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A lone anti-war protester confronts police in Whitehall during the Cuban Missile Crisis, London - © Don McCullin
A retrospective of the photographer Don McCullin. The exhibition, which features over 200 photographs, objects, magazines and personal memorabilia, spans McCullin's 50-year career and features his frontline work from conflicts all over the world, including Vietnam, Bangladesh, El Salvador and Northern Ireland Also on display are a number of rarely seen portraits including Mother Theresa and John Lennon. The exhibition also contemplates the moral dilemmas faced by McCullin as a witness to and photographer of conflict and its human cost, as well as McCullin's approach to the changes seen in photography and journalism throughout his career.
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