Kongresshaus, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 5 - 9 June, 2015
Across four continents in eight countries. Nick Danziger returns to the people he photographed ten years ago to see how the United Nations Millennium Development Goals are transforming their lives.
Monaco Fine Arts, Monaco, 13 May - 28 May, 2015
The British Council, London, 15 May - 25 July, 2014
The Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong, 9 - 28 April, 2015
Granted extraordinary access to parts of North Korea, this is one of the first ever views of inside North Korea and how North Korean citizens go about their daily routines.
Royal Geographical Society, London, 26 November, 2011 - 10 January, 2012
Shot across 8 countries on 4 continents Nick Danziger returns to the same people he photographed 5 years ago to see how the United Nations Millennium Development Goals are transforming their lives.
Le parvis de l'Hotel de Ville de Paris, 16 - 27 november, 2011
Canadian War Museum, Musée Canadien de la Guerre, Ottawa, Canada February 8 - April 21, 2013
Founders' Gallery, Military Museums, Calgary, Canada August 8 - December 2, 2013
Que sont devenues les onze femmes que Nick Danziger avait photographiées en 2001 pour illustrer une étude du Comité internationale de la Croix Rouge (CICR) sur la situation et les besoins particuliers des femmes en période de conflit armé ?
Dix ans après, l'exposition et l'ouvrage Onze femmes face à la guerre raconte à travers elles la décennie écoulée. Onze destins, onze regards d'Afghanistan, de Sierra Leone, de Colombie, de Bosnie-Herzégovine, du Kosovo, d'Israël et de Palestine.
Grâce à la mobilisation des antennes locales du Mouvement Croix-Rouge et d’autres organisations internationales, il a retrouvé la trace de ces femmes et les a re-photographiées dans leur quotidien d’aujourd’hui. Pour certaines, la situation a peu évolué tandis que d’autres se reconstruisent et mènent à présent une vie normale, loin des turpitudes qu’elles ont dû subir.
Quai Antoine 1er, Monaco. 7 - 30 septembre, 2011
"Cette exposition est dédiée à femmes extraordinaires qui ont accepté d'être photgraphiés. J'espere que leur temoignage contribuera a mettre un visage sur toutes celles qui continuent a souffrir en silence."
Il y a dix ans, Nick Danziger exposait dans plusieurs pays les images de onze femmes ou jeunes filles meurtries par la guerre, qu’il avait réalisées à la demande du Comité international de la Croix Rouge.
Dix années plus tard, Nick Danziger est parti à leur recherche. Qu’étaient-elles devenues ?
Grâce à la mobilisation des antennes locales du Mouvement Croix-Rouge et d’autres organisations internationales, il a retrouvé la trace de ces femmes et les a re-photographiées dans leur quotidien d’aujourd’hui. Pour certaines, la situation a peu évolué tandis que d’autres se reconstruisent et mènent à présent une vie normale, loin des turpitudes qu’elles ont dû subir.
L’exposition « GUERRE ET PAIX, Femmes dans le XXIème siècle » permet de découvrir les photographies de ces onze femmes que Nick Danziger a suivi au cours de ces dix dernières années mais présente également d’autres photographies de ce photographe sur le thème de la femme victime de conflits.
Britomart, Auckland, New Zealand, July-August, 2011
Granted special access by the New Zealand Rugby Union, this exhibition is of a unique set of images of the All Blacks rugby team featured on a cluster of adshel bus shelters near the RWC Countdown Clock at Britomart.
The Morgan Library and Museum, New York, USA, January 21 to May 1, 2011
Two of Nick's works are presented amongst the drawings and photographs from the collection assembled by American fashion designer Herbert Kasper - simply known as Kasper.
Commissioned by the International Committee of the Red Cross and based on the book of the same name Missing Lives shows the work of the ICRC and other organisations have undertaken to trace the 32,278 missing men, women and children during the war in the Balkans between 1991 and 1995. The photographic exhibit specifically documents and commemorates the personal stories of fifteen families whose relatives disappeared during the wars of the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
Riverside Walkway, Gabriel's Wharf, London, 2010
Kalemegdan Fortress, Belgrade, Serbia, 2010
Trg Djece, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Hercegovina, 2010
Mother Theresa, Pristina, Kosovo, 2010
Spanksi Trg, Mostar, Bosnia-Hercegovina, 2010
Bana Milosavljevica, Banja Luka, Bosnia-Hercegovina, 2010
Trg Strossmayer, Zagreb, Croatia, 2010
Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France, 2010
Place du Luxembourg, Brussels, 2010
Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, Canada, 2011
Waisenhausplatz, Berne, Switzerland, 2011
Melbourne Cultural Hub, Melbourne, Australia, 2011
Red Deer Museum, Red Deer, Canada, 2014
Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy October 1, 2010 - January 23, 2011
Royal Geographic Society, Kensington Gore, London - 2009
Ecole Biblique et Archeologique Francaise de Jerusalem, April 7th - April 15, 2010
A.M. Qattan Foundation, RamallahApril 20th - April 28th, 2010
French Cultural Center, Nablus, May 4th - May 12th, 2010
Dar Annadwa, Bethlehem, May 19th - May 27th, 2010
Royal Geographic Society, Kensington Gore, London - 2009
The National Gallery, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, December 5 - December 30, 2010
World Cultural Centre, Lalibela, Ethiopia, January 2012
Gonder, Ethiopia, November 2012
Axum, Ethiopia, November 2012
Jan Meda, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, January 2013
Musée des Arts Asiatiques, Nice, France, October 28, 2009 - January 11, 2010
Nick Danziger and writer Peter Stothard's 30-day, ground-breaking study of a Prime Minister at war.
