Murder not Tragedy

An exhibition of observations, both witnessed

and imagined of the rana plaza collapse.

Murder not Tragedy

An exhibition of observations, both witnessed
and imagined of the rana plaza collapse.

M u r d e r n o t Tr a ge d y
On 24th April, 2013,
1127 garment workers
perished in the collapse
of Rana Plaza in
Savar. This exhibition,
Murder, Not Tragedy,
documents that event,
and provides a record of
protest by Bangladeshi
photographers, activists
and other artists.

As the image overleaf shows, this

is a confronting exhibition. It can
only be so. Murder, Not Tragedy
confronts us with the reality of the
Bangladeshi garment industry.

Dates
20th 27th November 2015
Creators Artspace
Gateway Village
Wodonga Vic 3690

NTEU, Australian Bangladesh

Solidarity Network and Australia
Asia Workers Links are working
with Bangaldeshi garment workers
and union activists to organise
workers and communities, both in
Bangladesh and Australia, to put
an end to the gross exploitation of
which Rana Plaza is a symbol.

Opening
Friday 20th November 2015 at 3pm by
Ged Kearney President of the ACTU
Hours
Saturday 21st Friday 27th November
10am 4.00pm
www.creatorsartspace.weebly.com
Further information
Virginia Mansel Lees 0438 282 146
Chip Eling 0417 543 585

image Taslima Akhter

Supp o r te d b y

M u r d e r n o t Tr a ge d y
On 24th April, 2013,
1127 garment workers
perished in the collapse
of Rana Plaza in
Savar. This exhibition,
Murder, Not Tragedy,
documents that event,
and provides a record of
protest by Bangladeshi
photographers, activists
and other artists.

As the image overleaf shows, this

is a confronting exhibition. It can
only be so. Murder, Not Tragedy
confronts us with the reality of the
Bangladeshi garment industry.

Dates
20th 27th November 2015
Creators Artspace
Gateway Village
Wodonga Vic 3690

NTEU, Australian Bangladesh

Solidarity Network and Australia
Asia Workers Links are working
with Bangaldeshi garment workers
and union activists to organise
workers and communities, both in
Bangladesh and Australia, to put
an end to the gross exploitation of
which Rana Plaza is a symbol.

Opening
Friday 20th November 2015 at 3pm by
Ged Kearney President of the ACTU
Hours
Saturday 21st Friday 27th November
10am 4.00pm
www.creatorsartspace.weebly.com
Further information
Virginia Mansel Lees 0438 282 146
Chip Eling 0417 543 585

image Taslima Akhter

Supp o r te d b y