Guy Tillim Kunhinga portraits 18 June - 19 July 2003 Taken in February 2002 in the Angolan province of Bie, near Kuito, Guy Tillim's Kunhinga portraits portray displaced people, who in the months before the end of the civil war, fled in advance of the Angolan government's "clearing" of regions where civilians had provided cover for UNITA soldiers. The subjects had walked for five days from Monge to seek refuge in the small town of Kunhinga in the safe havens provided by foreign agencies stationed in the area. These colour portraits are a new departure for Tillim who is best known for his black-and-white reportage. The images are available in an edition of 12 pigment prints on 300g cotton paper, archivially printed by Tony Meintjes, signed and inscribed by the photographer. Paper size: 60 x 76cm, image size: 49.5 x 66cm. Please contact us as regards the current availability and price for each print. For more information contact +27 (0)21 421 2575 or fax +27 (0)21 421 2578 or email info@michaelstevenson.com. Arao Shingawule, Adrian Pacasi, Pedro Gitali and Jose Arao Rosalina Nahamba holding baby Filomena Lasinda. Her daughter, Rosali Sindali holds baby Guerra Fiorinda Ngoma, her mother Rosalia Nahamba (holding baby Filomena Lasinda), and her sister Rosali Sindali, holding baby Guerra Justino Ngene, Laurino Bongue and Faucino Hando Feliciano Sachova and Marcolino Kosenge Eugenia Namukundu and Rafaela Catimba Rosalina Wenda and Diolina Kasova Mateus Chitangenda, Fernando Chitala and Enoke Chisingi Brothers Bernado Sayovo and Horacio Chikambe Sophia Salala and Ermalinda Chinhanala Albertina Natatu and Amelia Catembo Sisters Bertha Chquia and Jamba Rosa, and sisters Louisa Vuyuyu and Maria Namunga Refugees, Kunhinga, I, 2003 Refugees, Kunhinga, III, 2003 Refugees, Kunhinga, IV, 2003 Refugees, Kunhinga, V, 2003 © 2003 Michael Stevenson. All rights reserved.