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Head On Photo Festival: Access to Life email to a friend
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This powerful photographic exhibition features images of AIDS-affected communities. Access to Life features the work of some of the world's best photographers from the global agency Magnum Photos.

For the first time, a series of new photos from Papua New Guinea will be included in the exhibition, taken by acclaimed British photographer Chris Steele-Perkins. They join the photographic case studies from India, Vietnam, Russia, Swaziland, Haiti, Mali, South Africa, Peru and Rwanda.

More than 250 photographs by nine international Magnum photographers feature people with HIV and AIDS, their families and communities, and the health care workers from ten countries.

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Head On Photo Festival: Fragile Land email to a friend
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Photographer Alexandra Demenkova
Official Opening 6pm - 9pm, Monday 20 May

These photographs were made in rural Russia in 2007-2010. The locations vary from the shores of the White Sea in Arkhangelsk Region to a remote village of Pokrova in Novosibirsk Region. It is an ongoing project that has consciously started in 2007 when Alexandra was a participant of Joop Swart Masterclass.

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Head On Photo Festival: Baikal - The Unintentional Offerings email to a friend
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Photographer Vladimir Kravchenko

Human life around Lake Baikal dates back to the Palaeolithic period. Many cultures existed and perished around its coasts. The cold water of the lake and its steep shores have absorbed all the vast artefacts produced by humans to sustain their life or to worship the divine. Human inadequacy to leave an indelible mark on the harsh local landscape is particularly felt when one encounters the most recent man-made structures around the lake. Unlike the many offerings to various water and earth Gods that have been made around the Baikal by the indigenous people throughout the millennia, this last wave of artefacts was built without any regard for the 'super-natural', only with the human in mind.

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