In 1986 David Marks worked alongside a group of journalists who reported on the South African Border War in Angola. They were embedded journalists with Jonas Savimbi’s UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of ...

In 1986 David Marks worked alongside a group of journalists who reported on the South African Border War in Angola. They were embedded journalists with Jonas Savimbi’s UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of ...

In 1986 David Marks worked alongside a group of journalists who reported on the South African Border War in Angola. They were embedded journalists with Jonas Savimbi’s UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of ...

No contextual information has been provided. The images appearing on the contact sheet were taken during a live performance which included images of musicians on stage as well as the sound equipment.

The colour photograph depicts an old fashion television screen showing a scene featured during the Johnny Cash Show.

The black and white photograph depicts an old fashion television screen featuring a scene from the Johnny Cash Show involving two men.

The colour photograph depicts Ambassador Mr Erik Yesoah standing in a sound studio.

The colour photograph depicts a band performing on stage.

The colour photograph depicts a crowd holding a sign asking, "Who Pays For War?"

The colour photograph depicts a crowd gathered at Central Park holding umbrellas.