More than the humanitarian gaze
Jørgen Grinde’s photography from the Middle East in the 1950s
Content
- More than the humanitarian gaze
- Essays
- For the one in the back turning to smile at her mates
- Welcome Men of Peace
- Return to Jasmine
- "I understood what i was about to draw"
- Eucalyptus in Gaza – a tragedy in Hula Valley
- The image and the imaged
- Themes
- The Palestinian refugee question
- Unending temporary
- The United Nations and the Suez crisis
- Aid, health services and education
- The photographer's assignment
- Browse
- Contributors
- Further reading
- Studio
Colour photographs
Palestinian girls embroidering as part of vocational training provided by UNRWA. Gaza Strip, April-May 1957.
Dyed coloured yarn. Gaza Strip, April-May 1957.
Dyed coloured yarn. Gaza Strip, April-May 1957.
A Palestinian man with yarn. Gaza Strip, April-May 1957.
Exhibition catalogue
An exhibition catalogue was published as part of this exhibition. The catalogue contains the essays and text published on this website. The catalogue is freely available for download.