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#01
2013
CALENDAR
© Tazio Secchiaroli
Sofia Loren
Unpublished photograph
unique color print
from Archivio Secchiaroli
On show at Wave Photogallery, Brescia
from €1,500
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SAUL LEITER.........pag. 4
kim hak.....pag.32
PRICES...................pag. 6
j. alpeyrie.....pag.33
circulation......Pag. 12
dan marcolina.....pag.34
TAYLOR WESSING
ARTE LAGUNA.....pag.38
PRIZE....................pag. 13
ANDREAS FRANKE.....pag.39
EXHIBITIONS......pag.14-31
GOHAR DASHTI.....pag.40
© Michael Kenna
Torii Island, Seto Inland Sea, Shikoku, Japan 2012
JAMES W. DELANO.....pag.28
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SAUL LEITER AT Kunst Haus Wien
31 January to 26 May 2013
From the El, ca. 1955 © Saul Leiter Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
KUNST HAUS WIEN devotes a major
retrospective to the oeuvre of the 88-year-old
photographer and painter Saul Leiter.
The exhibition, which was developed in
cooperation with House of Photography /
Deichtorhallen Hamburg, presents the wide
range of this versatile artist’s works, including
early black-and-white and colour photographs,
fashion images, painted photographs of nudes,
paintings and a number of his sketchbooks.
One section of the exhibition is devoted to
Saul Leiter’s most recent photographs, which
he continues to take on the streets of New
York’s East Village.
He finds his motifs, such as shop windows,
passers-by, cars, signs and – time and again –
umbrellas, in the direct vicinity of his apartment
in New York, where he has now lived for almost
60 years. The indeterminateness of detail, the
blurring of movement and reduced depth
of field, the use of shadows or deliberate
avoidance of the necessary light, as well as
the alienation caused by photographing
through windows or as reflections, all combine
to create the muted colour vocabulary of a
semi-real, semiabstract urban space. These are
the works of an as yet almost undiscovered
modern master of colour photography.
Nude, 1970s © Saul Leiter Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
Soames Bantry, Nova, 1960 © Saul Leiter Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
Harlem, 1960 © Saul Leiter Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
Ellen Kooi: Transparent Days
Diana Lui: The Feminine beyond
© Ellen Kooi
Spaamdam-wolken, 2011
Fuji Chrystal Archive print, Diasec, Dibond. 65x168cm. Edición:6.
Price: €6,500
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© Diana Lui
Veil #13
gelatin silver print, Ed. of 7 + 3 AP
© Diana Lui
Untitled #26 (1991)
gelatin silver print, Ed. of 7 + 3 AP
Formats: 37,5x46,5, 40x50cm, 80x120cm, 120x150cm
Price: from €1,600 to €12,000 (8,5% VAT not included)
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“The feminine beyond is a photographic and artistic exploration of today’s
feminine identity dealing specifically with two themes : the nude and the veiled.
Far from being a feminist criticism on society,
these photographs seek to re-define our notion of identity, more specifically the
“identity” beyond all identities, the inner and original self within us when first
born into this world: the primordial self.
As an artist with multiple ethnic, cultural backgrounds and nationalities, the
belief in the existence of the inner primordial self is essential to my research on
our contemporary identity today.” Diana Lui
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available at Galerija Fotografija, Lubiana/Slovenia
Margo Ovcharenko
© Ellen Kooi
Oosterplas-willow, 2012
Fuji Chrystal Archive print, Diasec, Dibond.100x158cm.
Ed. of 7
Courtesy of the artist and camara oscura galeria de arte, Madrid
Price: €8,600
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The new images by Ellen Kooi have undergone a change, or rather an
evolution, if we compare them to her latest “Borrowed Landscapes” exhibition
at the PhotoEspaña ’09 Festival. On the one hand the smaller details both in
composition and narrative pulse are characteristic of her work, as is a return
to forest and water as scenarios that she always uses as main characters of the
narrative. On the other hand, we discover new, uncommon elements in her work
like high horizons or nonexistent horizons which enclose the composition and
create an atmosphere lost in thought, tense, and claustrophobic.
• on show at Camara Oscura Galeria de Arte, Madrid, through February 16
© MARGO OVHARENKO, Untitled, 2012
Fink jet print,60x72cm, Ed. 1 of 5
• on SHOW at RTR Gallery, Paris, through February 2, 2013
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Daniela Ray: Le strade dei Poeti Silenziosi
Catherine Ludwig: Russ Ski - Incognito
© Catherine Ludwig
Untitled, from the series Russ-Ski Incognito, 2011
C-print, 60 x 80 cm, Ed. of 3+2 A.P.
Price: €900
© Daniela Ray
© Daniela Ray
On the rope. June 2012
A Summer Night. July 2012
Silver Halide.
Silver Halide, cm 40 x 60
2 formats,
Ed of 9
cm 99,5 x 69,5
Price €800
Ed of 9
Price: €1,100
“Ho sviluppato il tema dell’Arte di Strada, una ricerca scaturita dall’amore per
questa forma d’arte che mi ha portata in Italia, in Svizzera, in Europa a seguire
rassegne, festival, raduni, cogliendo i momenti intensi e poetici del lavoro di
questi personaggi.
Nell’anno 2000 il materiale è stato raccolto in un volume intitolato “Artisti di
strada” pubblicato dalla casa editrice Periplo; qui sono in mostra una quindicina
di foto che ne costituiscono il corpus centrale a cui sono affiancate le opere
realizzate nell’anno 2012.”
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available at Anika Handelt Galerie, Wien
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Pascal Navarro
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• on show at Galleria Macconi, Chiasso, through January 31, 2013
kristian schuller
© Pascal Navarro
Château noir I, 2012
90X90 cm
Ed. of 6. Courtesy Serge Aboukrat
Price: €3,000
© Pascal Navarro
Château noir IV, 2012
90X90 cm
Ed. of 6. Courtesy Serge Aboukrat
Price: €3,000
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• on show at Centre des Monuments Nationaux, Paris, through February 2013
Liu Bolin
© Liu Bolin
Hide in the City, Huoying Information
Wall, 2012
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie ParisBeijing
Sizes: 118x150cm / 95x120cm /
63x80cm. Edition of 8
Price range: €7,000 to €12,000
© Liu Bolin
Hide in the City, Panda, 2012
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie ParisBeijing
Sizes: 118x150cm / 95x120cm /
63x80cm. Edition of 8
Price range: €7,000 to €12,000
© Kristian Schuller
Strand V, 5e jour, Capetown,
29°C., 2010
Courtesy Young Gallery,
Bruxelles
Fine art print on silver rag
120 x 90 cm
Ed. of 3
Price: €8,000
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• on show at Young Gallery, Bruxelles, through January 26, 2013
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• on show at Galerie Paris-Beijing, Paris, through March 9, 2013
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LAURA LETINSKY
© LAURA LETINSKY
Untitled #8, from the series The Fall
32,68 x 50 ins, Ed. of 9
Price: $5,500+VAT
Mirage of Communism #1 by Alimjan Jorobaev, 1994, black&white print, 60x100cm, courtesy Laura
Bulian, Milan
Sotheby’s announces the first ever
selling exhibition of Contemporary Art
from Central Asia and the Caucasus.
This exhibition which encompasses
50 contemporary artworks from the
mountains of Caucasus to Kazakhstan’s
steppe, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia,
Kyrgyzstan, Tajukistan, Uzbekistan and
the Chinese borders, will take place at
Sotheby’s New Bond Street premises in
London from March 4 until 12, 2013.
“Countries throughout the Caucasus
and Central Asia have experienced rapid
growth in recent years and this is also true
of the art scene there. New collectors, art
institutions and galleries are emerging
every day and we are tdelighted to
present this landmark selling exhibition
“At The Crossroads” said Jo Vickery Senior
Director and Head of Sotheby’s Russian Art
Department in London.
