Water Stories: The global water crisis in pictures
WATER STORIES: THE GLOBAL WATER CRISIS IN IMAGES
Coming to Brisbane for the first time is an international exhibition of images from 31-year-old US photographic artist Mustafah Abdulaziz, titled Water Stories. Since 2011 he has captured the stories of the people and the land from four continents showing the global water crisis through beautiful photography.
The Water Stories exhibition is of 70 large-scale images that encourage its audience to consider how we use water, how it is linked to every part of the prosperity of our lives and how clean safe water, and protected waterways, are critical to our future.
This unique outdoor exhibition will be on display at South Bank, Brisbane from 15 – 26 September and the images will be illuminated for night viewing.
Brought to Australia by the HSBC Water Programme, in partnership with WWF, Earthwatch and WaterAid.
For more information on Water Stories go to www.thewaterhub.org/waterstories
What: Water Stories: The Global Water Crisis in Images
Dates: 15 September– 26 September 2017 (illuminated at night)
Location: Brisbane Southbank, Lower Boardwalk (below) The Clem Jones Promenade
Entry fee: FREE
FREE
Event Details
Date:
15-26 September 2017
Where is it?
Clem Jones Promenade
South Brisbane, 4101
QLD
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