Of all the Gallery joints in
all the towns in all the World, that Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his
daughter Yulia had to walk into the pizza place next door to my exhibition spot
at Gallery 4 Salisbury library on till April 30th 2018.
Come and enjoy my exhibition if you are about. We don't serve Novichok -just old fashioned English beer.
Come and enjoy my exhibition if you are about. We don't serve Novichok -just old fashioned English beer.
So here's looking at a good show.
Martin Nangle brings an exciting original exhibition
to Salisbury Library's Gallery 4 for March and April 2018.
The Citizens Wallpaper and The Search for the
Golden Lion brings together photojournalism from 1990s Transylvania and 2018
Myanmar/Burma, with excerpts from the Citizens Wallpaper project. What unites
this contrasting material is a focus on ordinary people and their lives. The
whole exhibition demonstrates how photojournalism can assist local communities
in creating their own artistic visual representations.
MARTIN NANGLE* Photojournalist
Martin Nangle is an award - winning
photojournalist. During the Northern Ireland conflict from 1977 – 1989 he
worked for national and international media. After his assignment to cover the
fall of the Berlin Wall he was seconded to Associated Press London bureau to
work in Europe and the Middle East. Locations included Jerusalem, Damascus,
Kuwait, Iraq, Cairo and later the Balkans. He documented culture and society
during the early years of post-Communism and the secessionist Wars in
Yugoslavia. He recently returned from Myanmar/Burma where he recorded daily
life against the background of civil conflict.
Martin Nangle is currently chairman of
APAC association (Associated Photojournalism for Art & Culture). The
association combines citizens’ journalism and photojournalism to present visual
representations of culture, identity and tradition.
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