Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, Copenhagen V
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17-19 // free entrance
This thursday Copenhagen Photo Festival will be kick started by the opening of the exhibition:
5 x personal projects.
I have taken a small peep and I most say I am truly impressed by the work and the diversity of the subjetcs represented:
Maria Fonfara shows scenes, which most people probably don’t see very often about love, sex and intimacy in the third age, about loosing your partner and accepting the decay of the body.
Christian Holst takes you to Burma, one of the poorest countries in the world, where people are strongly oppressed by social inequality and disrespected human rights.
Thomas Lekfeldt tells the story of three poor, danish families and the missing resources in their daily life, which most people probably take for granded.
Mads Nissen puts a focus on Denmark’s fallen soldiers and shows photos kindly provided by families who have lost someone in the war against terror in Afghanistan.
Last but definitely not least Jonathan Bjerg Møller emphasizes the forgotten food crisis in Niger, where more than 10 million people were starving and in great need of help, but never came even close to the media’s attention because of the simultaneously happening earthquake in Haiti and floods in Pakistan.
To see more, check out: www.copenhagenphotofestival.com
The exhibition will run from 9th-19th of June.