Premiering in April, 2000, the exhibition of Sebastião Salgado's work on international migrations will be a large-scale, multi-media experience, with a group of 250 to 500 photos (depending on the size of the exhibition space) at its core. "The show will go behind being an exhibit," Salgado says. "It must endeavor to be a broader means of communication." The exhibition will be organized in such a way as to allow visitors to "travel" through the various countries and subjects. Several slide projection spaces will help visitors understand the dynamics of the work and the overall form that this migration/transition takes in the world. Thousands of tear sheets will also be shown, reminding viewers that the photographers are directly related to daily life, to the daily newspaper, their personal history. Slide shows and posters outside of the exhibition space will also reach a much larger audience of millions of people in schools, universities, community centers, train stations, airports and other public spaces. Exhibition Schedule International Maison Européenne de la Photographie April - September 2000 Paris, France Museu de Arte Contemporanea April - June 2000 Sao Paolo, Brazil Scuderie del Quirinale June - September 2000 (part of the Giubileo Commemoration) Rome, Italy Museu de Universo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil September - November 2000 Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid September - November 2000 New Art Gallery, Walsall Museum and Art Gallery Winter 2001/2002 (tentative) Walsall, UK National George Eastman House International Museum March 25 - June 18, 2000 Rochester , New York United Nations General Visitors' Lobby September 1 - October 15, 2000 New York, NY International Center of Photography June 9, 2001-Sept. 2, 2001 (tentative dates) New York, NY