BLIK – contemporary dutch photography
Aukje Dekker · Bart Hess · Louise te Poele · Scarlett Hooft Graafland
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June 2nd – 14th 2012
Neonchocolate Gallery
Lychener Str. 23 Berlin
Kategorie: Photography
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BLIK | Aukje Dekker · Bart Hess · Louise te Poele · Scarlett Hooft Graafland
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Anton Corbijn | Inwards and Onwards
April 21 – June 9, 2012
CAMERA WORK
Kantstraße 149, 10623 Berlin (mehr …) -
Boris Mikhailov | Time is out of joint. Photography 1966–2011
24.02.–28.05.2012
Berlinische Galerie
Alte Jakobstraße 124-128, 10969 Berlin Germany (mehr …) -
Toru Ukai (鵜養透) | From the drifting islands
„From the drifting islands„ represents the situation of Tokyo after the earthquake in Japan.
Since that day, surprising disperse from the authorities and the center is silently going on in the depths of this big city. We no longer believe in any official authorities.
On the other side, it seems that people now feel that things after ‚3.11‘ are different from what they were before, although we are leading as quiet a life as before. We, perhaps, have a bad premonition that full-scale calamities will start to fall on us in no distant future. (mehr …) -
José Luis Abalo | Luchadores
„A world of revenge, honor and glory. Enter the vision of José Luis Abalo. A native of Venezuela, he devoted his photographic efforts to the documentation of Lucha Libre – Mexican and South American wrestling. His photography manages to be humorous, dark, and startling in the same moment.
His photo-book, Luchadores, will be a ticket to the front row of a wrestling match that will surprise you in its ferocity.“
—Donovan OrtegaBy pre-ordering the „Luchadores„ photo book, you can support the publishing process of José Luis Abalo. (mehr …)
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Flotsam and Jetsam – A group show at TACTIC Cork, Ireland
Opening: Wednesday 23rd May 7pm
Exhibition: 24th May – June 2nd 2012
TACTIC, Cork, IrelandFlotsam and Jetsam, curated by Kirstie North, focuses on the found object, scrap and ephemera and the use of everyday objects and materials.
Featuring work by
Paul Chisholm // Simon English // Swaantje Güntzel // James L Hayes // Barry W. Hughes // Joanna Hopkins // Fiona Reily // Anne Marie Taggart // Sam Walkerdine (mehr …) -
Callum Ross
„Callum Ross’s untitled images give nothing away whilst telling us everything we need to know.
The places that feature in the West series evoke our curious desire to know where the places are:
west… west of where? The answer is not important in that these are less about places and more about the events occurring within the landscape. What is most apparent about these images is their transience of their sense of this is really one moment in an ongoing succession moments. (mehr …) -
C/O Berlin Book Days 2012
On May 25th + 26th 2012, C/O Berlin, International Forum For Visual Dialogues, will be presenting the C/O Berlin Book Days publishing event for the second time.
The program includes book presentations, screenings, discussions, seminars and book signings. In the courtyard of the historic Postfuhramt, more than 20 publishers will be introducing their latest publications on the subject of photography.
The C/O Berlin Book Days will take place by the occasion of the opening of the Larry Clark Retrospective and the Rafał Milach exhibition „7 Rooms„ on May 25th at 7 pm.
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Self Publish, Be Happy School | Workshops
Self Publish, Be Happy is an organisation founded by Bruno Ceschel in 2010 with the aim of celebrating, studying and promoting self-published photo books through events (such as exhibitions, displays and talks), publications and online exposure.
Self Publish, Be Happy also organises workshops that help artists and photographers make and publish their own books. (mehr …)
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Michela Palermo | My Broken World
„On November 23rd 1980 at 7.34 P.M. the earth shook for ninety seconds in the Irpinia valley, an area of the Campania region in Italy. Ninety seconds to kill 2.998 people, tear the house away to 280.000, change the geography of the lands and produce illusions that where rapidly deluded: the area, among the poorest in southern Italy, saw suddenly interrupted the already difficult process of development. More than thirty years after the event that marked a “before” and “after” in the south of Italy’s history, Michela Palermo chose to weave her personal story with that of this land.
My Broken World (2011) is a tale told through images of a world that has crushed into pieces, of a land crossed by deep cracks and unsewn tears, of the suspended lives of who was stuck in a motionless time.
My Broken World is a view on the unexpected results of an earthquake that shook the earth like a revolution: broadening horizons, liberating energies, creating new networks, discussing certainties. (mehr …)