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Renowned war artist John Keane travelled to Angola in 2006 to discover the issues faced by millions of young people living in this previously war torn country.

Angola in the Frame is a documentary which follows Keane’s journey as he visits organisations in the capital, Luanda, and the remote southerly area of Mavinga in Kuando Kubango province.

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About John Keane

Born in Hertfordshire in 1954, Keane attended Camberwell School of Art, rising to national prominence in 1991 when he was appointed as official British war artist during the Gulf War.

His work has always been deeply concerned with conflict - military, political and social - in Britain and around the world.

His vivid and politically charged paintings from Angola, which he spent a year creating, capture the complex realities of contemporary war and, in particular, the situation of children in conflict.

Artist John Keane - c.Christian Aid/Karen Hedges

The documentary weaves this creative process together with the powerful stories of the people he met and documented.

It is both an intimate portrait of an artist at work, and of a country redefining its future after 27 years of civil war.

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Find out the Background to Angola and about Christian Aid's work in conflict.

Read about the two brothers who were on opposing sides of the conflict in Sunday Times Relative Values

Last Updated ( Friday, 06 November 2009 )

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