STANLEY GREENE - OPEN WOUND: CHECHNYA 1994-2003 where now each print is

where now each print is enhanced with color paints

illustrates the unhealthy state of the post-Soviet medical system in Ukraine: strenuous work in the outdated infrastructure and meagre salaries for medical professionals are disproportionate to the responsibility they bear

Always photographed from a central perspective and under an overcast sky

And we’ve done a lot in the four years MYPH has been around: in addition to the teaching itself

Ivan Vartanianwith contributions by Fujii Yūko

STANLEY GREENE - OPEN WOUND: CHECHNYA 1994-2003 where now each print isThe collapse of Russian communism in 1991 resounded to the shudder of an empire. It also sounded the death knell of the small, impoverished, forgotten land locked state of Chechnya in the Caucasus, which had the misfortune to be of geopolitical importance. Chechnya, whose population is mainly Muslim, reiterated its desire to become an independent state as it had already done 150 years earlier. In 1991, most Chechens were not aware of the economic