FORTHCOMING
AUCTIONS 2013
at Palais Dorotheum Wien
April 26, at 16:00
Fotografia
At Sotheby's New York
April 5 at 06:00 PM
Photographs
at Christie's New York
April 5 at 10:00 AM
Photographs
At Sotheby's Paris
May 29 at 16:30
Photographies
at Christie's London
May 15 at2:30 PM
Photographs
at Swann Auction New York
February 26 at 2:30 PM
Fine Photographs
at Phillips de Pury New York
April 3
Photographs
at Phillips de Pury London
May 8
Photographs
at Swann Auction New York
April 18 at 1:30 PM
Fine Photographs & Photobooks
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© LAURA LETINSKY
Untitled #3, 2012/11 from the series I'll
Form and Void Full, 31,5 x 39,5 ins,
Ed. of 9
Price: $6,500+VAT
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• on show at The Photographer's Gallery, London through April 7, 2013.
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[EXHIBITIONS #January/February 2013]
Jordi Ruiz Cirera WINS
THE £12,000 award "Taylor Wessing
Photographic Portrait Prize 2012
On show at the National Portrait Gallery, London through February 17, 2013
Born in Spain (25.06.1984),
Ruiz Cirera studied
Design at Elisava College,
Barcelona, before moving
to the UK and gaining an
MA in Photojournalism and
Documentary Photography
at the London College
of Communication. Ruiz
Cirera’s work has been
included in numerous
exhibitions and this year he
has won the AOP Student
Awards as well as the
Deutsche Bank Award in
Photography.
Margarita Teichroeb, from the series Menonos
© Jordi Ruiz Cirera
The third edition of the Circulation(s)
festival, of young european photography
organized by the association Fetart.eee
This festival presents an overview
of the new generation of european
photographers and to synergize the
european cultural initiatives around the
image.
It will be in Paris from February 22th to
March 31th, 2012.
Chaired this year by François Cheval (
Director of Nicéphore Niépce Museum), it
will present an exhibition of more than 40
European photographers and many other
events
www.festival-circulations.com
© Patrick Willocq
© Susanna Pozzoli
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The winning image of
a Mennonite woman,
seated at a kitchen table,
is part of Menonos, Ruiz
Cirera’s long-term project
to document the daily life
of a religious community –
one which forbids images.
Having travelled to South
America on two occasions,
Ruiz Cirera gradually won
the trust of the residents
of several colonies located
south of Santa Cruz.
The Mennonites’ uneasy
relationship with the
camera is reflected in
the winning portrait of
M a rg a r i t a Te i c h ro e b,
pictured at the home she
shares with her mother and
sister in the Swift Current
Colony in Bolivia. ‘I wanted
Margarita to look at the
camera, but that was a
problem for her, and I guess
that’s why she is partially
covering her face,’ says Ruiz
Cirera. ‘She seems to be
afraid of the photographer,
unwilling to expose herself
to our gaze. Her awkward
expression says a lot about
the tradition, isolation and
lifestyle of this community.’
Ruiz Cirera to ok the
portrait in the large, starkly
furnished but light-filled
room with a digital 35mm
Canon 5D mkII, using only
available light. ‘Almost all
of the houses have tables
in front of their windows
giving fantastic light to
the scene, he says. ‘Sitting
in front of the camera was
not easy for Margarita,
photography is forbidden
for Mennonites and having
her direct portrait taken
was quite difficult so I could
only take two frames of her.
Even though we were
enjoying the situation,
Margarita posed with
this sor t of awk ward
expression.’
Since some Mennonites
consider photographs to
be a form of graven image,
Ruiz Cirera struggled to
break down their aversion
to the lens. ‘It was a really
difficult project,’ he recalls.
‘They were willing to host
me in their homes, but they
weren’t initially willing to be
pictured. In some cases, it
is forbidden. I stayed there
for a month, living with
different families, then
returned a year later. That’s
when most of my pictures
were taken.’
More than 50,000
Mennonites live in Bolivia,
descendants of Christian
Anabaptists who lef t
Germany in the sixteenth
century. Famously reclusive,
the pacifist sect still speaks
Low German and their
society prohibits the use
of cars and electricity. ‘It’s
a very humble existence,’
says Ruiz Cirera. ‘They live as
their ancestors did, in small,
conservative communities
devoted to God and
sustained by hard work
in the fields. Mennonite
society is very patriarchal
and gender roles are strict.’
Mennonite settlements
have previously been
documented by Magnum
photojournalis t L arr y
Towell, and the renowned
photo agency’s pioneering
images have b een a
profound influence on
Ruiz Cirera. His subjects
include displaced migrant
workers living in refugee
camps following the Libyan
conflict, and Palestinian
children attending the
ground-breaking Freedom
Theatre in the West Bank.
£3,000 Second Prize: Lynne, Brighton
by Jennifer Pattison © Jennifer Pattison
£2,000 Third Prize: Mark Rylance by
Spencer Murphy © Spencer Murphy
£1,000 Fourth Prize: The Ventriloquist
by Alma Haser © Alma Haser
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FRéDéRIC DELANGLE
Brescia, Italy
www.wavephotogallery.com
Forthcoming exhibitions:
GIORGIO LOTTI
through February 7, 2013
TAZIO SECCHIAROLI - editi&inediti
March 2 - April 17, 2013
© FRéDéRIC DELANGLE
• on show with his NEW SERIE "Microshop" at Maison Européenne de la
Photographie through April 7, 2013. Frédéric Delangle portfolio was
published on ZOOM magazine special issue on Documentary.
Autour de la mer Noire - voyages d’hiver
Une exposition photographique de Klavdij Sluban
du 2 Février au 16 Mars 2013
Klavdij Sluban
© Giorgio Lotti
© KLAVDIJ SLUBAN
Istanbul, 2000
Catherine Philippot - Relations Media
Courtesy Galerie la petite &poule
noire
Prune Philippot
12 boulevard des Filles du Calvaire / 75011 Paris
+ 33 (0) 1 58 30 89 70
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[email protected]
www.lapetitepoulenoire.com
+ 33 (0) 1 40 47 63 42
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[email protected]
• on show with "Autour de la mer Noire - voyages d’hiver" at Galerie la petite
poule noire, Paris through March 16, 2013
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© Tazio Secchiaroli/
Archivio Secchiaroli
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La borse du Talent 2012
Exhibition through February 17, 2013 at Bibliothèque
nationale de France (BnF), Paris
© Wang Lin
from Photo Phnompenh 2012
interview with CATHERINE PHILIPPOT
30 years Press Agency in the Photography World
Z.: What about the story behind your press
agency?
had the chance to meet intelligent and
enlightened people. In France in the
1980s photography was still virgin territory
and this allowed me to get to know the
greatest photographers of all time.
C.P.: This fall, my agency—Catherine
Philippot – Relations Media—will celebrate
its 30th anniversary and will include
our participation in such international
festivals and events as Les Rencontres
de Bamako, PhotoEspaña (Madrid), the
Moscow Biennale, the Lianzhou Festival
(China), the Canton Biennale, Photo
Phnom Penh and the Biennale Bénin. I am
a consultant for many visual art events in
both France and abroad and am also on
the exhibition committee of a number
of events such as the Moscow Biennale
for Chinese photography, working with
Jan Larivière in Moscow and Luo Dan at
the Galerie Taïss in Paris, and with the
“On n’a pas tous les jours 20 ans” (“It’s not
everyday that you’re 20”). I also worked on
the 40th anniversary of the Rencontres
d’Arles in 2009 and was co-art director of
PhotoQuai, the biennale of the Musée du
Quai Branly in 2007 and commissioner for
the US, South America, Russia, China and
the Mideast. I am involved in permanent
projects as both producer and agent. I
offer a range of services because my clients
are all different. For example, my agency
is involved in communications, strategy
and organizing competitions such as Prix
Pictet, Les Prix SFR Jeunes Talents and the
Prix HSBC pour la Photographie.
Z.: Who are your favorite photographers?
Anthony Goicolea
at La Galerie Particulière, Paris
C.P.: To tell the truth, I don't really have
any "favorites", although I admire the
work of such master photographers
as Mapplethorpe, Avedon, Horst,
Alvarez Bravo and Kertesz. But I
have a special interest in emerging
photography from Southeast Asia,
Russia and Africa. I am able to travel
extensively to those countries and meet
with many young, talented artists who are
a tremendous intellectual stimulus.
Z.: What advice can you offer to collectors?
C. P.: Buy the work s of young
photographers, to whom I would
suggest to take part in photography
festivals that are being held with
increasing frequency throughout
the world. And they should show
their portfolios and take part in the
conferences!
