Eyes in Progress - How to Start a Photobook Project with Claude Nori
Claude Nori holds a workshop on how to start a photobook project in Paris from 2-5 July 2014.
Articles
An Interview with Sputnik’s Rafał Milach and Ania Nałęcka
For almost ten years, the photo collective Sputnik has focused on Post-Soviet countries, in search of personal stories instead of ‘hot news issues’.
GUP #40: Eyes on Brazil
As we slowly pull ourselves out of the darkness of another European winter, one country is already dominating the first half of 2014: all eyes are on Brazil, for obvious reasons…but let’s look beyond the pitch, towards another view on the country.
Eyes in Progress - Introspective Photography Workshop with Michael Ackerman
Michael Ackerman hosts an Introspective Photography Workshop in Barcelona from 25-28 June 2014.
Tiksi - An interview with Evgenia Arbugaeva
Since her graduation from the International Centre of Photography (ICP) in 2009, Evgenia Arbugaeva (1985, Russia) has gained worldwide recognition for her work on Tiksi, a small town in Northern Russia resting on the coast of the Arctic Ocean.
Eyes in Progress - Visual Poetry Workshop with Rinko Kawauchi
Rinko Kawauchi hosts a Visual Poetry Workshop in Paris from 8-11 July 2014.
Where Death Dies: An Interview with Emily Kinni
Emily Kinni has been researching the history of former execution sites since 2011 and capturing the results in her series Where Death Dies. She spoke with GUP about researching sites that don’t exist anymore, repurposing sites of death into mundane spaces and the narratives of the people who keep history alive.
Hungry Still
Slideluck London has partnered up with Quad and Format International Photography Festival to present Hungry Still, a retrospective exhibition and photo-cook-book.
Eyes in Progress - The Creative Eye Workshop with David Burnett
Photojournalist David Burnett hosts a Creative Eye Workshop from 11-14 June 2014 in Paris.
Not a Metaphor: An Interview with Alisa Resnik
Alisa Resnik’s (b. 1976, Russia) gloomy photos of dark interiors, people in bars and streets at night, have received a lot of attention recently.