Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie | Tags: Bruxelles, galerie |
Thomas Bernardet archives photographs in files that he calls “Documents de travail”, it’s a sort of re-interpretation of Eugene Atget’s “Documents pour artistes”.
MOT International, Bruxelles. 17.11.2012 > 19.01.2013.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: exposition, galerie, Paris |
The work Proving Things deals with the search for traces as a method. By creating various experimental assemblies in the form of images and objects, Steffen Bunte adresses the topic of exploring structure and shapes.
Galerie Jeanroch Dard, Paris. 01.12.2012 > 08.01.2013.
Filed under: Mode, Photographie | Tags: exposition, Osaka |
Kyoto by Anders Edström is part of an ongoing collaboration with The Solar Garden. This photographs in this exhibit follow the seasonal changes from spring to autumn and catch at the inflections of time within.
Center for COSMIC WONDER, Osaka. 01.12.2012 > 28.12.2012
Filed under: Art contemporain, Peinture - Illustration, Photographie, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Eindhoven, exposition |
The truth vs. government, organisation, scene and family: about the secularising stories of social cohesion through individually processed hybrid flows of information.
Selection of Websites: Erika Rothenberg, Jans Muskee, Keren Cytter, Melanie Bonajo, Nadine Byrne, Pedro Bakker and Sebastian Friedman. Curator/editor: Freek Lomme – Exhibition design: Dave Keune – Graphic design: Novak Ontwerp.
Onomatopee, Eindhoven. 09.11.2012 > 20.01.2013.
Filed under: Photographie | Tags: exposition, Milan |
PHOTOGRAPHY brings together some of the most prominent photographers in fine art and fashion, under a common theme, and provides visitors with an unprecedented opportunity to experience the very latest, cutting-edge photographic expressions.
PHOTOGRAPHY includes new works by William Eggleston, Stephen Shore, Nan Goldin, Martin Parr, Terry Richardson, Taryn Simon and Ryan McGinley.
Galleria Carla Sozzani, Milan. 11.11.2012 > 18.11.2012
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: exposition, Londres |
The artists in Brush It In are instigating what could be called the beginnings of a post-Photoshop engagement with photography. Curated by Lorenzo Durantini. Selection of Websites: Joshua Citarella, Fleur van Dodewaard, Christiane Feser, Darren Harvey-Regan, Antonio Marguet and Anne de Vries.
Flowers, Londres. 26.10.2012 > 24.11.2012.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Spectacle, Vidéo – Film | Tags: exposition, Oslo |
Nothing is forgotten, some things considered is a project that consists of three parts – an exhibition, a publication, and public programming. The exhibition explores the politics of image-making and its impact on individual and collective identity. Selection of websites: William E. Jones, Christine Rebet, Emily Roysdon, Jumana Manna and Wu Tsang.
UKS, Oslo. 19.10.2012 > 02.12.2012.
Filed under: Photographie | Tags: Bienne, exposition |
À travers ses voyages à Cuba et dans la région himalayenne, Vincent Delbrouck donne à voir un monde au cœur de l’intime où s’entremêlent réel, biographie et fiction. Loin d’un carnet de route, ce travail est un parcours autofictif, la narration poétique d’une vie écrite au rythme de la nature.
PhotoforumPasquArt, Bienne. 14.10.2012 > 25.11.2012.
Filed under: Photographie | Tags: exposition, Paris |
Après une première à la galerie Esther Woerdehoff, la carte blanche PHPA 2012 de Magnum Photos (Bruce Gilden, Paolo Pellegrin, Christopher Anderson, Moises Saman et Steve McCurry) s’expose à la Belle Juliette avec Charlotte Tanguy, lauréate du prix Photo d’Hôtel, Photo d’Auteur. Pour rappel, le projet PHPA s’articule autour d’un concept simple : une photographie unique accompagnée d’un texte inspiré d’une nuit passée dans l’un des 5 hôtels labelisés HPRG. Les candidatures à lédition 2013 peuvent être envoyées via ce lien.
Graphisme du catalogue de l’exposition par Neutre.be.
Les Salons de La Belle Juliette, Paris. 01.10.2012 > 05.11.2012.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: Bruxelles, exposition, galerie |
Domino Effect chose to reverse the principle of causality by leading the return of the effects back to its cause. It puts forward the idea of collage through an endless play of action/interaction between the sensitive formal imbrications and a reading mode that compromises standard logic. Selection of Websites: Leo Gabin, Yngve Holen, Ilja Karilampi, Sean Raspet, and John Sparagana.