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14 x 19 centimeter / 128 pagina's / softcover / Met bijdragen van Rixt Bosma, André Waardenburg, Caroline von Courten, Hans Gremmen, Venturi Scott Brown and associates, Harmen Liemburg, Raymond Frenken en Helmut Smits / Ontwerp en redactie: Hans Gremmen / Geproduceerd in samenwerking met Fotodok, Utrecht / €15,00 (excl. verzendkosten) / 978-94-90119-15-7 Meer informatie / bestel AANBIEDING: Koop nu Objects in Mirror - The Imagination of the American Landscape en The Mother Road in 1 bestelling en betaal geen 27 euro, maar 22 euro (exclusief verzendkosten) Meer informatie / bestel Zaterdag 10 maart om 15 uur wordt tijdens de opening van van de tentoonstelling Objects in Mirror, The Imagination of the American Landscape de gelijknamige publicatie gepresenteerd. Met bijdragen van Rixt Bosma, André Waardenburg, Caroline von Courten, Hans Gremmen, Venturi Scott Brown and associates, Harmen Liemburg, Raymond Frenken en Helmut Smits.
ACTIVITEITEN FW:
JONATHAN CHERRY: What got you started with photography? ALEJANDRO CAMPOS HERRERA : I think the credit has to go to my mom. She would always carry her camera everywhere so, as you can tell, a camera has always been present in every important (and not so important) event in my life. But it was until I got my first point-and-shoot that I really got hooked. Then, I started having many questions regarding photography so I started reading, learning, practicing, and the day I got my DSLR I started taking photography more seriously.
MULL IT OVER
from the Fulla Series © Boushra Almutawakel Meet Fulla, Boushra Almutawakel ’s Fulla, to be precise. Fulla is an Islamic version of the Barbie fashion doll, and one that supposedly adheres to Islamic codes of conduct.
Mrs. Deane : nothing is too amazing to be true
JR recently completed the third part of his work, Wrinkles of the city, as part of the 11th Havana Biennial 2012. The work a collaboration with the artist José Parlà, opened on May 13, the installation combines JR’s monumental photographs with the urban calligraphy of Parlà, displaying ... "In all my work I try to mirror what it is like to be human. The emotions we encounter from day to day. There is so much beauty in vulnerability but popular imagery "air brushes" the shadow from our lives in the hope of pushing away what is inevitable.
La Lettre de la Photographie
LOZ
One Year for Japan is Lozen up new publication. I have asked 4 Japanese photographers to give me pictures to illustrate the season they had chosen. Hiroshi Nomura for winter, Seiji Kumagai for Spring, Aya Muto for Summer and Yuko Amano for Autumn. Benefits from the sales will be given to the Japanese Red Cross.
Kate Hutchinson
More from relaxing times at the cottage. Tomorrow I get a whole bunch of film back from our recent trip to Florida among other things. It's always an exciting time, waiting for the film. Inevitably I am disappointed on the first look through, but the second and third looks are better, and each batch of film pushes me to do better next time. Never satisfied: a good way to be?
What if these are simply Harumichi Saito’s circle of friends and not some protagonists in a photographic project? Almost all of the photos in the gallery show people in them, and if you bother spending the time you realise that these are not just grabshots of interesting compositions or scenes with a person with only one leg that attract attention. Our friend Shintaro Sato, born and raised in East Tokyo where the tower is located, has followed and documented the construction of the tower over the last few years. Initially he was simply documenting the progress of construction, but later Sato changed his approach to creating panaromics, often from slightly elevated positions like in his Tokyo Twilight Zone work.
japan exposures | a personal introduction to Japanese photography
Time & Motion Studies presents the works of five photographers, each the result of deliberate and sustained observation. But more than that, each employs a carefully thought-out strategy for their study, a methodology by which to transcribe and communicate ideas about the world, tackling subjects that aren’t always obviously photogenic. For the photographers in the exhibition, the ideas they are trying to communicate take prescience over aesthetic concerns, although these remain important, both in terms of engaging viewers and in contributing to the development of a wider photographic language.
In Transit
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To celebrate the launch of Street Photography Now in the French language version, the publishers Thames & Hudson organise a ‘Street Photography Trail’ in Paris. The exhibtion curated by Nathalie Belayche, aka Food For Your Eyes, takes place from 5th to 28th November , throughout the Canal Saint Martin area . The prints are viewable by the passers-by 24/7. in locations ranging from hairdresser, bakery, coffee-shop to fashion boutiques, with all street facing windows, Selected photographs (18 photos) from Street Photography Now book show a mix of unexpected situations and beautiful moment of everyday life, sometimes humoristic, most of the time absurd, captured by a range of established and emerging street photographers. The Street Photography Trail preview is on 4th November . At the ocasion of the launch at Artazart bookstore, 83 quai de Valmy, Stephen McLaren, the author of the book, will offer a guided tour starting at 6:30 pm. If you are in Paris, come to join us !
Food For Your Eyes
Eyeteeth: A journal of incisive ideas
With 2011 gone, I'll spare you the self-serving top-10 list. But in the spirit of self-reflection, I have been looking back at the year at Eyeteeth . What I noticed: the most-read stories weren't really the best ones.© Ann Woo - If your in NYC this Saturday you should definitely try and make it to the opening of 31 Women In Art Photography curated by Jon Feinstein and Charlotte Cotton at Affirmation Arts down on 37th street. The exhibition includes photographs by Erica Allen, Amelia Bauer, Claire Beckett, Gilda Davidian, Jessica Eaton, Naomi Harris, Carmen von Kende, Anna Krachey, Yvonne Lacet, Erika Larsen, Jessica Mallios, Alison Malone, S.
Eyes of Artists
Bill Vaccaro - Jesus Is On The Mainline I’m what my wife calls a recovering Catholic. I have vague childhood memories of sleeping with a crucifix over my bed as a child.
Expiration Notice
Mona Kuhn spends her summers in the beautiful countryside near Bordeaux, France, in a house nestled in the pine forest, lit only by oil lamps and candles. MK : They are landscapes I took of the region in-between the portraits, to inform a little bit about the area. When I had the beautiful light, I was photographing my friends. When it was raining, and there are a lot of summer thunderstorms that go though there, I would go out and photograph the thunderstorms. A couple of them are dramatic thunderstorms images and large clouds and high contrast, and some are of pathways that create this idea where this room is where all the people have gathered. So you have a little bit of a maze like feeling with the landscapes that lead somewhere, but you don’t know where.
where are your own photos, they're great, it needs to be shared ;) by mrperrific Jan 26