Unholy War (Central African Republic) / William Daniels

The Central African Republic has been plunged into the bloodiest crossroads of its short history. In March 2013, rebels from mainly Muslim group called Seleka, overthrew the state, unleashing nine months of anarchy.

Militias called anti-balaka, whose ranks consist of Christians and animists, then launched unprecedented attacks against Muslims for their perceived support of the Seleka. Thousands were killed, triggering a wave of displacement. International forces have been struggling to stop the violence.

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Specifications:

Reference: Proposal for photographic exhibition Unholy War; Central African Republic

Photographs by text by William Daniels 

Definition: the chaos unfolding in CAR between Seleka and Anti-balakas militias 

Exhibit specifications:

50 photographs: prints, (matt black wooden frames, no glass) 

10 color prints 115 cm x 80 cm (image size 100 x 75cm)

15 color prints 85 cm x 60 cm (image size 75 x 56cm)

25 color prints 74 cm x 54 cm (image size 60 x 45cm)

text panels (6), main intro, bio (unframed)

(panels are in English) available translations French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese

Space Desired: 60  linear meters 

Date and venue of previous shows: 

War Photo Limited; Dubrovnik, Croatia - 2015 

Print Sales: 6 prints from the exhibit are available as Limited Editions

Crate Sizes (approx.)

Crate 1 = 72 x 85 x 65 cm  - 30kgs

Crate 2 = 72 x 85 x 65 cm  - 30kgs

Crate 5 = 122 x 88 x 32 cm  - 35kgs

Crate 6 = 100 x 75 x 65 cm  - 40kgs

Contact:

Wade Goddard 

wpl@warphotoltd.com 

WhatsApp:+385 98 367467 

www.warphotoltd.com