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Postcards From America
http://postcards.magnumphotos.com/
A project by: Paolo Pellegrin, Jim Goldberg, Susan Meiselas, Alec Soth, Mikhael Subotzky & Ginger Strand
Der Greif Magazine
DER GREIF #4 from Pop Ross on Vimeo.
Top 10 contributed articles published in 2010
http://cameraobscura.busdraghi.net/2011/top-10-articles-2010/
Babel Images & Wildeopenspace
Fabryka
ul.Zabłocie 23
Krakow, Poland
Friday at 8:00pm
This Friday, opening of the space of Babel Images photographic collective and Wildeopenspace studio in Fabryka.
We will be screening Babel Images photography, showing paintings by British artist Wilde, + the chance to see posters by cult graphic designer and DJ Animisiewasz screened onto the walls.
See you in Fabryka – it’s all happening in the first building on the right when you pass the gate, first floor.
Eddie Adams XXIII
Proud to be part of the Eddie Adams Family!!!
Randall Scott Editions
Randall Scott Editions are selling an edition of prints (see chosen image below) from my series “Through the Mountains”
13x19in (edition of 20) $500
24x30in (edition of 20) $1250
For purchase and info:
The 8th Aleppo Women’s Art Festival, 6 – 17th of October, 2010, Syria
The 8th Aleppo Women’s Art Festival which will be taking place throughout the old city from 6th to 17th of October, 2010 in Syria. Eighty artists from fifteen countries will be exhibiting their work. The festival focuses on women-in society portrayed through all forms of art. There will be photography, paintings, visual art and installations as well as dance, music, poetry, literature and cinematography.
James Danziger
From James Danziger, pictureyear.blogspot.com
As a preface to my talk at Tokyo Photo (see below) I articulated four rules that I thought were essential for any young photographer trying to survive.
Here are the rules:
1. Have talent. (Talent is not when your friends tell you they love your work, but when people who don’t like you have to admit it’s good.)
2. Understand how the world works. (Not just globally, but on a macro level. Understand what people need and don’t need. Understand when to approach people and when not to. Develop social skills.)
3. Choose good friends. (There’s nothing like an effective network.)
4. Be modern. (Don’t do anything that looks like it’s someone else’s work. Stay on top of technology. Engage on multiple platforms.)
Flash Forward 2010 Group Show
OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6
7:00 – 10:00pm
Location:
171 East
Liberty Street Market, unit
118/120 Toronto, Canada
CURATED BY: MARYANN CAMILLERI, MYRABELLE CHARLEBOIS & AARON SCHUMAN
Curatorial Statement
There could be no Flash Forward Festival without this six-year-old annual competition showcasing the best emerging photographers from Canada, the USA and the UK. Each year, after a call for entry to emerging photographers, curators from each of the participating countries review the submitted work and identify those young people that they believe show great promise as professional fine art or documentary photographers. This exhibition and supporting publication show the result of that process.
The Magenta Foundation gratefully acknowledges the nurturing support of Flash Forward Festival Presenting Sponsor TD Bank Financial Group for its ongoing commitment to Flash Forward, in all its formats, since launching six years ago.
FEATURED ARTISTS:
Kotama Bouabane
Philip Cheung
Becky Comber
Leanne Eisen
Shanghoon Jeong
Grant Harder
Jennilee Marigomen
Andrew Myers
Geoffrey Pugen
Guillaume Simoneau
Jessica Thalman
Peter Ainsworth
Jason Bascombe
Alinka Echeverria
Jason Larkin
Laura Pannack
Ali Richards
Anja Schaffner
Indre Serpytyte
Kurt Tong
Mike Whelan
Renhui Zhao
Jowhara AlSaud
Claire Beckett
Magda Biernat
Anthony Blasko
Izabella Demavlys
Jonathan Gitelson
S. Billie Mandle
Colin LaFleche
Tribble and Macenido
Kevin Van Aelst
Adam Ferguson
“The moment I become unaffected or unable to feel,” Mr. Ferguson said, “it would be time to go and do something else with my life. The war would have got me.”
