The photography collective, ˚South (Degree South), will launch its latest exhibition, “PEACE” at the Tanks Arts Centre in Cairns, in Far North Queensland, on Friday 23rd November. The photographs for this exhibition have been printed on Fujifilm Crystal Archive PD paper as part of Fujifilm’s sponsorship of the exhibition.
© Photograph by Jack Picone
“PEACE”, which follows Degree South’s WAR exhibition and book, features photographs from the Collective’s members – Tim Page, Michael Coyne, Jack Picone, David Dare Parker, Ben Bohane, Stephen Dupont, and Ashley Gilbertson – who have selected photographs they believe reflect their notion of peace. The exhibition also includes photographs from Sean Flynn, who is listed as missing in action in Cambodia since 1970, and whose archive falls under the Degree South banner.
For further exhibition details please read here:
• Jack Picone
Life and Death in Aleppo
by CommuniqueThe following events took place in ALEPPO, Syria – in September 2012
Tracey Shelton displays extraordinary courage under fire while documenting the ongoing conflict in Syria.
“On this morning, the men were relaxed and joking around as they cleaned their area from a tank attack the day before. That time, they had been prepared and the tank had fired too short. This time, the assault came with little warning”.
View Shelton’s report here:
© Tracey Shelton
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