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EXHIBITIONLAND: KRISS GRAVES AND KAREN RUDD
Baang and Burne Contemporary is pleased to present Second NatureMeditations on a Peaceful Apocalypse. Artists Kris Graves and Karen Rudd Offer a Vision of Outrage, Reflection and Hope. Landscape,...
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ELLIE DAVIES
SMOKE AND MIRRORS «This work explores the complex interrelationship between landscape and beauty, and the notion that our understanding of landscape is constructed. In doing so it subverts the notion...
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PHOTOTALKS: ANDREW PHELPS
1. First off, please tell us a little about yourself.. What drew you initially to photography, and where does your inspiration come from? «I was born in Arizona and grew up spending my summers engaging...
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‘El Paso Street, El Paso, Texas, 1975’ by Stephen Shore Stephen...
‘El Paso Street, El Paso, Texas, 1975’ by Stephen Shore Stephen Shore’s work has been widely published and exhibited for the past thirty years. His career began at the early age of fourteen, when he...
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JOHN KILAR
SELECTED IMAGES «The ‘Life’ series is meant to be random spinets and insights to my journeys and adventures, not so much a single story. Or actually perhaps an ongoing story, which happens to be in no...
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VESSELINA NIKOLAEVA
SLEEPING GOLD UNDER THE RED MOUNTAIN We stumbled upon Vesselina Nikolaeva’s work a week ago and immediately felt empathy with her project. We asked her to introduce us a little bit the project that...
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FEDOR TELKOV
MARIS «The Mari (Russian: черемисы (old name), марийцы (modern name)), are a Volga-Finnic people who have traditionally lived along the Volga and Kama rivers in Russia. The majority of Maris today live...
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PER BAK JENSEN
INTRODUCTION BY MARTIN PETERSEN The good thing about being a landscape photographer is that you have to seek out the landscape. You’ve got to be there, you’ve got to be present. I believe that...
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“VIVIAN MAIER: STREET PHOTOGRAPHER" AT THE STEPHEN COHEN GALLERY
BY GREG JONES For those who don’t know the story of photographer Vivian Maier, you’re not alone, because it is a story that is still unfolding. In 2007, a cache of anonymous negatives was purchased...
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ERIC DE MARÉ Fishermen’s stores, Hastings, East Sussex...
ERIC DE MARÉ Fishermen’s stores, Hastings, East Sussex (1956) Eric de Maré (London, 1910-2002) was a British photographer and author, described as one of the greatest British architectural...
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EMI FUKUYAMA
THE MOON, FOLLOWING ME Thanks to Emi for the time devoted to Urbanautica and the presentation of her intimate view of the city of Tokyo. Steve Bisson «I started in 2005. I liked taking photos at...
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EXHIBITIONLAND: LORIS SAVINO
LORIS SAVINO: ”M.A.R.E. - The wakening of arabian dignity” when people will choose lifedestiny will have to answernight will lightenand chains will be broken Abu El Qasim Chebbi Enfin Libre is written...
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MARIA STURM
SELECTED WORKS I have asked the Romanian photographer Maria Sturm to introduce two projects that she submitted us: “Country Roads” and “Commond and Uncommon Places in Israel”. Her personal statements...
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TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK #5 AVAILABLE
The Éditions FP&CF , non-profit organization based in paris, france, are very glad to announce the new issue of “Tell Mum Everything Is Ok”, photo-zine of various contributors. This 5th issue is...
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PETER GRANSER: Helmut-Kraft-Foundation Talent Art Prize 2011
The german Art Foundation “Helmut-Kraft-Stiftung zur Förderung der bildenden Kunst” awards the Talent Art Prize 2011 to Peter Granser. The Grand Prize goes to Karen Kneffel. Members of the Jury were...
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PETER GRANSER: "J'AI PERDU MA TÊTE"
INTRODUCTION BY ANDREA FILIPPIN «There are words that sound too narrow and finite, underlying the real nature and complexity of their meaning, words that are nothing but codes, in an exercise of...
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