Z.: How did you get your start in
photography?
C.P.: I first came into contact with
photography thanks to working with
Robert Delpire prior to the creation of
the Centre National de la Photographie.
Bob was the one who opened the doors
for me to enter into this world where I
© Tina Lino
from Biennale du Bénin 2012
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“Sex in the City” at lumas, paris
photographs by
Michel Comte, Formento & Formento,
Andreas Kock, Jens Nagels et Jacques Olivar
february 22 - march 10, 2013
ISRAEL NOW [REINVENTING THE FUTURE]
AT MACRO TESTACCIO, ROME
THROUGH MARCH 17, 2013
Israel Now – Reinventing the Future, a
cura di Micol Di Veroli, si configura come
una mostra multidisciplinare, capace di
riflettere il dinamismo di una cultura che
affonda le proprie radici in una spiritualità
millenaria.
Il progetto è strutturato attorno ad una
selezione di ventiquattro artisti israeliani
provenienti da esperienze e generazioni
diverse, in perfetto equilibrio tra nuove
tecnologie e pratiche artistiche più
tradizionali.
Gli artisti coinvolti sono: Boaz Arad, Maya
Attoun, Yael Bartana, Orit Ben-Shitrit, Yifat
Bezalel, Ofri Cnaani, Elinor Carucci, Michal
Chelbin, Keren Cytter, Dani Gal, Shay Frisch,
Lea Golda Holterman, Tamar Harpaz, Meital
Katz Minerbo, Shai Kremer, Adi Nes, Uri
Nir, Leigh Orpaz, Michal Rovner, Yehudit
Sasportas, Nahum Tevet, Gal Weinstein,
Shahar Yahalom, Guy Zagursky.
Dopo il MACRO Testaccio di Roma la
mostra sarà ospitata al Museo di Arte
Moderna e Contemporanea di Buenos
Aires (MAMBA), in Argentina, da inizio
luglio a fine agosto 2013.
Lauren V © Formento & Formento, www.lumas.fr
© Yael Bartana
Little miss Newton II © Andreas Kock, www.lumas.fr
© Michal Chelbin
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APT7 - The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art
at qagoma Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, brisbane, australia
through April 14, 2013
m97 Gallery, No. 97
Moganshan Road 2F.
•• Adou
January 12 - March 03, 2013
Denmark
on show 75 artists and artist groups from 27 countries
Odense
© Sangdon Kim,
b.1973, Seoul, South
Korea | Bulwang-dong
Totem [blue] 2012
courtesy the Artist
Museet for Fotokunst,
Brandts Torv 1.
•• Astrid Kruse Jensen:
Disappearing into the Past
through March 3, 2013
France
Cherbourg-Octeville
© An-My LE, Vietnam/USA b.1960 | Patient
Admission, US Naval Hospital Ship Mercy,
Vietnam (from ‘Events Ashore’ series) 2010
Archival inkjet pigment print on 380gsm
Harman Professional Inkjet paper mounted
on sintra, ed. 2/5
The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of
Contemporary Asian Art. Purchased 2011
with funds from Michael Sidney Myer through
the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation
Collection: Queensland Art Gallery
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland Art Gallery,
Stanley Street.
•• The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial
of Contemporary Art (APT7)
Canberra
National Portrait Gallery
Canberra, King Edward
Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600,
GPO Box 1400.
•• Glorious. A Diamond
Jubilee portrait of Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Fitzroy
Melbourne
two outdoor billboards,
corner of Otter and Smith
Streets, Collingwood.
•• Vivian Cooper Smith: Endings
Sydney
Art Gallery of New South
Wales NSW, Art Gallery
Road, The Domain.
•• Flatlands: photography
and everyday space
Austria
Salzburg
Galerie Fotohof, IngeMorath-Platz 3.
•• Wilhelm Schürmann
January 27 - May 18, 2013
•• Jerzy Lewczynski INFORMÉMENT
Wien
Leica Store Gallery Vienna,
Walfischgasse 1.
•• Gregor Schlierenzauer
Vertikale Galerie Verbund,
Am Hof 6.
•• Zwischenspiel (Interlude).
From project Rinnen
Belgium
Antwerpen
FoMu - FotoMuseum
Antwerpen, Waalsekaai 47.
•• Weegee: Murder
Is My Business
through January 27, 2013
•• Gert Jochems – S
•• Lucie & Simon
Galerie Baudelaire ,
Vlaamsekaai 28.
•• Fotocollages
April 28 - June 8, 2013
Stieglitz 19, Klapdorp 2.
•• Bert Danckaert:
Simple present
Bruxelles
Motive Gallery, Rue
Vandenbrandenstraat 1.
•• Irene Kopelman: The Exact
Opposite from Distance
Young Gallery, 75b, avenue
Louise.
•• Les Sieff: Jeanloup Barbara - Sonia & Sacha
February 2 - April 6, 2013
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Izegem
Clichy
Galerie municipale du
Rutebeuf, 16/18, allées Léon
Gambetta.
•• Laura Henno: La
Fontenay-sous-Bois
Anamorfose Photo Gallery,
Nieuwstraat 11, B.
•• Collector’s Room
Update #3. A personal
history of photography
Nef de la Halle Roublot, 95
rue Roublot.
•• Adolfo Kaminsky:
Un Homme Libre
Brazil
Maison de la photograhie
Robert Doisneau, 1, rue de la
Division du Général Leclerc.
•• Jean-Pascal Imsand
February 7 - May 12, 2013
São Paulo
Luciana Brito Galeria , R.
Gomes de Carvalho 842.
•• Gaspar Gasparian
Varadouro - Olinda
MAC Museu de Arte
Contemporanea de
Pernambuco, Rua 13 de
Maio 157.
•• Diego Di Niglio
Canada
Montreal
McCord Museum, 690
Sherbrooke Street West.
•• Mimmo Jodice: Sublime Cities
Toronto
AGO The Art Gallery of
Ontario, 317 Dundas Street
West.
•• Patti Smith: Camera Solo
Ryerson Image Centre, 350
Gould Street.
•• HUMAN RIGHTS
HUMAN WRONGS
•• Alfredo Jaar: The
Politics of Images
•• Clive Holden: UNAMERICAN
UNFAMOUS
Stephen Bulger Gallery,
1026 Queen Street West.
•• Jeff Thomas: Resistance
is NOT Futile
China
Shanghai
ifa gallery - contemporary
art, 621 changde road.
•• my country
Gentilly
Lyon
Galerie Le Réverbère, 38, rue
Burdeau.
•• Arièle Bonzon:
Incertitudes, 2010-2013
•• Yves Rozet: Figures
déliées sur un fond sans
fond, 2002-2010
Galerie Regard Sud, 1-3 rue
des Pierres Plantées.
•• Olivier Culmann:
Watching TV
Montpellier
Le Pavillon Populaire,
Esplanade Charles de
Gaulle.
•• Adieu la Suisse!
Nice
TPI Theatre de la
Photographie e de l’Image ,
boulevard Dubouchage 27.
•• Denis Brihat:
photographies 1958-2011
Paris
Acte2galerie, 41, rue
d’Artois.
•• David Drebin:
Chambre avec vue
acte2rivegauche
lagaleriedenface, 7, rue Paul
Louis Courier.
•• Sacha Goldberger:
Mamika & Co
Bibliothèque nationale de
France (BnF), Quai Francois
Mauriac.
•• Bourse du Talent 2012
21
Pontault - Combault
Centre Photographique d’Ile
de France, 107, avenue de la
République.
•• Arno Ginsinger: Topoï
Toulouse
Le Château d’Eau, 1, place
Laganne.
•• Lars Tunbjörk
Germany
Berlin
Alexander Ochs Galleries
Berlin, Besselstraße 14.
•• Sven Drühl: Archscape
Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung,
Auguststr. 75.
•• Arvid Gutschow und Alfred
Ehrhardt: Artverwandte
c/o Berlin, Oranienburger
Straße 35/36.
•• Christer Strömholm:
Post Scriptum
Camera Work Gallery,
Kantstraße 149.
•• 15 Jahre CAMERA WORK
CWC Camera Work
Contemporary,
Auguststrasse 11–13.
•• Ellen von Unwerth:
The Story of Olga
Helmut Newton Foundation,
Jebensstrasse 2.
