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\| On Revolution Road

\| view		Aug 1st - 28 Oct 2011 - Yuri Kozyrev/NOOR Over the course of several months in 2011, TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev documented the revolution in Egypt, turmoil in Bahrain, the brutal civil war in Libya, and Yemen on the brink of collapse. His photographs powerfully transcend typical news photography, capturing the historic Arab Spring in all its beauty and horror.

\| Somewhere over Grozny

\| view		April 22nd - 31st Aug 2011, Eric Bouvet’s series of photographs from both the Chechen Wars in the late 90's - are a first hand account of the massive amount of destruction that was brought down on the Chechen capital Grozny by the Russian Federal forces in the 90's. Eric Bouvet (born 1961, Paris), began his photographic career in 1981, Bouvet has covered conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Chechnya, Sudan, Somalia, the former Yugoslavia, Lebanon, Israel. Northern Ireland, Kurdistan, Suriname and Burundi. Along the way he has received five World Press Awards, as well as the Visa d’Or, the Prix Bayeux-Calvados Award for War Correspondents, and the Prix Paris-Match 2000 Award.

\| Eighteen

\| view		Photographs by Natan Dvir Although I grew up and spent most of my photographic career in Israel, I came to realize I did not truly know or understand its Arab society - over a fifth of the population consisting of hundreds of thousands of families who stayed within Israel’s borders after it was established in 1948. This large minority, which is currently experiencing a challenging identity crisis, has been somewhat forgotten amidst the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In a highly political environment I became interested in the stories of these people living as a minority in a country defined by its majority’s religion.

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