WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath” is on show at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., until Sept. 29 before moving to the [Brooklyn Museum](https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/war_photography/), where it will will be on display Nov. 8, 2013 to Feb. 2, 2014.
MARC NADER is a Detroit native with an unending love for the excellence of capturing live performances. He is an event and studio photographer specializing in live concert photography, who will tell you “Music was not only meant to be heard it was meant to be seen.” Nader is a staff Photographer at Detroit Live Magazine, owner of seethemuzic.com, and contributing house photographer for The Palace, DTE Energy Music Theatre and Meadow Brook.
ZSOLT REPASY is a Hungarian freelance photographer and photojournalist based in Budapest who has travelled extensively around the hidden corners of Europe and South-East Asia. His action sports, travel and documentary images have been featured by National Geographic, Corbis Images and Camerapixo magazine, including reportages from Transylvania, Dublin and
Sarajevo, Bosnia. Apart from working on social,cultural and humanitarian issues, Zsolt is working on a few long-term and in-depth reportages including parkour practitioners, assistance/service dogs and Roma culture in Hungary and the surrounding countries. Also works on commercial and editorial assignments on a regular basis internationally. He is a member of the Association of Hungarian Journalists and several international journalist groups.
MOTTY LEVY is an Israeli photojournalist who has worked for a variety of newspapers and magazines, including Hadashot, Maariv, Haretz, and The Jerusalem Post. Since moving to Canada, he has freelanced and puts his energy into projects inspired by photojournalism greats Henri Cartier-Bresson, W. Eugene Smith, and Bruce Davidson. Motty’s more recent work has been published in Canadian newspapers and magazines, including The Globe and Mail and Now Magazine, and has been showcased in art shows and galleries. His current obsession is with photo-story called, “In the Footsteps of Mark Twain in The Holy Land”. Starting with Mark Twain’s 1860 diary of his trip to the Middle East, he has decided follow Twain’s journey through The Holy Land, now partly Israel and partly the West Bank, to document the transformation and allure of each of the magnificent landmarks he visited during his documented journey, while displaying the impact and aftermath of the countless wars that have occurred since Mark Twain’s journey.
