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Poh Tech Teung, Bangkok, Thailand

Craig Stennett — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:43:50 +0000

Poh Tech Teung’s ambulance crew pick up a fatal from a traffic accident in Bangkok’s suburbs.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:40:26 +0000

Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:36:38 +0000

Christian perfects his breakdancing moves. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:32:56 +0000

Discussing the performance at a break during rehearsals. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:29:47 +0000

One of the groups preparing themselves for rehearsals. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:26:19 +0000

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:22:22 +0000

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:19:16 +0000

The Breakdancers receive instructions from Museum Director Marion Méndez during rehearsals. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:13:08 +0000

Breakdancing in the Synagoge. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.

The Projekt Gröbzig, East Germany.

Craig Stennett — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 10:00:10 +0000

Pictured are Alf & Robin two of the Rap Artists on “The Projekt”. Photographed on assignment for Museum Synagoge Gröbzig as part of a European Youth Project to tackle racism, anti-semitism and intolerance. Groups of young people from Poland, Germany and Britain were brought together at The Jewish Museum in Gröbzig to produce a multimedia piece dealing with these themes over a three week period. A final production and display of their work would take place in the last few days of the project. The Synagoge itself is part of a Jewish Museum which was one of the only few in Germany to survive the 1930′s Nazis Kristallnacht, when most Synagoge’s were destroyed.