•• Helmut Newton: World
Without Men/Archives de Nuit
•• Francois-Marie
Banier: Portraits
through May 19, 2013
Johanna Breede Photokunst,
Fasanenstr. 69.
•• Louis Stettner: The
First Ninety Years
Martin-Gropius-Bau,
Niederkirchnerstrasse 7.
•• Margaret BourkeWhite: Photographs
•• Michael Schmidt:
Lebensmittel
MILA Kunstgalerie,
Linienstraße 154.
•• JD Ferguson: Backstage Pass
Münzing Claassen Galerie,
Holsteinische Straße 29.
•• Jim Rakete: Vertigo
Only Photography Roland
Angst, Niebuhrstrasse 78.
•• Shomei Tomatsu
Photographs 1951-2000
through March, 2013
Photo Edition Berlin,
Ystaderstr.14a.
•• Manfred Paul Berlin Nordost
through May 4, 2013
Staatliche Museen zu
Berlin - Kunstbiblioteck,
Matthaikirchplatz 6.
•• Bogomir Ecker:
Idylle + Desaster
EXHIBITIONS
CCP Centre for
Contemporary Photography,
404 George Street.
•• Elvis Richardson: National
Housing Search<$250,000
Anzenberger Gallery,
Absberggasse 27.
•• Me, Myself & I. Seven
photographers on themselves
•• Paul Schneggenburger:
The Sleep of the Beloved
February 4, 2013 - March 8,
2013
Kunst Haus Wien, Untere
Weissgerberstrasse 13.
•• Michel Comte
October 17, 2013 - February
16, 2014
•• Linda McCartney
June 06, 2013 - October 06,
2013
•• Saul Leiter: Retrospective
January 31 - May 26, 2013
WestLicht.Schauplatz für
Fotografie, Westbahnstrasse
40.
•• In Our Time. Magnum
1947-1987
Le Point du Jour, 109,
avenue de Paris.
•• Charles Fréger:
Seconde Peau. Portraits
photographiques et uniformes
Galerie Camera Obscura,
268, boulevard Raspail.
•• Pentti Sammallahti:
Ici au loin
Galerie Esther Woerdehoff,
36 rue Falguière.
•• René Burri
April 24 - June 01, 2013
•• Gérard Musy
•• Laurence Demaison
Galerie La Petite Poule Noire,
12 boulevard des Filles du
Calvaire.
•• Klavdij Sluban
February 2 - March 16, 2013
Galerie Magda Danysz, 78,
rue Amelot.
•• Botto e Bruno
February 23 - March 30,
2013
•• Public Enemy
Galerie Paris-Beijing, 54 Rue
du Vertbois.
•• Liu Bolin
Galerie RX, 6, Av. Delcassé.
•• Bae Bien-U: Windscape
Galerie Spéos - Photographic
Institute, 7 Rue Jules Vallés.
•• L. Mikelle Standbrige:
L.E.D. LIGHTSCAPES
•• Martin Söderqvist:
One Season
Kamel Mennour, 47, rue
Saint-André des arts.
•• Mohamed Bourouissa
La Conciergerie, 2 boulevard
du Palais.
•• Rêves de monuments
La Galerie Particulière, 16
rue du Perche.
•• Eugenio Recuenco: Connected
January 30 - February 23,
2013
•• Todd Hido
Maison de l’Amérique
Latine, 217, boulevard SaintGermain.
•• Jesse Fernandez: De
La Havane à Paris Tours et détours
Maison Européenne de la
Photographie, 5/7 rue de
Fourcy.
•• Joel Meyerowitz:
Une rétrospective
•• Diana Michener:
Figure Studies
•• Martial Cherrier:
Etat d'urgence
Pinacothèque 2, rue Vignon
8.
•• Denis Rouvre: Low Tide.
Le Japon du chaos
Polka Galerie, Cour de
Venise, 12 rue Saint Gilles.
•• Petra Sedlaczek: Long Island
Bonn
Feroz Galerie, Prinz Albert
Str. 12.
•• Seeing the Unseen: Vintage
Photography from Strobe Alley
through March 8 18, 2013
Frankfurt
Galerie Wilma Tolksdorf,
Hanauer Landstr. 136.
•• Jörg Sasse
Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt,
Römerberg.
•• Privacy
Hamburg
Sprengel Museum Hannover,
Stresemannstr. 384a.
•• Walter Schels: Nature Morte
Monika Mohr Galerie,
Mittelweg 45.
•• Josef Hoflehner: Landscapes
Museum für Kunst und
Gewerbe, Steintorplatz 1.
•• Out to Sea? The Plastic
Garbage Project
Köln
Munich
Galerie f5,6, Ludwigstr.7.
•• Anja Jensen Tatort
Haus der Kunst,
Prinzregenstrasse 1.
•• Kendell Geers 1988-2012
Micheko Galerie,
Theresienstr. 18.
•• Hiroshi Watanabe:
Time Travels
Münchner Stadtmuseum, St.
Jacobs Platz 1.
•• From Biedermeier to
the Wilhelminian era
Ulm
Stadthaus Ulm, Münsterplatz
38.
•• Alexandra Vogt
February 17 - June 23, 2013
Wolfsburg
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg,
Hollerplatz 1.
•• Steve McCurry: In the
Flow of Time. Photographs
from Asia 1980 – 2011
through June 16, 2013
Birmingham
Ikon Gallery, 1 Oozells
Square, Brindleyplace.
•• Beat Streuli: New Street
Bradford
Impressions Gallery,
Centenary Square.
•• Yaakov Israel: The Quest for
the Man on the White Donkey
Cardiff
Ffotogallery , Turner House,
Plymouth Rd, Penarth.
•• Aleksandras Macijauskas
and Rimaldas Vikšraitis
2013
Third Floor Gallery, 102 Bute
Street.
•• Hin Chua: After the Fall
Edinburgh
Stills Gallery, 23 Cockburn
Street.
•• ECONOMY
London
Alan Cristea Gallery, 31 & 34
Cork Street.
•• Jan Dibbets
Atlas Gallery, 49 Dorset
Street.
•• Floris Neusüss:
Ancient and Modern
Ayyam Gallery London, 143
New Bond Street.
•• Lara Zankoul: Depths
Brancolini Grimaldi, 43-44
Albemarle Street.
•• Heidi Specker
Flowers Gallery, 21 Cork
Street.
•• Nadav Kander: BODIES
- 6 Women, 1 Man
Frith Street Gallery, 17-18
Golden Square.
•• Dayanita Singh: File Museum
Hamiltons Gallery, 13 Carlos
Place.
•• Bettina Rheims:
Gender Studies
Margaret Street Gallery, 63
Margaret Street.
•• Patrick and Tristram
Fetherstonhaugh:
Transplant series
•• Julieta Schildknecht:
Equus Series
May 02 - May 25, 2013
•• Jim Naughten: Conflict
and Costume
Michael Hoppen Gallery, 3
Jubilee Place.
•• Michael Eastman: Havana
2013
National Maritime Museum,
Park Row, Greenwich.
•• Ansel Adams: Photography
from the mountains to the sea
22
National Portrait Gallery, St.
Martin’s Place.
•• Man Ray Portraits
•• Taylor Wessing
Photographic Prize 2012
•• Mario Testino:
Royal Portraits
Pilar Corrias, 54 Eastcastle
Street.
•• John Skoog: Sent På
Jorden and Förår
Purdy Hicks Gallery, 65
Hopton Street.
•• Tessa Traeger:
Chemistry of Light
•• Susan Derges
Ronchini Gallery London, 22
Dering Street.
•• Adeline de Monseignat
and Berndnaut Smilde:
The Uncanny
Somerset House, The Strand.
•• Valentino: Master of Couture
March 3, 2013
Tate Modern, Bankside.
•• William Klein +
Daido Moriyama
The Little Black Gallery, 13A
Park Walk.
•• Bruno Bisang: 30
Years of Polaroids
The Photographers’ Gallery,
16 – 18 Ramillies Street.
•• Deutsche Börse
Photography Prize 2013
April 19 - June 30, 2013
Victoria & Albert Museum,
South Kensington, Cromwell
Road.
