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  • Cars

    Cars

    I don’t even like cars especially, but I can relate to these two photographic projekts about them. The first one is a series „Vector Portraits“ (1989-1997) by Andrew Bush, who took shots of people driving in their cars by 50 to 75 mph around Los Angeles. Maybe the relation of the owners to their vehicles is so catching.

    Photograph above © Andrew Bush, „66 Drives“ (mehr …)

  • Leipzig.Fotografie

    Leipzig.Fotografie

    Big exhibiton in Leipzig from 27th of February until the 15th of May 2011 covering german photography from 1839 onwards from 190 photographers including Joachim Brohm, Andreas Gursky, Boris Michailov, Timm Rautert and Heidi Specker.

    http://www.leipzig-fotografie.com

  • Sunburned

    Sunburned

    Photographer Chris McCaw uses a huge self built 20×24″ camera to actually burn the sun`s path into vintage photographic paper. He starts before sunrise, takes off the cap of his old, radioactive lens that was used in the 60ties for military aerial purposes and leaves the camera open for a few hours. The surface of the old paper gets burned and turns negative (solarization) because it consists of a higher percentage of silver than new materials.

    Photograph above © Chris McCaw

    → www.chrismccaw.com
    www.chrismccaw.com/SUNBURN/SUNBURN.html

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  • A picture a day | Julia’s guest week

    A picture a day | Julia’s guest week

    ACMV Editor Julia Schiller is happy to have a guest week (February 14–20 2011) at „A picture a day“ – a photography project by our friends Jule Steffen and Matthias Schmidt aka kikkerbillen.

    For more of Julia’s work, please visit
    www.julia-schiller.com

     

  • Formelwesen

    Formelwesen

    Formelwesen at Volksbühne Berlin, Nov 19th, 2010
    Photographs © Julia Schiller

    The bass drum is inching forward. It is hesitating – stumbles nervously on the spot – immediately it is overrun by sounds unleashed that fill the ear to the brim. The creature sprints on the screen – and suddenly we’re on a melancholically grey trip through a tunnel. Into the silence, the drums are spreading a scenery; gentle and detailed; a proposal for bass clarinet and guitar to fill the scope with their own accentuation. Captivated by the pictures, the music whirrs in the eyes and becomes a true emotion. (mehr …)

  • MAGNUM – Shifting Media

    MAGNUM . Shifting Media . New Role of Photography
    From Robert Capa to Donovan Wylie

    16 July to 19 September 2010

    The exhibition at C/O Berlin illustrates the phases of modern photojournalism, tracing the more than sixty-year history of Magnum Photos alongside the changing demands of the mass media and its users…

  • berliner liste

    The 7th edition of BERLINER LISTE will take place from October 7 to 10, 2010.
    100 international galleries, projects and artists will show their most innovative and sophisticated works. The repertoire ranges from painting, drawings, sculpture, photography, installation to performance and video art.

  • Street View Photography

    Street View Photography

    There’s a discussion going on in Germany about „Google Street View“ and the violation of privacy rights and I still wonder what the german and international laws say exactly to that matter. What are you allowed to take pictures of and what not? (mehr …)

  • Petra Arnold | Turn on the bright lights

    Petra Arnold | Turn on the bright lights

    Petra Arnold – Turn on the bright lights
    5 July 2010 – 16 January 2011
    Galerie d’art contemporain Am Tunnel & Espace Edward Steichen
    BCEE Bâtiment Rousegaertchen
    16, Rue Zithe, 2954 Luxembourg

    Photograph © Petra Arnold | california dreaming, 1997 70×100 cm, C-Print, Diasec, Edition 6+2 AP

    More of her work can be found at
    www.petraarnold.com

  • Mat Hennek | Woodlands and beyond…

    Mat Hennek | Woodlands and beyond…

    Mat HennekWoodlands and beyond…
    2 July – 28 August 2010
    FLO PETERS GALLERY
    Chilehaus C . Pumpen 8
    20095 Hamburg, Germany
    T: +49-40-30 37 46 86
    www.flopetersgallery.com
    www.mat-hennek.com

    Photograph © Mat Henneck | D Kanzem I 2009