Bottom 100 – photography exhibition explores other end of the worlds’ Rich List

Bottom 100 – photography exhibition explores other end of the worlds’ Rich List This week a pop-up gallery in Surry Hills is hosting The Bottom 100, an exhibition of images of some of the poorest people in the world, and their stories of struggle and survival against all odds.

It’s part of a world-first initiative by Fund for Peace, a global organisation dedicated to fighting poverty, is launching The Bottom 100 to draw attention to the world’s poorest, who are struggling at the other end of the worlds’ ‘Rich Lists’, with the aim of giving those at the bottom a face and a voice for the first time. The Bottom 100 is a project two years in the making, spanning across 5 continents and 23 different nationalities.

The Bottom 100 will be open in Surry Hills Friday 23rd June 6pm-8pm Saturday 24th June 10am-4pm People can learn more and find out how to support the campaign by visiting https://bottomhundred.org/

Location: 434 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW, 2010
Time: Friday 23rd June 6pm-8pm, and Saturday 24th June 10am-4pm

Bottom 100 photography exhibition It’s part of a world-first initiative by Fund for Peace, a global organisation dedicated to fighting poverty, is launching The Bottom 100 to draw attention to the world’s poorest, who are struggling at the other end of the worlds’ ‘Rich Lists’, with the aim of giving those at the bottom a face and a voice for the first time. The Bottom 100 is a project two years in the making, spanning across 5 continents and 23 different nationalities.

The Bottom 100 will be open in Surry Hills Friday 23rd June 6pm-8pm Saturday 24th June 10am-4pm People can learn more and find out how to support the campaign by visiting https://bottomhundred.org/

Location: 434 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW, 2010
Time: Friday 23rd June 6pm-8pm, and Saturday 24th June 10am-4pm