•• David Bowie is
March 23 - July 28, 2013
•• Light from the Middle
East. New Photography
Portsmouth
Aspex Visual Arts Gallery,
The Vulcan Building,
Gunwharf Quays.
•• Sarah Dobai, Andy
Holden, Suzanne Moxhay:
Human Made Things
India
New Delhi
Photoink, 1 Jhandewalan,
Faiz Road.
•• Dhruv Malhotra: Sleepers
Israel
Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 27
Shaul Hamelech Boulevard,
P.O.B 33288.
•• Roger Ballen: Documentary
Fiction, 1982-2012
•• Assaf Shaham
Italy
Bard
Forte di Bard
Arthus-Bertrand:
Dalla Terra all’uomo. Un
ritratto aereo del pianeta
•• Yann
Bergamo
Shots Gallery, Piazzetta del
Santuario 2 d (Borgo Santa
Caterina).
•• Pepi Merisio: Il Gioco
Biella
Museo del Territorio Biellese,
via Quintino Sella.
•• Mario Giacomelli: for
Africa. Io non ho mani che
mi accarezzino il volto
Bologna
Setup, Autostazione di
Bologna.
•• Setup
January 25 - 27, 2013
Arte Fiera
January 25 - 28, 2013
Bolzano
Arge Kunst Galleria Museo,
Via Museo 29.
open call for Artistic Director
(3 years, Part-Time).
Brescia
Paci Arte contemporary, via
Trieste 48.
•• Lori Nix: Another World
Castellanza
Villa Pomini, Via Don Testori
14.
•• Percorsi di Luce. Tendenze
della fotografia contemporanea
2013
Chieri
PHOS, Via Garibaldi, 35 bis.
Roberts: We English
•• Simon
Cinisello Balsamo (MI)
MFC Museo di Fotografia
Contemporanea , Via Frova
10.
•• Joachim Schmid e le
fotografie degli altri
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Ikonos Art Gallery, via del
Mercato, 1.
•• Giovanni Lunardi: Explosion
Firenze
Galleria Bagnai , Piazza
Goldoni 2.
•• George Woodman: Heroines
MNAF-Museo Nazionale
Alinari della Fotografia,
piazza Santa Maria Novella
14a.
•• Guy Bourdin: A
MESSAGE FOR YOU
Foligno
CIAC Centro Italiano Arte
Contemporanea, Via del
Campanile 13.
•• Edward Weston
Genova
Rome
Castello d’Albertis Museo
delle Culture del mondo,
Corso Dogali 18.
•• Frank Gaudlitz: Casa Mare
Palazzo Ducale, Piazza
Matteotti 9.
•• Steve McCurry
Auditorium di Roma, Parco
della Musica, viale De
Coubertin 30.
•• Le donne di LIFE
April 16 - May 26, 2013
Casa Museo Mario Praz , Via
Zanardelli 1.
•• Visitors Book
MAXXI, National Museum of
XXI Century Arts, Via Guido
Reni 4a.
•• William Kentridge:
Vertical Thinking
Palazzo delle Esposizioni,
Via Nazionale 194.
•• Robert Doisneau:
Paris en liberté
VISIVA - La città
dell'immagine, Via Assisi
117.
•• Asta e Mostra per le vittime
del terremoto in Emilia
2013
Gorgonzola
Galleria M&D arte, Via
Monsignor Cazzaniga, 43.
•• I fotografi
Merano
Kunst Merano arte, Portici
163.
•• Cindy Sherman: That's
me - That's not me
Milan
CMC-Centro Culturale di
Milano, via Zebedia 2.
•• Giluio di Sturco:
Fratello Fiume
Fondazione Stelline, Corso
Magenta 61.
•• August Sander and
Michael Somoroff
FORMA Centro
Internazionale di Fotografia,
Piazza Tito Lucrezio Caro, 1.
•• Fashion
•• Irene Kung: Daydream
Galleria Il Milione, Via
Maroncelli 7.
•• Daniela Cavallo
Galleria Photology Milano,
Via della Moscova 25.
•• Mario Giacomelli: Scanno.
La serie completa
Galleria Suzy Shammah, via
San Fermo.
•• Ingar Krauss: Nateure Morte
GAMManzoni , (via A.
Manzoni 45.
•• Stefano Zardini:
M.I.N.E.winter
Instituto Cervantes, via
Dante 12.
•• David Douglas Duncan
fotografa Picasso
mc2gallery contemporary
art, viale Col di Lana 8.
•• Yang Yongliang: Silent Valley
March 07 - 29, 2013
•• Simon Roberts: Pierdom
PAC Padiglione Arte
Contemporanea, Via
Palestro 14.
•• Alberto Garutti: Didascalia
Polifemo - Fabbrica del
Vapore, via Procaccini 4.
•• Carnem. Arte, Fotografia
e Danza sul corpo
23
Turin
Museo Nazionale della
Montagna “Duca degli
Abruzzi”, Via Giardino 39,
Monte dei Cappuccini.
•• Fotografie di Fosco
Maraini. Hokkaido: AINU.
Antenati Spiriti e Orsi
Grugliasco (TO)
Galleria Fotografica Le Gru
- Galleria FIAF, Corso Vitt.
Emanuele n. 214.
•• Antonio Manta:
Spettri di Visioni
Venice
Centro Internazionale
di Fotografia Tre Oci,
Fondamenta delle Zitelle 43.
•• Gianni Berengo Gardin:
Storie di un fotografo
Japan
Tokyo
EXHIBITIONS
Die Photographische
Sammlung/SK Stiftung
Kultur, Im Mediapark 7.
•• AGES: Porträts
vom Älterwerden
March 22 - July 28, 2013
Galerie Priska Pasquer,
Albertusstr. 9-11.
•• Shomei Tomatsu
Galerie Thomas Zander,
Schönhauser Straße 8.
•• Victor Burgin: US77
In Focus Galerie,
Brüsselerstraße 83.
•• Vadim Gushchin: BOOKS
Museum Ludwig,
Bischofsgartenstrasse 1.
•• Man Ray - L. Fritz
Gruber Archiv
Great Britain
Taka Ishii Gallery
Photography Tokyo, 6-6-9
2F Roppongi Minato-ku.
•• Daido Moriyama:Farewell
Photography
2013
•• Annette Kelm
Gallery TOSEI & TOSEI
publishing Co.,Ltd, 5-18-20
Chuo, Nakano-ku.
•• Kenji HOSOE
February 1 -23, 2013
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Foam, Keizersgracht 609.
Russian
Colour Photography
•• Jan Hoek: Foam 3H
- Me & My Models
•• Toneel Groep Amsterdam
•• One Group Show:
WassinkLundgren
Galerie Cultural Speech,
Postjesweg 6-8.
•• Melanie Cleary: New Years
Day & The Hero Within
•• Primrose,
flags of america at Fondazione Fotografia,
Modena (Ex Ospedale Sant’Agostino)
31 January to 26 May 2013
Ansel Adams (1902-1984), Robert Adams
(1937), Diane Arbus (1923-1971), Richard
Avedon (1923-2004), Wynn Bullock (19021975), Harry Callahan (1912-1999), Paul
Caponigro (1932), Walter Chappell ((19252000), Van Deren Coke (1921-2004),
Bruce Davidson (1933), Roy DeCarava (19192009), Robert Frank (1924), Lee Friedlander
(1934), John Gossage (1946), Ralph Eugene
Meatyard (1925-1972),
Richard Misrach (1949), Irving Penn (19172009), Stephen Shore (1947), Aaron Siskind
(1903-1991), Edward Weston (1886-1958),
Minor White (1908-1976), Garry Winogrand
(1928-1984).
Le opere presenti in mostra rappresentano
il nuovo nucleo di acquisizioni della
collezione fotografica avviata nel 2007
dalla Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di
Modena.
Paul Caponigro
Reflecting Stream, Redding, CT, 1969
stampa alla gelatina d’argento
© Paul Caponigro
Collezione Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio
di Modena
Richard Avedon
William Burroughs, write, New York City,
July 9, 1975
© The Estate of Richard Avedon
di Modena
Minor White
Golden Gate Bridge, 1959
© Trustees of Princeton University
di Modena
24
Ansel Adams
Redwoods, Bull Creek Flat, Northern
California, 1960 ca.
© 2012 The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights
Trust
di Modena
25
Gallery Vassie, Langestraat
47.
