CONDEMNED exhibited at Visa Pour l’Image
Posted on September 13, 2012 by Robin Hammond
Posted on September 13, 2012 by Robin Hammond
Angola’s poor await the trickle down from the country's vast oil revenues
INIMAGINABLE shows CONDEMNED on billboards around Paris
"Robin Hammond's book, produced with assistance from the Carmignac Foundation, is a true work of classic photojournalism. Poignant and moving, telling but not insensitive, Hammond's work reveals the darker demons of Mugabe's chokehold on Zimbabwe. Where words fail, Hammond's photographs pick up — pulling no punches about the lives destroyed by violence and cruelty. The realities shared in the book are hard to swallow but even harder to ignore." Vaughn Wallace, producer of LightBox
Where there is war, famine, displacement, it is the most vulnerable that suffer the greatest.
Two winning stories in two separate categories for 'Zimbabwe’s Bloody Diamonds' & 'Toxic Jeans'
Two awarded stories: Zimbabwe's Cholera Crisis & Tuvalu Sunset
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