‘Some of the most shocking photographs ever taken’ – review of The Camera Never Lies

At the entrance, a wall is covered with some of the most shocking photographs ever taken. In these images, part of The Incite Project's collection, humanity's capacity for evil is magnified and feels unchanging, an unfathomable sea of ​​carnage and chaos. These famous photographs, which tick every trigger warning box and were shot primarily by white, foreign photojournalists, depict global conflicts and crises: Kevin Carter's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Vulture and the Little Girl, the quintessential image of the famine that ravaged South Sudan in the 1990s; Malcolm Browne's photograph of a Buddhist monk shortly after he set himself on fire ...