•• Seen-UnSeen
Huis Marseille Museum for
Photography, Keizersgracht
401.
•• Viviane Sassen: In
and out of fashion
Museo Nacional Centro
de Arte Reina Sofia, Santa
Isabel 52.
•• Robert Adams: el lugar
donde vivimos. Una selección
retrospectiva de fotografías
PHotoEspaña, Alameda 9.
•• Photoespana 2013
June 5 - July 28, 2013
Den Haag
Sweden
Fotomuseum Den Haag,
Stadhouderslaan 43.
•• Zilveren Camera
Gemeentemuseum,
Stadhouderslaan 41.
•• The Fabulous Fifties.
Fabulous Fashion
Göteborg
Hasselblad Center
Simon: An
American Index of the
Hidden and Unfamiliar
•• Taryn
Switzerland
U.S.A.
Atlanta
Jackson Fine Art, 3115 East
Shadowlawn Avenue.
•• George Georgiou
Catherine Edelman Gallery,
300 W. Superior Street,
lower level.
•• Holly Roberts: As
the Crow Flies
Museum of Contemporary
Photography MoCP, 600
South Michigan Avenue.
•• Victoria Sambunaris:
Taxonomy of a Landscape
Dallas
Art Rotterdam, Cruise
terminal - Wilhelminakade
699.
•• Art Rotterdam 2013.
International Art Fair
of the Netherlands
February 07 - 10, 2013
Nederlands Fotomuseum,
Wilhelminakade 332.
•• Alfredo Jaar: The
sound of Silence
•• through February 24, 2013
CACT Centro Arte
Contemporanea Ticino, Via
Tamaro 3.
•• Brut: Beyond The Outline
Photographs Do Not Bend
PDNB, 1202 Dragon Street,
Suite 103.
•• Michael Kenna
The Goss-Michael
Foundation, 1405 Turtle
Creek Boulevard.
•• Bryan Adams: Exposed
Russia
Fondation Pierre Gianadda,
Rue du Forum 59.
•• Marcel Imsand et la
Fondation Pierre Gianadda
Moscow
Pobeda Gallery, Bolotnaya
emb. 3 b. 4.
•• Ilya Piganov: VOLUME
III. THE PIGANOVS
Saint Petersburg
ROSPHOTO State Museum
for Photography, 35 Bol.
Morskaya 191186.
•• Vladimir Antoschenkov:
Photographs 1974-2012
Slovenia
Ljubljana
Galerija Fotografija , Mestni
trg 11/I.
•• Jane Štravs: Dahab
2013
Gallery Photon, Trg
prekomorskih brigad 1.
•• Goran Bertok: SURVIVORS
South Africa
Cape Town
The Photographers Gallery
za, 63 Short market Street.
•• Stratum - Contemporary
South African Art
Spain
Madrid
Camara Oscura Galeria de
Arte, c/ Alameda, 16, 1º B.
•• Jamie Baldridge:
Playing with Arsenic
2013
•• Ellen Kooi: Días
Transparentes
Chiasso
Galleria Cons Arc, Via
Gruetli.
•• Claire Laude: Berliner
Jahrhundertladen
Martigny
Prangins
Musée national suisse Château de Prangins
•• C'est la vie. Swiss press
photography since 1940
Winterthur
Fotomuseum Winterthur,
Grüzenstrasse 44 + 45.
•• Yto Barrada: Riffs
Fotostiftung Schweiz,
Grüzenstrasse 45.
•• Andreas Seibert: Huai
He – The Colors of Growth
Zurich
Christophe Guye Galerie,
Dufourstrasse 31.
•• Bae Bien-U: Windscape
ArteF - Fine Art Photography
Gallery, Splügenstrasse 11.
•• Meisterwerke der
Bundner Fotografie
Turkey
Istanbul
Istanbul Modern, Meclis-i
Mebusan Ave. Liman
Isletmeleri.
•• Prix Pictet: Power
Istanbul Photography
Museum, Sehsuvar Bey
Mah. Kadirga Liman Cad..
•• synthetical landscapes
26
CINDY SHERMAN. That’s me - That’s not me
Le opere giovanili 1975-1977 at merano arte
february 1 - May 26, 2013
Chicago
Bellinzona
Rotterdam
Fort Collins
The Center for Fine Art
Photography, 400 North
College Avenue.
•• Stories, Memories,
and Histories
•• Susan A. Barnett:
Not In Your Face
Honolulu
Honolulu Museum of Art,
900 S. Beretania.
•• Courage and Strength:
Portraits of Those
Who Have Served
UP: Cindy Sherman
Untitled (Lucy) , 1975/2001
b&w, silver gelatin print
@ Sammlung Verbund
Houston
MFAH The Museum of Fine
Art Houston, 1001 Bissonnet
Street.
•• Images of Armed Conflict
and Its Aftermath
Los Angeles
J. Paul Getty Museum, 1200
Getty Center Drive, Suite
400.
•• In Focus: Robert
Mapplethorpe
LACMA, 5905 Wilshire Blvd..
•• Robert Mapplethorpe: XYZ
M+B Gallery, 612 North
Almont Drive.
•• Whitney Hubbs: The Song
Itself is Already a Skip
The Annenberg Space for
Photography, 000 Avenue of
the Stars, #10.
•• No strangers. Ancient
wisdom in a modern world
Miami
Miami Art Museum, 101
West Flagler Street.
•• New Work Miami 2013
Merano Arte ospita, dal 1°
febbraio al 26 maggio 2013,
l'evento espositivo, che vede
protagonista Cindy Sherman
(Glen Ridge, 1954).
Curata da Gabriele Schor,
in collaborazione con la
Collezione Verbund di
Vienna, la mostra – unica
tappa italiana dopo Vienna e
Ginevra - presenta 50 opere
che la fotografa e regista
americana realizzò tra il 1975
e il 1977 a Buffalo, agli albori
della sua carriera, quando era
poco più che ventenne.
stills che creò a New York,
tra il 1977 e il 1980.
In questa fase, Cindy
Sherman
venne
influenzata dalle forme
artistiche che emersero
a cavallo tra la fine degli
I lavori proposti a Merano,
appartengono al periodo
di formazione di Cindy
Sherman av venuto alla
State University of New
York di Buffalo, quando
decise di abbandonare
gli studi sulla pittura, per
dedicarsi completamente
alla fotografia. Qui produsse
un ampio corpus di opere
che sono le fondamenta su
cui costruì il suo percorso
creativo, e che anticipano la
famosa serie Untitled Film
anni Sessanta e l’inizio dei
Settanta, come il video, la
fotografia, l’installazione,
la performance, l’arte
concettuale, la Body art.
Cindy Sherman
Untitled 1975
Ed. of 25, b&w, colorate a mano
@ Sammlung Verbund
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JAMES WHITLOW DELANO
Fukushima: Taking Back a Nuclear No-Man’s Land
Earthquake damage is still evident on the deserted main street of Odaka,
which was inside the Fukushima nuclear no-entry zone until April 2012. Now
the town is open for public access but residents are not permitted to live in
the city because many districts lack running water and sewage. One store,
a barber shop, is open on main street but there is nowhere to buy any food
or supplies of any kind. Farming is not permitted either. One of the biggest
challenges will be to attract employers to return to the town, only a few have.
Odaka Village, Minami-Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
"There remains a vast network
of nuclear ghost towns in the
shadow cast by Fukushima
Daiichi’s radioactive fallout,
outside the no-entry zone a year
and a half after the meltdowns,
where residents have begun the
Herculean effort of taking back a
vast irradiated no-man’s land. But
how many residents will want to
return?"
Farmer in hazmat suit and mask
to protect him from radioactive
fallout in the soil oversees an
ongoing decontamination project.
Contaminated soil is packed into
large sacks and stored under white
tarpolins. On the Tomioka Highway,
between Tsushima and Yamakiya,
Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
1 1/2 years after the tsunami struck,
wide areas that were inside the
nuclear no-entry zone until April
2012, had been left untouched. So,
there are often reminders of the
tsunami and earthquake disaster,
like this vending machine that came
to rest in a former rice paddy that
was fouled has been sea water.
