Nicola Kurtz is an international award-winning portrait and documentary photographer.
She has just completed the story "Born too soon" about extremely premature babies born in the UK, as part of the 30th anniversary celebrations for Bliss, the special care baby charity.
Her portrait series of the 65th meeting of the Guinea Pig Club was published in "The Sunday Times Magazine" and also exhibited at the Hunterian Museum ( The Museum of The Royal College of Surgeons) and is now part of their permanent collection and also an image was exhibited in the "War and Medicine" exhibition at the Wellcome Trust.
Her work in Pakistan on abandoned babies cared for by the Edhi Foundation was published in "The Sunday Times Magazine"
Winner of the Amnesty International Media Award for Photojournalism in 2005 for her work "Flames of Desperation" published in The Sunday Times Magazine.
She has had two solo exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery in London, "Authors of Murder" and "Leading British Environmentalists" both sets of work are in the NPG permanent collection.
Published in numerous journals and newspapers included The Sunday Times Magazine, The Independent, Stern, Le Figaro.
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