HOLMES: Welcome back, you're watching CNN. This is CONNECT THE WORLD, I'm Michael Holmes, appreciate your company. Well, today's Parting Shots takes a look at the complexity of Israeli and Palestinian lives through the lenses of 12 acclaimed photographers. It's an exhibit that attempts to reflect the diversity and the fragmented nature of the region after all these decades of conflict. And it is now open at the Center for Contemporary Art in Prague. Have a look.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: "This Place" is a monumental cultural project that explores Israel and the West Bank as both plays a metaphor through the eyes of 12 internationally-acclaimed photographers. An attempt to look at Israel as a place where the maps of the sacred overlap, compete, and ultimately exclude each other. The idea was to ask not photojournalists, not photo reporters, but artists who have developed their own grammar and their own syntax, to explore the many fault lines of this very highly-contested place. Look beyond the dual perspectives, for-against, victim-perpetrator. The entire idea was to look beyond the political map. And it's an invitation to embrace complexity and dissonance. "This Place" doesn't present a single, monolithic vision, but rather, a fragmented portrait, alive to all the rifts and paradoxes of this important and highly-contested place.</s>HOLMES: All right, I'm Michael Holmes, that was CONNECT THE WORLD. "The International Desk" with the lovely Lynda Kinkade coming up next. Don't miss that. We're going to bring you all the latest news from around the world, including Ottawa. Thanks for being with us today. I'll see you again at 2:30 in a couple of hours, three hours.
Parting Shots: Through the Lens