The Scars of David / Jan Grarup

Grarup's exhibit "The Scars of David" brings together his award winning work from Israel and Palestine; “The boys from Ramallah”, a glimpse into the lives of the Palestinian youth of the west bank town of Ramallah and “The boys from Hebron”, a similar look at the youth of the Israeli settlement town of Hebron.

Grarups work questions the extreme pressure applied on the youth by violence and fear that surrounds them. He provides us with an insight into the conditioning of a population at a very young age, for a conflict that is being pass through the generations.

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Specifications:

Reference: Proposal for photographic exhibition Scars of David: 

photographs by Jan Grarup

Definition: Visual documentation of the extreme lives lead by the Palestian youth of Ramallah and the Israeli youth of Hebron

Exhibition:
80 photographs: Liquified Coal on 100% rag paper
57 prints, framed L:67.3 cm x H:50.3 cm (matt black wood frames)
23 prints, framed L:95.2 cm x H:70.2 cm (matt black wood frames)
2 text panels (intro and bio) 70 cm x 53.5 cm (kapafix 5mm, not framed)
captions available in English, Croatian, French, Italian, German

Space Desired: 70-80 linear meters

Catalogue:
The Scars of David, - Jan Grarup
80 photographs, 72 pages, 23.5 cm 23.5 cm,
published by War Photo Limited - Croatia 2005, language: English

Date and Venue of previous shows
Galway Arts Festival, Ireland - 2006
War Photo Limited; Dubrovnik, Croatia - 2005

Print Sales:
10 prints from the exhibit are available as limited editions of 10

Contact:

Wade Goddard
wpl@warphotoltd.com
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