Robin Hammond and Chris de Bode exhibiting at Xposure photo festival in Sharjah, UAE
Robin Hammond and Chris de Bode are exhibiting at this year’s Xposure International Photography Festival in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates which is taking place between 10 and 13 February 2021. Robin is showing his long term work Condemned on people living with mental health issues around the world. Chris is exhibiting his series When I Grow Up about the dreams and ambitions of children he has photographed around the world over the years.
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- Noriko Hayashi published in the Guardian Weekend magazine
- Pascal Maitre exhibiting in Moscow, Russia
- Atul Loke published in the Economist’s 1843 Magazine
- Robin Hammond and Chris de Bode exhibiting at Xposure photo festival in Sharjah, UAE
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- Lalo de Almeida in Newsweek Japan
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- Nick Hannes exhibiting at Hangar Art Center in Brussels, Belgium
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