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Gypsy refugees from Kosovo in Beograd

May 30th, 2008 by Khamoro_chaj

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Children portrays from Chachipe Contest

October 20th, 2007 by Khamoro_chaj

Chachipe contest took place in Romania in the summer 2007. It finished at September 2007.

The contest was dedicated to a real face of Romani people. Photographers from several countries tried to show Romani lifestyle and spirit.


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Virtual exhibit: a Romano artist Zsolt Vary

October 20th, 2007 by Khamoro_chaj

A new virtual exhibit is published in a Gipsy web-magazine ‘Romany Kultury i Dziipen’: pictures of a Romano artist from Hungary, Zsolt Vari.

Dancing Romani Women

October 2nd, 2007 by Khamoro_chaj

Gipsy women have been always considered to be beautyful and attractive, and Gipsy dancers are an alive symbol of grace and passion. New picture series of Russian artist and ethnographer Nikolai Bessonov show the truth of those considerations.
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"Gypsies-Roma. Forgotten Images".

August 15th, 2007 by Olia Yatskevich

What a lucky day! Strolling through the Saski Park in Warsaw this morning, by pure accident, I came across wonderful open air photo exhibition on Polish Roma. “Gypsies - Roma. Forgotten Images“. The collection presents documented everyday life of Polish Roma in 50-60s of XX century. These black-and-white images probably the last saved piece of world and nomadic life style of Roma. It seems that random visitors of this amazing public art presentation were lucky enough - these photos have not been published for a long time. The photos were taken by Janusz Helfer, Polish photographer from Cracow, who was enthrall by Roma culture. 

Although, the settlements have dramatically changed life of Travellers, it have not cut them off their roots and traditions. The photographer has captured various aspects and interesting moments of everyday life of Polish Roma. You can see images of smiling children and people of older generation, tentcamps and family gatherings.

I was really happy to see that this exhibition has attracted attention of quite a lot of people who happened to be in the park. Good news! I had my camera with me and I am more then happy to share with you my photos on the photo exhibition on Polish Roma of 1950-60s. I hope this will give you an impression of this great collection.  

  

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