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Jennifer Abessira
May 21, 2012 – 2:04 pm
Jennifer Abesseria lives and works in Tel-Aviv. Her ongoing project Elastique collects and collates images, juxtaposing images to create sometimes surprising relationships. Choices are made based on shape, colour, form, surface perception, iconic representation; combining figures, nature, screen grabs, movie stills, strange textures and lurid fabrics to create a strangely compelling effect.
Angela Strassheim – Evidence
May 14, 2012 – 9:38 pm
The quietly violent black and white interior images from Angela Strassheim‘s series Evidence sit alongside seemingly banal colour documents, picturing very usual suburban settings. The pairing
of languages creates a haunting body of work, both visually disturbing and alluring, detailing and aestheticising brutal crimes long after the event. Using a chemical treatment and long exposures Strassheim brings to the surface histories that buildings have long since tried to forget.
Read more about the series here.
Self portrait with….
May 11, 2012 – 9:33 am
Beautiful and lyrical self-portraits with family members by Italian photographer Anna Di Prospero that both explore and are created by the intimate bonds within a family.
See this!
May 10, 2012 – 9:05 am
It’s a great time to be in London at the moment for gallery visits. Here’s a few that we recommend you pay a visit to:
Laura Pannack Young British Naturists at Gallery One and a Half
Charming recently opened space in Dalston shows Laura Pannack‘s first London solo show, which documents the private world of young British naturists. Looking beyond the sensationalism of bare flesh Pannack sensitively examines the freedom and unity that nudity brings. Photographing these individuals without the personality markers that the outer layers of clothing bring; Pannack draws the viewer’s attention back to the basics: posture, gaze, gesture and minute details (shoes, tattoos, jewelry).

Image from Young British Naturists by Laura Pannack
Dana Popa After the New Man at FOTO8
“In After the New Man, Dana Popa revisits her homeland, Romania, and the generation who were born just before or after the fall of the communist regime. This body of work is an intimate portrayal of youth and the fleeting memories of a bygone era that still permeate the individuals and landscape.”

Image from After the New Man by Dana Popa
‘Unknown Quantities’ at Fishbar
An exhibition of photographs by the four newest Magnum photographers, Moises Saman, Dominic Nahr, Peter Van Agtmael and Olivia Arthur, at another new space for photography in East London – set up by Olivia Arthur and Philip Ebeling. The show features a powerful selection of work from America’s Wars, Saudi Arabia and the Arab Spring.
Graziella Antonini
May 8, 2012 – 9:30 am

Images from les curiosités by Graziella Antonini
Graziella Antonini‘s project les curiosités is a beautiful collection of landscapes in which the natural meets the man-made, where animal, plant and human worlds collide. I also really like her series Imaginary trip to Japan; an album of ‘souvenirs without travel’.
Features
“The Imperial War Museum is a strange place, which doesn’t quite seem to be able to decide whether it should be glorifying war or condoning it..”
Review of Ori Gersht Exhibition
“THE best short video by a photographer I have seen for ages……”
Simone Donati’s ‘Valley of the Angels’ featured on the Blog
“I’m interested in the world as felt experience…”
Interview with Andres Gonzalez
“An artist who creates strange and absurd mise-en-scene’s from often banal and everyday scenarios.”
Matthieu Lavanchy featured on the Blog
‘One of The five most promising new artists of 2011′ according to The Telegraph ‘One of the big 4 to watch in Art and Design for 2012′- The Guardian
Featured Photographer: Chloe Dewe Mathews
“I’m fascinated by the places we live and how complex and strange our relationship to our everyday environment actually is..”
Interview with Ed Panar
“We feel that photography is an object to be played with…”
Interview with el-plus-en
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