highlights from the photostream

Converse Namani	His own room Braselino
The Mozambican handshake Farida	From trash to treasure Jeremias
Book of singing Braselino	The little experiment Irenio

all posts from the project blogstream

• Maputo exhibition photo coverage
• Photo exhibition in Mozambique shows impact of AIDS through the eyes of children
• Photo essay on AOL Australia's FotoZone
• Denver exhibition TV coverage
• Upcoming exhibitions
• Storytelling as social change
• Russell talks about project in TV interview
• No jet lag with these photos
• Reflections
• Two weeks in Mozambique
• The great Maputo bagel hunt
• Impressions
• Workshop impressions
• The secret behind the camera
• Workshop report
• Hello Wednesday, August 15
• Audio recording studio setups
• Kudos to Zegó
• Hello Venice???????????????
• Hello Tuesday, August 14
• Hello Friday, August 10
• Flourishing against the odds
• Hello Thursday, August 9
• Hello Wednesday, August 8
• Shooting back
• Hello Tuesday, August 7
• Hello Monday, August 6
• Touchdown Maputo
• To foster a young filmmaker
• From Madagascar to Mozambique
• Johannesburg layover
• London layover
• Marta's introduction
• Namani's introduction
• Nelson's introduction
• Aires' introduction
• Farida's introduction
• Nilza's introduction
• Heading to Mozambique: House is Small
• imagemagick, PS batch actions, cron
• Ready to teach
• Beginning at the beginning
• Blogging from a mobile phone
• The great chasm
• iTunes

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Maputo exhibition photo coverage Eugene Ahn Posted 7:37AM on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 Pacific Time UNICEF has provided a few photos of the exhibition space in Maputo. They've been posted on the Venice Arts Flickr page

Photo exhibition in Mozambique shows impact of AIDS through the eyes of children Thierry Delvigne-Jean UNICEF Posted 7:34AM on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 Pacific Time Last year, 21 children aged 11 through 17 took to the streets of Maputo with cameras to document their lives and their communities. Over the course of two weeks, with help from a team of professional photographers, they opened the doors of their homes and learned how to tell their stories through the camera's lens. (Click here to continue reading entire article posted at UNICEF website.)

Photo essay on AOL Australia's FotoZone Eugene Ahn Posted 12:38PM on Sunday, June 15, 2008 Pacific Time The project's co-founders are seen in a photo editing session in this June 2008 slideshow gallery on AOL Australia's FotoZone.

Denver exhibition TV coverage Eugene Ahn Posted 4:00PM on Friday, June 13, 2008 Pacific Time Colorado KUSA-TV's June 12 broadcast of an interview with Dr. Neal Baer, co-founder of The House is Small but the Welcome is Big photography project. Photographs by mothers and orphans affected by the global AIDS epidemic are now on exhibit in Denver at Gallery M Through July 13.

Upcoming exhibitions Eugene Ahn Posted 7:00AM on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 Pacific Time Upcoming exhibitions of The House is Small But the Welcome is Big: Denver, June 11-July 13, 2008 Gallery M 2830 E Third Ave Denver CO 80206 877 331 8401 Maputo, July 8-19, 2008 Centre Culturel Franco-Mozambicain Av. Samora Machel n°468 CP 491 Maputo Mozambique (+258) 21 31 45 90 New York City, September 20- October 18, 2008 Exit Art 475 Tenth Ave New York NY 10018 212.966.7745

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