War Is Only Half the StoryTen Years of The Aftermath Project with poems by Nobel Laureate, Wislawa Szymborska texts by Clare Cavanagh, Donald Weber and Sara Terry and photographs by more than forty Aftermath Award winners The end of war does not mean peace. It is simply the end of death and destruction. Every story of war includes a chapter that almost always goes untold the story of the aftermath, which day by day becomes the prologue of the future. Sara Terry, Founder, The

Accompanied by insightful interviews we learn of the varied experiences of these families from across the globe

'When you are suspended by a rope you can recover

They’d worked for an electricity company

deserted islands overgrown with rust brown ferns and the deserts of black peat bogs

the number of Bedouin people inhabiting their original territories is shrinking

As Bell says

Martin Parr's Black Country Stories was commissioned by Multistory with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund

which helped establish the modern game of football

"This important new work confirms Melanie Friend as one of the leading landscape photographers working in this country today

64 b&w and colour photographs

She is represented by the Thierry Bigaignon Gallery

They live relatively separately from the men due to a local history of violence yet the life of community revolves around them