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Event: Be-Longing: Travellers’ Stories, Travellers’ Lives

198 Gallery

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Title Be-Longing: Travellers’ Stories, Travellers’ Lives
Type of event Exhibition
Dates 04 February 2010 - 20 March 2010
Description For centuries travellers have suffered extreme levels of prejudice and rejection and for some it has been necessary to hide their identity to survive. Eva Sajovic’s exhibition Be - Longing photographs of people from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities a small part of the necessary reaction.

Eva’s intimate photographs of traveller communities from the UK and Slovenia are mesmerising. Her sensitive portraits of individuals and family groups, in their home environments and in life affirming situations, show the current situations and concerns of her subjects. She displays her images accompanied by written accounts or recorded testimonies which give her subjects a voice, giving the viewer a feeling of their presence.

With Be-Longing Eva hopes to promote an understanding of traveller communities and counter the unspoken prejudices about such people. She takes her experiences working with these communities further by not only presenting her work but also by inviting dialogue and debate through making public some of the conversations she has been having with the people she has photographed and the people who have supported her research, through workshops, screenings and seminars during the presentation of her work at 198.

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Name 198 Gallery
Address 198 Railton Road, Herne Hill
Lambeth
SE24 0LU
Telephone 020 7978 8309
Website www.198gallery.co.uk
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