...Its been 20 years since the devastating genocide that left about one million people dead in Rwanda, but global perceptions of the tiny country in east-central Africa are often still stuck in 1994. .... To address this, a new exhibition opens Friday in London, showcasing insightful snapshots of daily life in todays Rwanda as seen through the eyes of local photographers. Called Rwanda in Photographs: Death Then, Life Now, the show aims to communicate the complexities of survival after mass violence ..... Imagine, if you can, what would need to happen for a similar exhibit in a few years for Syria, and a host of other countries. Thanks to my old friend Ann Lewis, who with her family worked in Rwanda with USAID, for posting a note about this.
Posted on: Sat, 22 Mar 2014 05:32:05 +0000
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