WAR PHOTO LIMITED

This guide to WAR PHOTO LIMITED in Dubrovnik opens with a hard admission: Ron Haviv's photographs, taken while covering the war for Newsweek between nineteen ninety-one and two thousand one as the first Western journalist to get Serbian atrocities on film, did not stop a single killing as it happened. It follows how those same images later became evidence at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, and how the gallery itself began as a fifteenth-century grain store before photojournalist Wade Goddard and a business partner converted it in two thousand three. Look at the bare stone walls around you, once meant to hold food, not testimony.