Split Legacy: How did Magnum Photos come to represent Tim Hetherington's work?
When Magnum Photos’ members met last June, they voted to become the sole distributor of Tim Hetherington’s work – a decision that has since sparked intense debate and sometimes bitter critiscism in the photojournalism community. Olivier Laurent asks Hetherington’s former colleagues and friends what happened in the months following his death.
Author: Olivier Laurent
18 Oct 2011 Tags: Magnum photosPanosTim hetherington
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