October 24, 2012
Author:
Jorre Both
This all-encompassing and somewhat pompous title fits the scale of the exhibition in art space KadE in Amersfoort, spreading 160 photographs over 3 floors. Apparently, man and nature don’t always benefit from each other.
September 19, 2012
Author:
Nora Uitterlinden
What is the best way to look at a photograph? According to the Dutch author Hans Aarsman (who calls himself a ‘photo detective’), you chose a picture you want to look at, and then you go to sleep. Preferably while sitting up. When you wake up, look
September 12, 2012
Author:
Marie-Charlotte Pezé
I started photography with the Nikon that went to the moon.
August 29, 2012
Author:
Greg Andruszczenko
Impossible Project announced earlier this week that they were going to jump in and again revitalize an area of the instant market left to die – the 8 × 10.
August 24, 2012
Author:
Katherine Oktober Matthews
It’s become so commonplace to describe photos as “dream-like” that I’m numbed to the adjective. Do your dreams look like dream-like photos?
August 19, 2012
Author:
Katherine Oktober Matthews
This is the Blickfang 2012/1013 collection of Germany’s best photographers — 704 pages, 5kg, 250 × 320 mm.
August 08, 2012
Author:
Annie Goodner
Multi-media artist Katarina Riesing places her own image at the forefront of her work in a way that is acutely representative of a contemporary woman/artist.
July 24, 2012
Author:
Renata Bittencourt Grasso
Protruding collar bones, spines and child-sized wrists pervade the re-photograged pixelated self-portraits of anonymous women, united by their desire to be not merely skinny, but always, incessantly, skinnier.
July 11, 2012
Author:
Renata Bittencourt Grasso
In what ways does the impact of the photo essay compare to that of the individual photographic?
July 02, 2012
Author:
Renata Bittencourt Grasso
Richard Wentworth’s photographs shed light on human resourcefulness and improvisation, celebrating a very much deliberate modification of the modern landscape.