Larry Burrows, Reaching Out, 1966

Battlefield Lens Photographers of Indochina Wars 1950-1975 presents 80 photographs of the Indochina Wars that spanned close to three decades in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. It features mainly vintage prints by internationally renowned names such as David Douglas Duncan, Don McCullin, Tim Page, Larry Burrows, Philip Jones Griffiths and less well known photographers from Vietnam and around the world. Some of the most iconic images of the 20th century have emerged from these wars, of which a selection will be in the exhibition. Alongside some of these emblematic photographs will be the less familiar images taken by North Vietnamese Army photographers depicting the wars from their vantage point. The prints are from the private collection of Singaporean collector Judd Kinne who was an United States Marine Corps infantry officer in South Vietnam, 1967 to 1969. The exhibition will run from 23 March to 10 April at the Selegie Arts Centre.

The exhibition offers a full overview of the Indochina Wars including the bloody clashes, but also the minutiae of war behind combat; the vulnerability of individuals, both soldier and civilian; the friendships forged in battle and the humanity that transcended the atrocities of the conflict.

Venue: Selegie Arts Centre, 30 Selegie Rd, Singapur 188351

When: 23 Mar - 10 Apr 2019,

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