SIMON NORFOLK: For Most Of It I Have No Words

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SIMON NORFOLK: For Most Of It I Have No WordsNow out of print we have only two copies available Introduced by Michael Ignatieff 'It is a commonly held belief, although a myth nonetheless, that the birds refuse to sing amongst the remains of the death camp at Auschwitz; but it is certainly one of the quietest places on God's earth. Perhaps this is because it is somewhere from which He turned and walked away.' Simon Norfolk has photographed sites of genocide. The names ring like a death toll for

Ostrich (Kenya)

with a deep sense of outrage towards America’s industrial military complex and the institutionalised violence of warfare

The 2003 winner of the prestigious European Publishers Award for Photography was Greek photographer Haris Kakarouhas

Equipped with ample provisions of self-delusion

including the Observer

Japan and Australia

ramshackle institutions

The ultimate cleanup of the infected farms led to extraordinary lengths being taken to eradicate the virus

these pictures offer compassion

Thomas Hoepker visited Guatemala several times from 1991 onwards

First published in 1996 Small World is one of the most popular and most important of Martin Parr’s books

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