The international Fotobook Festival of Kassel takes place at Le Bal in Paris for the 5th edition. Dummy Awards, Photo Book Award, publishers, curators, photographers, loads of conferences and way more to discover. Don't think just go ! 
(C)RÊVE est une carte blanche collective donnée à trois artistes ayant en commun la mise en jeu de mots ou d'images puisé(e)s dans des répertoires populaires, politiques ou encore publicitaires. Le titre choisi fait écho à l'incertitude du sens prêté à un énoncé, commune aux mondes de l'art et de l'information, et à la question fatale du (non)choix qui se pose tant dans un bureau de vote, un hypermarché ou un organisme culturel. Via Syndicat Potentiel Strasbourg 
Olivier Laurent s’intéresse aux sommes investies par les grands musées britanniques en matière d’achats d’œuvres photographiques.On apprend ainsi que la Tate a dépensé pas de loin de 1,5 million de livres de 2007 à 2010 pour acheter 252... 
Le Monde.fr - A Cherbourg et Paris, deux expositions rendent gloire à cet ex-peintre obsédé de la composition. 
The music man behind one of Paris's best new cultural institutions provides us with his playlist to close 2011... ... 
Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989) à travers l’œil de Sofia Coppola, tel est le propos original de cette exposition chez Thaddaeus... ... 
"If you've been following this website, you're probably aware of the announcement of the first Photobook Meetup New York, an event organized by Bryan Formhals, Noah Kalina, and myself. Last Friday, the event took place." 
The photographer's images made in Southern California—many of which have never been shown—are brought together in a comprehensive and delightful exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. ... 
Rare photos of the first Australian expedition to Antarctica circa 1911-1914 ! 
Le Monde.fr - Pour sa quatrième édition, le festival Photo Phnom Penh – qui a lieu au Cambodge – présente jusqu'au 12 décembre une série d'expositions de jeunes photographes. 
Festival Strasbourg-Méditerranée : 26 novembre-10 décembre 2011... 
Mark Power Made over a period of five years, The Sound of Two Songs offers an extensive and personal photographic survey of Poland. This is the UK premiere of a major new exhibition by renowned Magnum photographer Mark Power. |
"In December 2011, London Transport Museum came under fire for banning DSLR cameras over other photographic equipment at the Aldwych Underground Station. A sign, displayed on 03 and 04 December, read: "Due to their combination of high-quality sensor and high resolution, digital SLR cameras are unfortunately not permitted inside the station". " 
Dans son installation au Grand Palais Paris Photo a gagné plus de visibilité, un public encore et plus large et un professionnalisme incontestable. 
City dwellings: Stockholm seen through the photographers eyes (1845-1980). Edited by Leif Wigh. Moderna museet, 2001. 
Petite prospérité. Les classes moyennes en Afrique, par Joan ...L'ExpressAu terme d'un travail au long cours, le photographe Joan Bardeletti donne à voir une Afrique méconnue, mais finalement très proche de nous. Via Mercier Jeanne 
Visionnez le diaporama photo "Chaplin, l’homme et le mythe à Evian" de Connaissancedesarts.com. Le Palais Lumière d’Evian présente jusqu’au 20 mai une exposition consacrée à Charlie Chaplin à travers ses archives photographiques. Elle propose un regard croisé sur l’homme et le mythe. Christie's va disperser à New-York le 19 décembre la seconde partie de la collection des Consolidated Freightways. 
Sous le titre de "Spacialités", Michel Kirch expose quarante photos à l'Espace Pierre Cardin Evolution, dans le Marais à Paris, jusqu'au 29 décembre. Via Marie C. 
During the early days of atomic bomb experiments in the 1940s, nuclear weapons scientists had some difficulty studying the growth of nuclear fireballs in test detonations. These fireballs expanded so rapidly that even the best cameras... 
Recognized as a pioneer of American color photography, Alex Webb has consistently created photographs characterized by intense color and light since the 1970s. ... 
As signified by Manhattan’s horse-drawn taxis and the superfluous beachwear at Coney Island, these photographs of New York were taken at the turn of the last century. Oh, wow. That reminds us why they’re called bathing suits. Naturally, it’s intriguing to see the evolving stages of NYC’s mythological, cinematic landscape, its seaports, bridges, and train tracks. Yet, we find ourselves utterly distracted by the residents — the strolling shoppers of the Union Square flower market, the olde fashionistas of Greenwich Village, the sheep herder at Prospect Park… wait, what? Yes, a sheep herder. Plucked from the Library of Congress by the Business Insider, take a gander into the New York of yore in our gallery. 
Stanley Kubrick was a writer and director famous for movies such as: Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining. Before he began directing he was a photographer for LOOK Magazine from 1945-1950. The Museum of the City of New York and VandM have recently chosen 25 of Kubrick’s photographs out of 10,000 negatives to sell with the majority of the proceeds going to the Museum of the City of New York. |
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