As part of the Kings Place Words on Monday series, PhotoVoice has announced an illustrated talk by award-winning photographer Nick Danziger. "More than anything else Nick Danziger is a traveller, a storyteller and an explorer of places and situations that most of us would never dare to go near," the organisers say. "He is a contemporary everyman, through whose eyes we can begin to understand the outside world." The event is taking place at Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG, from 7pm on 3rd March. Tickets are available online at the website below.

Website: An Evening with Nick Danziger

Photovoice Press Release

PhotoVoice Presents:
‘An Evening with Nick Danziger’

The lecture will take place:
Monday 3rd March 2014
7:00pm
Kings Place 
90 York Way, London, N1 9AG 
Online tickets are £9.50. Tickets at the door are £11.50. 
Book your ticket now
http://bit.ly/bookNickDnow

As part of the Kings Place Words on Monday series, PhotoVoice brings you an illustrated talk by award-winning photographer Nick Danziger. Nick has spent much of the last 25 years photographing heads of state as well as the world’s most dispossessed and disadvantaged.

Nick Danziger is a polymath. He abandoned a promising career as a painter to travel, and in the 1980’s he became a best-selling author; his first book Danziger’s Travels, is still in print to this day. In the 1990’s he won awards for his films for the BBC, and for other international networks, working with NGO’s such as ICRC. Throughout all this time Nick took still photographs, at first as a record and illustration, then as part of the film making process and in the last decade working principally as a photojournalist and documentary photographer.

These labels maybe describe what Nick does, but they do not define him. More than anything else Nick Danziger is a traveller, a storyteller and an explorer of places and situations that most of us would never dare to go near. He is a contemporary everyman, through whose eyes we can begin to understand the outside world.

Join us as we journey through the life & career of one of the world’s most renowned photojournalists. 

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