Posted by James Greenfield
With its move to a much needed new larger space in the new Photographers Gallery, the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize should begin to gain the reputation it deserves. This years prize has four very different photographers on show across the two gallery spaces. The previous years have always impressed and it is a real cultural highlight for me as someone who is keenly interested in contemporary photography.
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Posted by Matt Judge
Julius Shulman, renowned Architectural photographer most famous for his depiction of Modernism across California, died in July of this year. Having just moved to the Golden State, it seemed only fitting that I attended a screening of Eric Brickers documentary ‘Visual Acoustics’ to learn a little more about a man so acclaimed and respected, particularly in this part of the world. More
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Posted in Architecture, Film, Photography
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Posted by Jimmy Tilley
We all have dreams about what we’d like to be when we grow up but, for the vast majority, it’s rare that those dreams ever come to accurate fruition. Regardless of how happy we are in the vocation we currently employ, it’s more than likely that it wasn’t the first job that popped into our heads once we realised that one day we’d have to work for a living. More
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Posted by Tom Crabtree
I’m pleased to present an exclusive first look at Andrew Zuckerman’s upcoming book entitled Bird. As a progression from his 2007 book Creature, Zuckerman has created a new body of work showcasing more than 200 photographs of nearly 75 different species of bird. Captured and presented in his signature style; minimal, on-white, in exquisite detail. More
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Posted in Book Design, Film, Photography, Print
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Posted by Ian Moore
Originally this post was about Radical Nature, an exhibition running at the Barbican art gallery in London (19 June —18 October 2009). I hoped to get some nice close-ups of Henrik Håkansson’s horizontal section of rainforest, or some maybe some above shots from of Tomas Saraceno’s floating bubble structures. More
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Posted by Caroline de Vries
For the last few months I have been researching the personal photographic archives of others for a project dealing with seriality in photography (both book and web form). As part of my research I discovered a recent editorial piece by Joachim Schmid, ‘Other people’s photographs’, very similar to my concept which forces me to re-think my project. More
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Posted in Fine Art, Photography
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Posted by Jamie Long
We live in an age where we are able to view an almost endless amount of content (TV shows, films, images and more importantly user-generated content) whenever we choose through the internet. On demand is a phrase that is constantly being used in the media, and this week Channel 4 announced they were adding their back catalogue of over 10,000 titles to 4OD. More
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Posted by David Corti
Defining the teenage experience is a nigh impossible task as times and fashions change. That aside we can generally assume that the biggest responsibilities one could have as a teenager ranged anything from delivering someone’s newspaper, walking the dog or washing the neighbours’ car. More
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Posted in Art Direction, Book Design, Magazine Design, Photography, Type Design
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