Conflict, Time, Photography

Exhibition at Tate Modern, London (UK), Nov. 26th 2014 - March 15th 2015

To coincide with the 2014 World War I centenary, the exhibition "Conflict, Time, Photography" at Tate Modern highlights the relationship between photography and sites of conflict over time. It focuses on the passing of time, taking the visitor on a moving journey through over 150 years of conflict around the world.

Talks and Lectures, Performance and Music are also included in the program.

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Tate Modern, London

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