ICYMI: come check out our Collective Truths Exhibition today…

Posted Friday 23rd October 2015 /

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ICYMI: come check out our Collective Truths Exhibition today and tomorrow, at @71agallery. 12 – 6 pm. All info on huckmag.com. Big thanks to all who came down to the Private View of our Doc Photo Exhibition last night. #huck52 #collectivetruths

Photo by Woods & Galimberti // INSTITUTE // @gabrielegalimbertiphoto
Featuring:

Paolo Woods & Gabriele Galimberti • Koan Collective • Peter DiCampo & Everyday Africa • Glenna Gordon • Avijit Halder • Sipho Mpongo & Wikus de Wet & Sean Metelerkamp • Diàna Markosian • Roger May & Looking at Appalachia • Adam Patterson • Daniella Zalcman & Echosight • Josh Cunliffe & Ben Rutherford

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