GUP #43 Sweet Life
Sweet Life. What comes to mind immediately for us – as it surely does for many of you – is Ed van der Elsken’s by now famous book of that title.
Articles
PAPERLAB - opening of new press corner for international magazines
Le Marais BHV opens Paperlab in Paris, a new corner dedicated to international press in fashion, art and design.
Eyes in Progress - Visual Storytelling Workshop with Ed Kashi
From the 8-11 of April Ed Kashi (VII Photo) will give a workshop on Visual Storytelling in Barcelona.
Keep it Simple: An Interview with Magnum Printer Pablo Inirio
Pablo Inirio is a master darkroom printer for the prestigious Magnum photo agency, charged with the responsibility of making prints of some of the most iconic black and white images in history. In a world of increasingly few professional darkroom printers, the skills he hones seem today almost like a dark art, both chemically scientific and enigmatically magical. We paid a visit to the Magnum office in New York City to talk with Inirio about the printmaking craft of modern times.
Magic x GUP
The winners from New 2015 have been chosen.
Getting Close By Moving Far: An Interview with Bertien Van Manen
Bertien van Manen (1942, The Netherlands) started photographing in the late 1970s. Since then, she has travelled the world extensively with her small analogue cameras – giving preference to the unobtrusiveness and charm of lo-fi gear over more advanced equipment.
This World is Not Mine by Linelle Deunk
Kahmann Gallery will show a series made by Linelle Deunk in collaboration with the Marie-Stella-Maris Foundation and GUP Magazine.
Eyes in Progress - Wedding Photojournalism Workshop with Franck Boutonnet
From the 26-30 of March Frank Boutonnet will give a workshop about Wedding Photojournalism in Paris.
Mono - Call for Entry
Following the success of their black and white book MONO Volume 1, Gomma now has a call for entries for Volume 2.
New Crisis Photography: An Interview with Enri Canaj
The work of Greek-Albanian photographer Enri Canaj (b. 1980) shows grim scenes, while his photos never look harsh.