Briton brings other side of 'war on terror'

A haunting picture of a forest and photographs of Guantanamo Bay - eerie rendition locations - lift the veil in art form on government methods to counter terror.

"Extraordinary rendition involved very ordinary places," says artist Edmund Clark, pointing at the forest picture, part of a new exhibition, War of Terror, which is running in London through Aug 28.

The exhibition's loose sequence starts with the theme of extraordinary rendition followed by photographs of the Guantanamo Bay prison and ends with the experience of a man subject to a form of house arrest for suspected jihadists in Britain.