'Manchester's Faces' call for tougher arms controls...
Photographic portraits of 1,000 people in Manchester backing calls for tougher regulations on the arms trade will be presented for the first time next Wednesday (29 March). The portraits, including those of Lemn Sissay (below), The Doves, Richard Ashcroft and Elbow, have been taken by a group of Oxfam volunteers over the last five months as part of the 100 Day Countdown for the Control Arms campaign.
The exhibition, titled 'Manchester's Faces', will be open to the public between 29 March and 21 May at venues around the city, beginning at the Printworks. For more information about the exhibition or launch night, please contact Amy Merone in the Manchester Campaigns Office (Manchester@oxfam.org.uk).
Dates and venues for the exhibition:
29 March - 2 April Printworks
5 April - 7 May Greenroom
12 - 23 April Manchester Craft and Design Centre
24 April - 21 May Earth Café, Manchester Buddhist Centre
8 - 21 May Eighth Day Café.
More about Manchester's Faces.
Show your support for Control Arms: add your face to the Million Faces petition.
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