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From the blog
Franck Juery
January 27, 2012 – 11:56 am
It’s quite difficult to pick many single images from Franck Juery‘s work, but maybe that’s the point. The images work beautifully as themed sets, both through content and post production.
Gregory Halpern
January 25, 2012 – 11:01 am
Gregory Halpern‘s book A, an exploration of the American Rust Belt, is on my wish list. I have since come across his project Thin on the Ground, from which the beautiful sequence of images above is taken. His images are light and dreamy without being too romantic, textually rich, and extremely well sequenced.
Jonny Briggs
January 24, 2012 – 12:38 pm
Some interesting constructions in Jonny Briggs‘ work, I like the elements of grotesque.
Hin Chua in Paris
January 23, 2012 – 7:23 pm
Hin Chua will be displaying 30 prints from his brilliant series After The Fall in a solo show at La Petite Poule Noire gallery in Paris. The show runs from 3 February to 17 March, so if you happen to be in Paris over the coming month make sure you check it out.
We’ve got a print for sale from After the Fall in our shop, and you can watch of video of Hin talking about the series here.
From the film archives: The Turconi Collection
January 23, 2012 – 11:50 am
Interesting archive of 35mm nitrate film clips. Includes some very early hand tinted film.
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From Twitter
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01:34 pm Jan 27 via web - Franck Juery, beautifully themed image grids: http://t.co/NAWrXppo
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03:56 pm Jan 25 via web - RT @simoncroberts: RT @PhoenixBrighton: Fergus Heron's solo show of work opens at The Front View, Whitstable on Sat 4th February. http: ...
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01:13 pm Jan 25 via web - RT @misskatiepeters: Nowness putting out some great resources. Taryn Simon: Shot True http://t.co/I8mqBMK7 via @NOWNESS
08:51 am Jan 24 via Twitter for iPhone - Hin Chua solo show coming up in Paris: http://t.co/gaHDbxJF
07:39 pm Jan 23 via web - Talk tomorrow @photofusionUK with @gallerytart looks interesting: Experimenting with Photography http://t.co/d8dwYTYi
05:47 pm Jan 16 via web - RT @wayneford: Loving the work of Canadian photographer Mark Peckmezian. http://t.co/2VUutkxw
05:40 pm Jan 16 via web - @eduphotodublin Thanks!
05:15 pm Jan 16 via web - Feel the love! Chloe Dewe Mathews tipped by as one to watch for 2012: http://t.co/0C4JqhOw
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