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Set to open December 18th - the day after Tumblr’s ban on adult content comes into effect, this exhibition is Slava's response to the rampant censorship across social media platforms, publishing and public venues.
The brains behind online platform Girls in Film, we talk to the creative and producer that is helping pave the way for a new generation of filmmakers.
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In my free time I teach my plotter bot Karel to draw with a pen. This is one of his styles. The photo is first divided into small tiles and then Karel randomly selects a style for each tile.
Rafael at Home, 1997 Mark Morrisroe in Bed, 1989 “I am not a photographer,” Gail Thacker insists. “I am a painter who discovered a medium that has a soul with…
Seeking order amid chaos
Photographer whose portraits captured the energy of post-independence Mali
African Photographer Malick Sidibé chronicled the exuberant life of the young people in Mali in the 1950s, 60s and 70s — we have some wonderful photos and a remarkable interview from 2008.
Simone Leigh’s chief subject is, in her own terms, “black female subjectivity,” hardly a predominant theme in an art world that has skewed way white and male since its inception.
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En este libro honesto, Martin Parr proporciona un comentario social punzante con su punto de vista de las parejas que han perdido el brillo en sus ojos. Esta serie de fotografías fueron tomadas com…
Photographie Africaine: Malick Sidibé
Mimmo Jodice (born 24 March 1934, in Naples) is an Italian photographer. He was professor at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli from 1970 to 1996. Since the 1960s Jodice worked with many artists of various styles like Pop art, Arte Povera or Fluxus. As a documentary photographer of conceptual art Jodice made photographs of artists, e.g. Andy Warhol, Joseph Beuys[1] oder Robert Rauschenberg. Later he focussed on landscape, and sceneries. In that field Jodice became one of the significant Italian photographers. Jodice dealt mainly with Italian landscapes and cities, using exclusively black-and-white films. Jodice worked on the concept of time, connecting the old and the new, such as run-down monuments and views of modern cities. An example is the series LOST IN SEEING. Dreams and Visions of Italy, whose effect is described by the essayist Alessandro Mauro as follows: "In Jodice’s work silence takes over places and the photographs become metaphysical visions, an interweaving of the signs of the past as they return to inhabit the present".[2] Very well known are the views on Jodice's home town Naples, for example the series Naples: une archéologie future. Among many exhibitions worldwide, Jodice's works are exhibited at the Aperture Foundation in New York, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris or the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea in Turin. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimmo_Jodice
Based on five years of exhibitions hosted by the LagosPhoto Festival, “Africa Under the Prism” beautifully documents contemporary photography in Africa.
OUR daily picture editor's gallery shows off some of the most spectacular images taken by the world's top photographers.
When you see funny and weird pictures depicting an improbable scenario, lousy acting, and that peculiar editing style, you can instantly tell that they are stock images. Cue: ridiculous stock photos.
Photographer Malick Sidibé launched ‘Studio Malick’ in 1962, a key moment in Mali’s history and the 'Golden Age' of West African portraiture.
Rafael at Home, 1997 Mark Morrisroe in Bed, 1989 “I am not a photographer,” Gail Thacker insists. “I am a painter who discovered a medium that has a soul with…
The 11 destinations vary from regions to cities to mountain ranges, but all have one thing in common: They aren't yet on most tourists' radars.
English translation of the three articles (on the situationnist-inspired site NOT BORED!) Au Musée Reiss-Engelhorn de Mannheim, dans la galerie Zephyr de photographie contemporaine, une exposition …
David Zwirner présente Transform, une exposition de travaux récents du photographe américain James Welling, dans l'une de ses galeries, celle située sur
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From the Ferguson riots to the school attack in Peshawar, a Missouri ‘firenado’ and hailstones in Siberia: the Guardian’s features picture editor Sarah Gilbert selects the most compelling images of 2014
Born in Poland in 1985 and based in London, Joanna Piotrowska has had a stellar career so far. Studying photography at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków and then on the prestigious MA at London's Royal College of Art, she won MACK's First Book Award in 2014 with FROWST, and then the Photoworks & Jerwood Award in 2015. She's already shown her work at the Winterthur Fotomuseum, Switzerland, MoMA in New York, Hayward Gallery, Institute of Contemporary Arts and Sadie Coles in London, and now her first solo show has opened at Tate Britain. Titled All Our False Devices, the exhibition includes both still photographs and 16mm films to consider gestures, relationships, and power. The series Self Defense, 2015 shows young women re-enacting poses from self-defence manuals, for example, while Shelters, 2016-2018 shows makeshift structures Piotrowska invited people to build at home in Lisbon, Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, and London.
THE 2018 HUGO BOSS PRIZE has been awarded to Simone Leigh. Best known for her ceramic works, Leigh's practice examines black female subjectivity, black feminist discourse, and the histo...
