November 10th, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink
Today is a day to remember. What started as a peaceful demonstration, ended in violence at 30 Millbank (as expected. Amongst us, were some who couldn’t keep their sticks for the signs. Although these students and activist were a minority the police was outnumbered. They couldn’t fight back those who fought for their rights and every persons right for education. The message was clear. You say cut back, we say fight back.
(for queries on the photographs contact me)
October 9th, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink
A year ago I was in Kosovo and Serbia. There I took these and wrote a journal. Most of the photographs were taken with an Zeiss-Ikon 517/16 from 1949.
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March 29th, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink
I came across this photo on Peter Gowland’s webiste . I understand the strangeness of it, but it’s still completely bizarre! I’ve looked at it again and again, and it always has that striking strangeness.
March 22nd, 2010 § 1 comment § permalink
The exhibition I am organizing to raise funds for haiti is starting to get some reach. This should likely help us reach a public that is interested in new acquisitions and charity.
Thanks to the help of photographer Seba Kurtis we’ve had a short feature on the British Journal of Photography online.
Visit www.genesisartforhaiti.org for more info on the exhibition and auction.
February 28th, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink
I’m happy to be showing my work in Bristol at the moment for a year long project called 204:2010 . My work is being shown as part of the first cycle curated by Matthew Douglas. It will be on until the 6th of March.
The project has a website that will be running all through out 2010. There are four curators and each is selecting work of 4 artists.
February 2nd, 2010 § 0 comments § permalink
I am organizing an exhibition together with Barbora “Bashi” Kolibarova to collect funds for the Haiti Appeal of the Disasters Emergency Committee. The event will be sometime in April (dates to be confirmed) and we will be exhibiting the work of emerging talents.
If you wish to submit your work or help or sponsor us you can find all information at the weblog for the event.
William Eggleston's Guide
Joel Sternfeld - American Prospects
Stephen Gill - Hackney Flowers
