The Life and Work of Gerda Taro (video)

Written by Leo Hsu 15 Oct 2008 Blogs

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Irme Schaber speaks at the Frontline Club  on the Life and Work of Gerda Taro at 730 pm on Friday, October 17th. The presentation is part of the Frontline Club's In the Picture series.

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Athens Photo Festival - Adamantios Kafetzis

Written by Stephanie Bailey 10 Oct 2008 Blogs

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Adamantios Kafetzis is rather bemused at how his debut exhibition at the Kappatos Gallery has been interpreted so far...
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Interview with David Hlynsky

Written by David Brittain 09 Oct 2008 Blogs

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In the fourth of our interviews with influential photography magazine editors, David Brittain speaks to David Hlynsky, who was the editor of Canadian magazine Image Nation.

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Athens Photo Festival - Tod Papageorge in Black and White

Written by Stephanie Bailey 08 Oct 2008 Blogs

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Tod Papageorge's photographic eye is as fierce as his reputation as the head of Yale University's graduate photography department...
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Brighton Photo Fringe (1)

Written by Max Houghton 07 Oct 2008 Blogs

We’ll also be reporting on Photo Fringe events, which are building on the work achieved by the organisation’s late director Danny Wilson, who died unexpectedly earlier this year.

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Brighton Photo Biennial (1)

Written by Max Houghton 07 Oct 2008 Blogs

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The Sublime Image of Destruction


Well I might have missed the BPB launch – as a loyal attendee at Host’s own Christopher Morris show – but I was back in my hometown on Saturday for the inaugural Simon Norfolk fish and chip supper...
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Olivo Barbieri's Waterfall Project

Written by Guy Lane 03 Oct 2008 Blogs

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Italian photograher Olivo Barbieri talks to Guy Lane about The Waterfall Project, a major new body of work - made in Africa, Asia, and North and South America - exploring the cultural meanings ,and aesthetic potential, of some of the world's most powerful waterfalls.
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The Long Now: Edward Burtynsky and the 10,000 Year Clock

Written by Leo Hsu 01 Oct 2008 Blogs

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If you could leave behind pictures for someone to see ten thousand years from now, what pictures would you choose? Would you send a warning? An apology? Or something that simply shows us as we are? Edward Burtynsky has recently had the opportunity to ask himself these questions, and to ask how images could be printed to last for ten thousand years.


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Perpignan photos by Casey Kelbaugh

Written by admin 23 Sep 2008 Blogs

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Photos from the recent Visa Pour L'Image Festival in Perpignan courtesy of Casey Kelbaugh, photographer and founder / director of Slideluck Potshow.
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Liu Heung Shing at the Frontline Club (video)

Written by Leo Hsu 22 Sep 2008 Blogs

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On June 5, 1989, a young couple waits beneath Jianguomenwai bridge on the fringe of Beijing's diplomatic area, as PLA tanks roll above them. The previous day, tanks moved on Tiananmen Square to quell student protests that had been winning widespread support. The massacre was followed by heavy repression. (Image from China: Portrait of a Country, edited by Liu Heung Shing, published by Taschen.)

Liu Heung Shing speaks at the Frontline Club on Thursday, 25 September at 7:30 as part of "In the Picture", an ongoing series of photographers' talks. Watch the video here .

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