Left In Focus

What does 70 years of Nakba mean for members of the Jenin Freedon Theatre in the Jenin Refugee West Bank, Occupied Palestine? Check out this video from LIF founder Bryan MacCormack and the Jenin Freedom Theatre.

The Jenin Refugee Camp - 70 years after the exile What does the Nakba mean today to the second and third generations of exiles?

An article by Sarah Irving and Electronic Intifada about the Palestine Youth Orchestra's 2016 UK Tour featuring one of my photos of their performance in Glasgow. It highlights the challenges the PYO must overcome each tour due to the Israeli Occupation of Palestine and Siege of Gaza. Only a dedicated, resilient, talented and amazingly humanistic group of people could reach the level of success they have achieved. It seems that for the PYO, as for all Palestinians, Existence Is Resistance!

Palestine Youth Orchestra's triumphant UK debut A diverse program pleases solidarity audience and classical music fans alike.

As we deinstall our Lives Not Numbers exhibition we would like to thank Basilica Hudson and the 100 people who came out to see the work of Left In Focus photographers Atish Saha, Scott Langley, Jass Wise, and Bryan MacCormack. Please spread the message of this powerful work and we invite you to join us next time.

Not Numbers Gallery Opening in ONE HOUR!!!

Excited to announce that Left In Focus member Scott Langley will be a special guest at our gallery on Friday! Scott's documentation of the Death Penalty in the US has been featured on the BBC and other major news outlets. View some of his amazing work here: http://www.deathpenaltyphoto.org/
More on the Gallery here: https://www.facebook.com/events/253668695008685/

Death Penalty Photography Documentary Project A photo documentary on the death penalty