the Natural History Museum starting in April 2013 - I shall need to make sure that I get to that at some point when it is on.
Details HERE
Salgado's Genesis is the culmination of 8 years work exploring 32 countries. It is Salgado's 3rd long-term examination of global issues, following his previous acclaimed collections Workers and Migrations.
The photographs in this exhibition capture some of the furthest corners of our world. They portray indigenous communities that continue to live in accordance with their ancestral traditions and cultures, and show rare insights into their lands and lives.
There's an exhibition of the GENESIS project images - over 200 of them - at the Natural History Museum starting in April 2013 - I shall need to make sure that I get to that at some point when it is on.
Details HERE
Salgado's Genesis is the culmination of 8 years work exploring 32 countries. It is Salgado's 3rd long-term examination of global issues, following his previous acclaimed collections Workers and Migrations.
The photographs in this exhibition capture some of the furthest corners of our world. They portray indigenous communities that continue to live in accordance with their ancestral traditions and cultures, and show rare insights into their lands and lives.
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