Odaka, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
James Whitlow Delano
Rice paddy field
contaminated with
radioactive elements and
salt. Because this paddy
field in Odaka was inside the
nuclear no-entry zone until
April 2012, work to drain large
sea water ponds, trapped in
the former rice fields, only
recently began after the town
was re-designated. Odaka,
Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
Decontamination work crew on the main highway that links highly
radioactive Iitate-mura with Fukushima City and the sea. Residents may return
to Iitate-mura but, due to the radioactive fall out from Fukushima Daiichi
Nuclear Power plant, the levels of radiation make it too dangerous to inhabit
full time. That said, some residents have apparently returned and refused to
leave. Iitate-mura, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
Standing on a hot spot, in a garden in front of a Iitate-mura house, on a road
that has already been decontaminated. Residents may return to their homes
but cannot live in the village due to high levels of radiation. Iitate-mura,
Fukushima Prefecture, Japan..R: Elderly man walks down a radiation hot spot
riddled, street in Iitate-mura, where he lives, despite the fact that the Japanese
government has designated the area as a radiation evacuation zone. It is legal
to enter Iitate-mura but residents are not permitted to spend the night in the
town, which was irradiated after explosions at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
power plant. Iitate-mura, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
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Minneapolis
ICEBOX Quality Framing &
Gallery, 1500 Jackson Street
NE 443.
•• Sid Kaplan: Driveby Shootingthrough
February 2, 2013
Walker Art Center, Vineland
Place.
•• Cindy Sherman
New Smyrna Beach
The Atlantic Center for
the Arts, 1414 Art Center
Avenue.
•• Leah King-Smith, Nancy
Goldring, Barbara Norfleet
New York
Phoenix
Tilt Gallery, 919 West
Fillmore Street.
•• Jean-Claude Mougin: Le Noir
Portland
Blue Sky Gallery, 122 NW 8th
Avenue.
•• Hillerbrand +
Magsamen: House/hold
San Francisco
Corden Potts Gallery, 49
Geary Street, Suite 211.
•• Camille Seaman:
Melting Away
Gallery Carte Blanche, 973
Valencia St..
•• Donna Wan
Pier24 The Embarcadero
•• About Face
San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art-SFMOMA, 151
Third Street at Mission.
•• David Goldblatt, Ernest
Cole, Billy Monk: South Africa
in Apartheid and After
Santa Fe
New Mexico Museum of Art,
107 West Palace Avenue.
•• William Clift: Shiprock
and Mont St. Michel
April 19 - September 08,
2013
VERVE Gallery of
Photography, 219 East
Marcy Street.
•• Brigitte Carnochan - Henry
Horenstein - Linda Ingraham
2013
Etherton Gallery, tucson
Surface Tension: Joel-Peter Witkin, Alice Leora Briggs, Holly Roberts
Tucson
Etherton Gallery, 135 South
6th Avenue.
•• Joel-Peter Witkin, Alice
Leora Briggs and Roberts
Holl: Surface Tension
Temple Gallery, 330 South
Scott Avenue.
•• Valerie Galloway:
Mixed Media
Washington
"Surface Tension features the
photographs of Joel-Peter Witkin;
mixed media by Alice Leora Briggs
highlighting her love of drawing and
printmaking;
and photo-based mixed media by
Holly Roberts.
These artists explore the tension
between the visible, textural
qualities of the image surface
and the political, social and
psychological
undercurrents in their subject
matter." Etherton Gallery
© Joel-Peter Witkin, Sins of Joan Miro, gelatin silver photograph,
Courtesy Etherton Gallery
National Museum of African
Art, 950 Independence
Avenue.
•• Lalla Essaydi: Revisions
West Palm Beach
Norton Museum of Art, 1451
S. Olive Avenue.
•• The Radical Camera: New
York's Photo League, 1936-1951
March 14 - June 16, 2013
•• Annie Leibovitz
United Arab
Emirates
Dubai
The Empty Quarter, Gate
Village, Bldg 02.
•• Between East & West
Uruguay
Montevideo
Montevideo Biennal
•• Guy Tillim
•• 1° Montevideo Biennal
The Fourth FINE ART UKRAINE art fair is going to take place at Mystetskyi
Arsenal during February 14 - 24
Venue: MYSTETSKYI ARSENAL
Duration: February 14 – February 24, 2013
http://artarsenal.in.ua/eng/
Fondation Pierre Gianadda, Martigny
marcel imsand
[email protected]
© Marcel Imsand
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EXHIBITIONS
Anastasia Photo, 166
Orchard St..
•• George Steinmetz: Desert Air
Andrea Meislin Gallery, 526
West 26th Street.
•• Andy Freeberg: Guardians
Bonni Benrubi Gallery, 41
East 57th Street.
•• Louis Stettner:
The Masterpieces.
Celebrating 90 Years
Gitterman Gallery, 170 East
Street.
•• Kenneth Josephson:
We Have Moved
Hasted Hunt Kraeutler, 529
West 20th St..
•• Michael Benson: Planetfall
ICP The International Center
of Photography, 1133
Avenue of the Americas at
43 Street.
•• Chim: We Went Back.
Photographs from
Europe 1933–1956
Keith de Lellis Gallery, 1045
Madison Avenue.
•• Art & Soul, vintage
photographs by 4 AfricanAmerican Photographers.
Barboza, Henderson,
Higgins Jr, Stewart
Robert Mann Gallery, 210
11th Avenue, 10th floor.
•• Paulette Tavormina:
Natura Morta
Blackmon: Day Tripping
Robin Rice Gallery, 325 West
11th Street.
•• Mark and Kristen
Sink: New York
February 16 - 24, 2013
RWFA Rick Wester Fine Art,
511 West 25th Street Suite
205.
•• Paola Ferrario:
Signs & Remains
The Walther Collection
Project Space , 526 West
26th Street, Suite 718.
•• Distance and Desire:
Part II, Contemporary
Reconfigurations
Yossi Milo Gallery, 245 Tenth
Avenue.
•• Ezra Stoller: Beyond
Architecture
•• Julie
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KIM HAK
kimhak.com
The former king of Cambodia
King Father Norodom Sihanouk passed
away on October 15th, 2012 in Beijin China. His body returned to Cambodia
on October 17th, 2012.
"Officially, government of Cambodia
declared the mourning days for 7 days.
But since his death news, people have
JONATHAN ALPEYRIE
jonathanalpeyrie.net
been keeping coming from entire
Cambodia to Royal Palace to pay respect
to the king.
All those moment, it is difficult to describe
by words" says Kim Hak photographer.
The official cremation will be held in early
February 2013 in Phnom Penh.
Jonathan Alpeyrie's portfolio was
published on ZOOM magazine special
on Human Rights issue 2012. He realized
others two new documetaries series
"Women leprosy" in Ethiopia and "Housing
Crisis" in Spain.
Born in Paris in 1979, Jonathan Alpeyrie
moved to the United States in 1993. He
graduated from the French high school
of New York City in 1998, before going
to the University of Chicago to study
medieval history. Jonathan started
his career shooting for local Chicago
newspapers during his undergraduate
years. He did his first photo essay in 2001
while travelling the South Caucasus.
After graduating in 2003, he went to the
Congo to work on various essays, which
were noticed and picked up by Getty
images, and signed a contributor contract
in early 2004. Jonathan has worked as a
freelance for various publications and
websites such as, Le Figaro magazine,
American Photo, Africa International, The
Gelayitu Ayalew © Jonathan Alpeyrie
© Kim Hak
© Jonathan Alpeyrie
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Traveler UK, and various New York City
and Los Angeles Newspapers. Today he
is a staff photographer for Polaris Images,
which he signed with in November 2009.
He also has been working as a fashion
photographer in New York City for the
past two years , with ELLE and various
local designers. Jonathan Alpeyrie’s
career, which stretches over a decade,
has brought him in over 25 countries,
covered 9 conflict zones, mostly in East
Africa, the South Caucasus, the Middle
East and central Asia. A photography book
about WWII veterans with Verve Editions
is also in the works, and planed to come
out next year.
Jonathan Alpeyrie, have been published in
reviews such as: Paris Match, Aftenposten,
Time magazine, Newsweek, Wine
Spectator, Boston Globe, Glamour, BBC ,
World magazine, Popular Photography,
the New York Times, VSD, American Photo
and ELLE.
