On May 23-25, Visitors To The Amar Gallery On Whitfield Street Will Be Able To Explore Global Culture

Curated by Martin Vegas, the exhibition explores themes of identity, perception and transformation. Inviting viewers to experience photography as a powerful tool for storytelling and dialogue.

Atlas of Humanity is an international project based on the UNESCO Declaration on Cultural Diversity. Since its inception in 2015, Atlas of Humanity has documented more than 1000 different ethnic groups all over the planet, through the work of more than 400 photographers. The exhibition in London this May represents the 12th edition of the project and will show the work of 50 international photographers. Through portraits and documentation of daily moments they capture the richness and diversity of the world’s ethnic cultures. Providing a glimpse into the vanishing cultures of people who are striving to hold onto their heritage in a rapidly changing world.

“We have worked with Martin for many years and are always excited by the images he shows,” says Mike Ramos-Gonzalez, Owner of Innova Art. “We have long held an interest in the message behind Atlas of Humanity and being able to support the show in London, bringing that story to our home audience, was too good an opportunity to miss.”

ImageNation launched in 2013 with the aim to identify high-quality work by new voices in photography. The focus is on connecting the photo community and its audiences with the most inspiring works in print, in person and online. Representing a collection of talented and award winning artists from all over the world, with a wide range of interests, experience and backgrounds they are connected by the common passion of photography. All the photographers featured in London have been invited to show their work as they have the ability to capture the unusual moments in the every day. Their creativity can inspire both visually and emotionally. ImageNation blends stories from around the world with creative fine art works, exploring the many ways of interpreting the world around us

Photography enthusiasts, art lovers and those curious about new artistic voices are invited on an immersive visual journey that encourages you to see the world through a fresh lens.

Visit Amar Gallery, Kirkman House, 12-14 Whitfield Street, London, W1T 2RF to experience the journey for yourself.

Nearest Tube Stations
Goodge Street (0.1 mile)
Tottenham Court Road (0.3 mile)

Opening Reception
Friday, May 23rd 2025, from 6pm
Free Admission

Open Days and Hours
Saturday, May 24th and Sunday, May 25th:  11am-6pm
Free Admission