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'Common Ground': New Documentary Photography from Scotland and Wales  

 

Tuesday 16 September 2014 14:37 BST
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Deena, age 12, looks at her Easter Chocolate at her home in Port Talbot, Wales. From the series, The Big O: an intimate study of the young people behind the childhood obesity statistics
Deena, age 12, looks at her Easter Chocolate at her home in Port Talbot, Wales. From the series, The Big O: an intimate study of the young people behind the childhood obesity statistics

'Common Ground' showcases new work from Scotland and Wales taking the notion of ‘home’and ‘community’ as it’s inspiration. The exhibition is led by Document Scotland, a collective of four Scots-born photographers - Colin McPherson, Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert, Sophie Gerrard and Stephen McLaren, each exponents of documentary photography.

Document Scotland is joined by the Welsh collective ‘A Fine Beginning’ made up of Abbie Trayler-Smith, James O Jenkins, Jack Latham and Gawain Barnard.

The show runs from 26 August until 19 October 2014 at the Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow.

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