Macworld iWorld,
San Francisco
January 31 - February 2
"We describe Macworld/iWorld as
“The Ultimate iFan Event” – Apple
product enthusiasts and industry
watchers from around the world
converge on San Francisco for
3 days of discovering the latest
products for their Mac, iPad,
iPhone, iPod; learning from industry
experts about the latest tips and
techniques for using their favourite
Apple products; and networking
and socializing with fellow Apple
product-lovers. The city of San
Francisco turns into a big Apple Fan
Fest."
Paul Kent, Vice President & General
Manager of Macworld/iWorld
Interview with Dan Marcolina, iPhonography guru
ZOOM: Please, describe the
“iPhoneography” exhibition at the
Macworld iWorld 2013...
Dan Marcolina: All this iPhoneography
excitement is about to come to a
crescendo at Macworld/iWorld 2013.
I was asked, because of my book/
eBook work, and the many lectures
on the topic of iPhoneography,
to organize an event that brings
together the best shooters, bloggers,
educators and advocates. It is through
my travels and sites like http://www.
pixelsatanexhibition.com, iPhoneart.
com and Instagram that I came to
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ZOOM: Please, describe the
“iPhoneography” exhibition at the
Macworld iWorld 2013...
Dan Marcolina: All this iPhoneography
excitement is about to come to a
crescendo at Macworld/iWorld 2013.
I was asked, because of my book/
eBook work, and the many lectures
on the topic of iPhoneography,
to organize an event that brings
together the best shooters, bloggers,
educators and advocates. It is through
my travels and sites like http://www.
pixelsatanexhibition.com, iPhoneart.
com and Instagram that I came to
choose the 15 speakers. The visitor will
learn why iPhoneography is different
from traditional photography in
three unique ways: organic shooting,
processing and sharing. We’ll also
talk about how to get unique
perspectives and storytelling with
street photography, how to combine
apps to create artistic images beyond
what has ever been possible, and
how to share smarter and get noticed
in Instagram.This will be the largest
assemblage of iPhoneography talent
and inspiration to date and will be a
celebration of not only a new year but
also a new chapter in photographs
history, the Mobile Movement. On
show also 40 iPads with works
from the speakers and other key
iPhoneographers from around the
world. During the show I will also be
releasing a new iPad eBook called
Mobile Masters.
Z. : Is iPhotonography redefining the
art form?
D.M.: I believe that we are at the
beginning of a historical movement
in photography: "the mobile
movement". The convergence of:
outstanding tech in a camera that is
always with you, along with cheap
and easy ways to discover apps. The
sharing and learning of techniques
within the huge social gallery called
Instagram/Facebook has allowed
many more people to intuitively
create with images. With this prolific
rise in participation, there is as much
naïve bad or cliché images and
techniques as early Photoshop but
also 10 times as many naïve fresh
creative images.
The first redefining attribute of
iPhoneography is not just about the
images you can make, but about the
images you can now take. Meaning
that every moment is now a Kodak
moment. In the past, most people
would only carry a camera on special
outings. Moreover iPhoneography
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All images © Dan Marcolina
allows an individual to further
compose the tone with postprocessing: this brings a new level
of editorial or artistic intent to the
image.Lots of times, I do not know
where an image may go when I
shoot it or even why I am shooting it.
It is a gut level reaction to the tone
of the moment, a juxtaposition of
subject matter, or just the lighting
that makes me react. Now beyond
the traditional rules of photography,
like composition, a new dimension of
pre-visualizing comes into play when
shooting mobile.
Z. : What the limits of iphotos are?
D.M.: . The types of images that
should be left to a "real" camera are
images that depend on: detail, like
landscape photos or commercial
photography; speed and control of
shutter, like sports photography or
long exposure night photography;
lens perspective, like compressed
space possible through the use of a
big telephoto or Shallow depth of
field possible with a fast lens.
Z.: Is important for an iPhone
photographer to have an education
in Photography?
D.M.: Many of the things we learn as
photographers, like controlling depth
of field, exposure and shutter speed
are here effects done in post. So a
new kind of training is emerging, for
example: how to handle the device
for shooting effectively; camera
replacement apps for shooting; and
app workflow ideas for achieving the
tone and essence you are after. But
of course, most importantly it comes
down to vision, taste and restraint
rather than camera knows how. So
yes, education of what makes a good
picture can be important but some
people just know without rules when
to shoot and what to keep in the
frame.
Z.: Are there many gadget for the
mobile phone cameras?
D.M.: There is a huge market of
gadgets and add on lenses.
I suggest to explore photojojo.
com/store. You will find wide
angle, telephoto and even a
way to adapt your Canon lens
for use on an iPhone, along with
stabilizersto quickly turn your iPhone
photographs into real Polaroid
images with The Impossible Instant
Lab.
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Z.: Is the "sharing" important?
D.M.: Sharing images on social sites
like Instagram can not only reinforce
the vision, but it challenges to a
higher level by comparing images
to others. Photographers learn what
people “like” by this mass polling
process.
On pixelsatanexhibition.com or
iphoneart.com explore what is
lurking under the surface.
Z.: What about your activity?
D.M.: My design career started
before computers, so I learned the
"craft" of design without computer
shortcuts. How to think conceptually,
how to render typography and at
the same time I got to work with
many top photographers in art
directing editorial, corporate and
product shots. All along the way I
was shooting lots of personal work
for group shows. I shot with many
different format film cameras and
had my own darkroom. But I fell in
love with alternative cameras, mostly
Diana's and Polaroid cameras, and as
a result I have a collection of over 120
toy and antique cameras. Anything
to give the image an ambient
interpretive feeling. Over the last 2
years I have found a perfect bridge
between my digital design side and
traditional alternative photo side,
iPhoneography.
This new obsession has reinvigorated
my love for both photography and
visual experimentation, inspiring
me to author the critically acclaimed
book iPhone Obsessed (Peachpit
Press) and 3 iPad iTunes eBooks
iObsessed Companion, AppAlchemy
and AppAlchemy Pocket. This
iPhone Photography series has
been endorsed by many of the top
iPhoneographers and has been
called the "Best iPhotography
resource available.”
Much like my creative excitement of
working with Photoshop 1.0 in 1990,
I am experiencing that feeling all
over again with taking and editing
images on my iPhone. It has brought
together all the elements I love; it is
the best toy camera ever combined
with Photoshop capabilities and now
the resolution for excellent printed
output.
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110 ARTE LAGUNA PRIZE
FINALISTS
ON SHOW AT
ARSENALE, VENICE
MARCH 17-31, 2013
The selection of the artworks was been
carried out by the jury composed by
experts from the contemporary art world
as Lina Lazzar from Sotheby's or Sabine
Schaschl from Kunsthaus Basel.
prizes.
The 5 winners will be announced on
March 16.
33.ooo works by artists from 105 countries
have partecipated at the prize till now.
€7000 for each winner, art residencies,
personal exhibitions in galleries -in Milan,
Rome Naples, Miami and more- are the
www.artelagunaprize.com
ZOOM magazine media partner
ANDREAS FRANKE
through April 2013 Andreas Franke’s new body of
work at Stavronikita Project,
underwater on SS Stavronikita:
The fine art prints were exhibited on the place
they have been captured, 100feet below sealevel.
through February 15 2013,
Vandenberg Project, The Studios of Key West
© Xin Zhao Li, Newlyweds in Tashkurgan, 2009, digital chromogenic
print, cm 120x90
© All images Andreas Franke
Published on ZOOM magazine 2012 #102 issue
© Luis Bezeta, Norma Jeane is Marilyn, 2011
chrome (video+foto), durata 3 min
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gohar dashti
"In the past
thousands years,
there hasn’t been a
volcano erupting in
our country. But we
mustn’t forget the
truth ,the country
of Iran in a past not
so far away (in terms
of geology), has
put behind many
volcanic activities,
the evidence of
which is hundreds
of inactive and semiac tive volcanos.
Thus one cannot
positively claim that
all volcanic activities
in this land have
grown silent."
Gohar Dashti
( * N a t i o n a l
Geoscience
Database of IRAN)
from the video on Vimeo
gohardashti.com
MacWorld Tree4_New Size_Print.indd 1
11/28/12 4:29 P
© Gohar Dashti "Volcano" New works
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