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Artist captures war as seen by children, toys included
Artist captures war as seen by children, toys included
Artist captures war as seen by children, toys included
6d - Jordan Times
6d - Jordan Times
BEIRUT/DEBAGA CAMP, Iraq — US photographer Brian McCarty wants you to see the horrors of war, but through the eyes of a child. There is no blood or mangled bodies. Instead there are pink dolls and blue tanks. A bird from a video game represents bomb
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Artist captures war as seen by children
7d - Gulf News
7d - Gulf News
McCarty uses art-therapy drawings and interviews with the children to depict their accounts using toys Debaga Camp, Iraq: US photographer Brian McCarty wants you to see the horrors of war, but through the eyes of a child. There is no blood or mangle
Artist captures war as seen by children - toys included
7d - Reuters
7d - Reuters
BEIRUT/DEBAGA CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S. photographer Brian McCarty wants you to see the horrors of war, but through the eyes of a child. A drawing by an Iraqi child shows two siblings fleeing next to a dismembered body, next to a photo rendition i
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Artist captures war as seen by children - toys included
8d - Reuters India
8d - Reuters India
BEIRUT/DEBAGA CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S. photographer Brian McCarty wants you to see the horrors of war, but through the eyes of a child. There is no blood or mangled bodies. Instead there are pink dolls and blue tanks. A bird from a video game rep