Photographer Abdi Roble wins Hanley Fellowship

January 23, 2009 10:08 am

From The Dispatch:

Somali photographer given fellowship
By Michael Grossberg
Photographer Abdi Roble has been awarded the first Raymond J. Hanley Fellowship, a $10,000 prize in memory of the former Greater Columbus Arts Council president. Roble is an acclaimed photographer who founded the Somali Documentary Project, which uses photography to produce an archive of the Somali diaspora.

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