Two friends, and two exhibits at the U.N.
Last Wednesday, I went to the United Nations for the opening of a photography exhibit called "Enduring Fear," in conjunction with International Mine Awareness Day, and also to see James Nachtwey's amazing exhibition, "A World Free of TB." Surely enough, I ran into Christoph Bangert and Chiho Kitajima, two old friends I hadn't seen in a while. I had brought my camera along, hoping to take a picture or two to update the blog with, and they were kind enough to volunteer to help out with that! I wrote about Christoph's first book, Travel Notes, in an earlier post. He's now working hard putting together a second book on Iraq. Two books in one year. Bit of an overachiever, that one.
Last week was quite the week for documentary photography--the following night, Josef Koudelka gave a presentation and signed books at Aperture Gallery. More about that soon.
posted by Aaron M. Cohen at 8:50 PM
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