Palau Robert and DKV present “Creators of Consciousness. 40 committed photojournalists”, which pays tribute to Spanish camera professionals risking their lives covering armed conflicts, natural disasters and autarchic regimes. 120 photographs show disturbing realities of Syria, Colombia, Venezuela, Iraq, Egypt and also Spain. The exhibition will run up to the 10th of February of 2019 in Room 3. Above: Palestinian on a gap of the wall of the West Bank by Bernat Armangue (2009).
Alfonso Moral: Young Afghan with his dose of heroin. Kabul Afghanistan 2008.
Ana Palacios: child slave. Kara, Togo 2016.
Andoni Lubaki: An Islamist fighter playing among the ruins. Aleppo, Syria 2013.
Andrés Martínez-Casares: Mother of Cholera victim. Haiti, 2010.
Antonio Gonzalez Caro: Fisherman of Almadraba Conil. Cadiz, 2013.
Carlos Spottorno: Poverty in Spain. Algeciras, 2009.
Daniel Ochoa De Olza: Gay pride celebration. Madrid, 2016.
Diego Ibarra Sánchez: Pakistani refugees in the camp of Jazolai. Pakistan, 2014.
Emilio Morenatti: Busha Shari, attacked with acid by her husband. Islamabad, Pakistan 2008.
Fernando Moleres: Symphony orchestra for blind girls. Cairo 2011.
Gervasio Sánchez: A victim of amputation embraces family. Freetown, Sierra-Leone 2000.
Guillem Valle: Gaddafi follower killed by NATO bombs. Sirte, Libya 2011.
JM Lopez: Kurdish woman in front of her destroyed house. Kobanî, Syria 2015.
Javier Bauluz: Refugees celebrate their survival on arriving in Lesbos, Greece (2015).
Javier Corso: Jorge Gutierrez, emerald miner. Maripí, Colombia 2016.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Samuel Aranda, Bernat Armangué, Walter Astrada, Sandra Balsells, Lurdes R. Basolí, Javier Bauluz, Clemente Bernad, Pep Bonet, Manu Brabo, Olmo Calvo, Sergi Cámara, José Cendón, José Colón, Javier Corso, Ricky Dávila, Juan M. Díaz Burgos, Ricardo García Vilanova, Antonio González Caro, Diego Ibarra Sánchez, Sebastian Liste, JM López, Andoni Lubaki, Kim Manresa, Enric Martí, Andrés Martínez Casares, Maysun, Fernando Moleres, Alfonso Moral, Emilio Morenatti, Daniel Ochoa de Olza, Ana Palacios, Santi Palacios, Judith Prat, Abel Ruiz de León, Rafael S. Fabrés, Gervasio Sánchez, Carlos Spottorno, Rafael Trobat, Guillem Valle i Mingo Venero.
Palau Robert
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