there was a major exhibition of Koudelka’s works: Gypsy, Exiles and Prague: 1968, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at Instituto Moreira Salles, especialized in photography, early in 2024 and it was quite an experience to be able to see it!
The Wall (Streets): The Walls of the Israelites, their infamous Walls of their Promised Holy Homeland the Walls for Segregation for Apartheid Erected by The Cult of Purity for Separatism and Exclusive Exclusions. Czech Photographer Josef Koudelka is speaking out against the Wall and their Walls. He is also a very famous photographer who photographed the '68 invasion of his country, the Czech Republic, when it was being "invaded" and "occupied"by the USSR at that time for no reason at all in the same way what is now happening in Ukraine where the same Soviet Union is invading and "occupying" the Ukraine in the same way. He documented that illegal and brutal invasion at that time in 68.
there was a major exhibition of Koudelka’s works: Gypsy, Exiles and Prague: 1968, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at Instituto Moreira Salles, especialized in photography, early in 2024 and it was quite an experience to be able to see it!
Comme un ciel Gris,
Merci pour ce témoignage aussi "beau" que triste ,
Arggh! How in the world did I miss this??
the best of the best
that last sentence!
"They became what they didn't want to be..." that's a sad truth
The Wall (Streets):
The Walls of the Israelites, their infamous Walls of their Promised Holy Homeland the Walls for Segregation for Apartheid Erected by The Cult of Purity for Separatism and Exclusive Exclusions.
Czech Photographer Josef Koudelka is speaking out against the Wall and their Walls.
He is also a very famous photographer who photographed the '68 invasion of his country, the Czech Republic, when it was being "invaded" and "occupied"by the USSR at that time for no reason at all in the same way what is now happening in Ukraine where the same Soviet Union is invading and "occupying" the Ukraine in the same way. He documented that illegal and brutal invasion at that time in 68.
I want to see his work and listen to his words. Not some blurry shots of his pictures.
Then go out and look for them. They're not just going to come to you.
Music choice 🤔
Typical new yorker taste for sure. Have the time to edit with random jazz but not record the voice properly with a clip-on mic.
What for a sound! :(
Place Like Prison