Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Photo-Exhibition-in-Cologne-on-the-Rhenish-Lignite-Mining-Area-27MDHUZNMJV.htmlConceptually similarPhoto Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNMCompleted★★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNNCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNOCompleted★★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNPCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNQCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNRCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNSCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNTCompleted★★★★Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaGP1SUDNUCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SUDNVPhoto Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaThe new Greenpeace touring exhibition "The Abyss That Was Once Home" with photographs of Jordan's Antonia Schlösser offers a journey back in time through the threatened and already excavated villages on the edge of the Rhenish open-cast mine. 21 stations are planned throughout Germany. Here you can see it on the Domplatte in Cologne.In original language:Fotoausstellung in Koeln zum Rheinischen BraunkohlerevierEine Zeitreise durch die bedrohten und bereits weggebaggerten Dörfer am Rande des Rheinischen Tagebaus bietet die neue Greenpeace-Wanderausstellung “Der Abgrund, der mal Heimat war” mit Fotografien von Jordis Antonia Schlösser. Geplant sind 21 Stationen durch ganz Deutschland. Hier zu sehen auf der Domplatte in Koeln.Locations:Cologne-Europe-Germany-Rhineland-Palatinate-Western EuropeDate:26 Sep, 2020Credit:© Anne Barth / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5120px X 3413pxKeywords:Activists-Art works-Cathedrals-Climate (campaign title)-Coal mining-Day-Exhibitions-KWCI (GPI)-Lignite-Masks (protective)-Outdoors-Rheinisch-Westfalische Elektrizitetswerke AG (RWE)Shoot:Photo Exhibition in Cologne on the Rhenish Lignite Mining AreaThe new Greenpeace touring exhibition "The Abyss That Was Once Home" with photographs of Jordan's Antonia Schlösser offers a journey back in time through the threatened and already excavated villages on the edge of the Rhenish open-cast mine. 21 stations are planned throughout Germany. Here you can see it on the Domplatte in Cologne.
