APS Bank’s latest publication brings together diverse viewpoints through photography

Any photographer’s exploration of their creative side requires an appreciation of the diverse characteristics that give individuals and communities their unique identity. This is the underlying theme in APS Bank’s latest publication, titled Diversity: Recognising Individuality.

Launched earlier this week, the book features the unique perspectives of local photographers Sita Azzopardi, Duncan Cauchi, Ondre Camilleri-Gaglione, Richard Farrugia and Keith Ellul, as well as a key essay by Anthony Catania which ties them all together. Diversity: Recognising Individuality closes off a three-year series analysing the power of photography from different angles.

“APS has practised the values of diversity, such as respect, openness, acceptance and inclusiveness since its inception 100 years ago. Through this exhibition and book, we would like you to join us on our journey”, said APS Bank’s Head of Strategy and Marketing, Hervé Delpech.

Selected works by these photographers are also being exhibited at the APS Head Office foyer until 31 May. The public is being invited to visit between Mondays and Fridays from 8.30am to 4pm and on Saturdays from 8.30am to 12pm.

The book is for sale at €35 per copy from the Bank’s Head office and can also be obtained from the Bank’s Online Store apsbank.trolleymania.com. The proceeds from this book will be donated to Dar tal-Providenza. For further information, send an email to info@apsbank.com.mt or phone 21226644.

From left to right: Richard Farrugia, Keith Ellul, Duncan Cauchi, Hervé Delpech, Kevin Casha, Sita Azzopardi, Ondre Camilleri-Gaglione, Anthony Catania