National Portrait Gallery, London - 2007
Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, Canada - 2008
Simon Fraser University, Teck Gallery, Vancouver, Canada - 2008/2009
London Gallery West, University of Westminster, London - 2010
Nick Danziger travels to eight of the world’s poorest countries and meets individuals living in extreme poverty to examine how the United Nations’Millennium Development Goals may provide a lifeline of hope.
London County Hall, London - 2006
The National Library, Singapore - 2006
The Photographic Society of Singapore, Singapore - 2006
Wat Phnom Exhibition Centre, Phnom Penh, Cambodia - 2006
Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand - 2006
Foreign Correspondents’ Club of South Asia, Delhi, India - 2006
Monasterio San Nicolo, Lido, Venice, Italy - 2008
British Embassy, Budapest, Hungary - 2008
International Business School, Budapest, Hungary - 2008
Composed of 22 photographs and 11 documentary short films, this exhibition portrays the lives of 11 women affected by war, and is thematically linked to the resolutions of the Geneva Conventions and principles of international humanitarian law.
Délégation en France Comité International de la Croix-Rouge (ICRC), Paris, France - 2006
Théâtre de la Photographie et de l'Image, Nice, France, - 2008/2009
Limited selection:
Belgrade City Hall, Serbia - 2002
Belgrade Media Centre, Serbia - 2002
Red Cross of Vojvodina Headquarters, Novi Sad, Serbia - 2002
Army House, Kraljevo, Serbia, April – 2002
Cultural Centre, Bujanovac, Serbia, April – 2002
Red Cross of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro - 2002
Grimaldi Forum, Monte Carlo TV Festival, Monaco - 2004
Al Hussein Cultural Centre, Amman, Jordan - 2006
Bazerkane Square, Beirut, Liban - 2006
Mas d’Azil, Ariège, France – 2006
Composed of 22 photographs and 11 documentary short films, this exhibition portrays the lives of 11 women affected by war, and is thematically linked to the resolutions of the Geneva Conventions and principles of international humanitarian law.
Hungarian Museum, Millenaris Park Gallery, Budapest - 2006
Downtown Cultural Centre, Warsaw, Poland, - 2005
Szczecin University - 2006
Gdańsk University - 2006
A portrait of the British across the social divide, by turns illuminating, saddening, humorous, frightening and above all challenging.
The University Gallery, Newcastle - 2002
Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth - 2002
The Maltings, Farnham – 2002/2003
The Midland Arts Centre, Birmingham - 2003
Dimbola Lodge, Isle of Wight - 2003
Dean Clough, Halifax – 2003/2004
Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast - 2003
The Gallery, Oldham - 2004
The Brindley, Runcorn - 2005
Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter - 2006
Polka Galerie, Paris, France - 2010
Atelier Soardi, Nice, France - 2011
Aras na Macléinn, NUI, Galway, Ireland - 2013
Monaco Fine Arts, Monaco, 2014
Musée Océanographique, Monaco, 2006
Berkeley Square Gallery, London, 2003
Palais des Nations, Geneva, 1989
What could be more different than the modern, marginalised East End of Glasgow, Kabul, the exotic and war-revenged capital of Afghanistan, and Tijuana, the Mexico border-town. Through the eyes of Nick Danziger we see the disturbing similarities.
The Timothy Taylor Gallery, London - 1997
Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow - 1997
Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth
The Granary, Farnham
The Midland Arts Centre, Birmingham
The Wharf, Tavistock, Dorset – 1999
A record of life in Britain in the mid-1990s as lived by a forgotten section of society, those living on or below the poverty line.
The National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford - 1996
The Riverside Studios, London - 1996
The University Gallery, Newcastle - 1996
The Wharf, Devon – 1999
Through a series of individual and personal stories Behind the Headlines gets to the heart of a country often in the news but little understood.
The Midland Arts Centre, Birmingham - 1993
Bradford Gallery's Lister Building, Bradford - 1994
Ilkley Community College -1994
Host Gallery, London - 2006
Tron Gallery, Glasgow
Canada House, London - 2007
Danziger explores Iran, Afghanistan, Tibet and Bhutan, travelling all the way to Peking almost entirely by local means – by horse, camel, donkey or tractor, and on foot.
The Photographers’Gallery - 1987
The National Theatre, London - 1987
The National Theatre, London - 1987
The National Theatre, London – 1992