Nach der erfolgreichen "Hold Still"-Ausstellung von Kate Middleton über den Alltag der Menschen während der Pandemie, werden die Fotos. 1 Der Gewinn von «Hold Still» soll zwischen der Wohltätigkeitsorganisation Mind, die sich um geistige Gesundheit kümmert, und der National. 2 Das vom Kensington Palast veröffentlichte Cover des Buches "Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in " mit Porträts. 3 Heute wird Herzogin Kates „Hold Still“ veröffentlicht. Bei einem Telefonat mit einer beteiligten Familie gab Kate der kleinen Tochter ein. 4 Titled Hold Still: A Portrait Of Our Nation in , Kate explained that the book will serve as a “lasting record of what we were all experiencing” as we lived through the pandemic. The photobook will launch on the 7th of May and will feature a foreword written by Kate. You can pre-order the book on the NPG’s website, here. 5 Friday, 7th of May — Kate conducted engagements in London to celebrate the publication of the National Portrait Gallery’s book Hold Still: A Portrait of our Nation in Kate joined The Book Fairies in hiding copies of the new publication for people to find. 6 Photographs reflecting resilience, bravery, kindness – all those things that people are experiencing.”. Now, the project is being turned into a photography book called Hold Still: A Portrait. 7 The Hold Still Community Exhibition. The final portraits were displayed in towns and cities across the UK during October and November The photographs featured on hundreds of posters and billboards up and down the country, including in the hometowns of many of the entrants. The exhibition was supported by the Co-op and a selection of. 8 The Duchess of Cambridge has shared the final photographs to be digitally exhibited in " Hold Still." Today on Instagram, Kate Middleton published a collage of the photos that were chosen by. 9 22 June - 6 August Hold Still was an ambitious community project created as a unique collective portrait of the UK during lockdown. Along with our Patron, the Princess of Wales, we invited people of all ages to submit a photographic portrait, taken in a six-week period during May and June , focussed on three core themes – Helpers. 10 12