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Pieter HugoSerena Momberg interviews South African photographer; Pieter Hugo. ( serenamomberg@hotmail.com)
SPOEK MATHAMBO - CONTROLArtist: Spoek Mathambo (www.spoekmathambo.com) Directed & shot by: Pieter Hugo (www.pieterhugo.com) & Michael Cleary (www.michaelcleary.co.za) Edited by: Richard Starkey @ priest.co.za Produced by: Jon Day @ orangefilms.co.za Production Designer : Mike Berg @ Hyper Art Special mention has to go to the energy and feeling of South African House music (which I am very proud of), as well as the amazing legacy that Joy Division has left! Cast List : Amahle, Lwandile, Musa, Siyabonga, Monwabisi, Aluluto, Nicolas, Lusanda, Avusiwe, Liso, Simamikele, Sanele, Tshepo, Unathi, Nkosinathi, Sibulele, Noluvuyo 2nd Camera: Ebrahim Hajee Assistant Director: Oliver Kruger Production Manager: Amanda Arbuckle @ orangefilms.co.za Styling: Richard de Jager Props Master: Este Opperman Props Assistant: Mark Busak Props Driver: Alfa Mwinyimkw Cosmetic Make-up Designer: Clinton Aiden Smith @ cosmesis.co.za SFX Make-up: Margueritte Blom & Daleen Badenhorst Make up: Candy Stylumdall SFX: Doug Hardy & Fedrico Zanolin @ stuntsa.com Colorist: Jenine Lindeque Choreographer: Vanessa Brierley @ Spirit Enterntainment Dance Group Co-ordinator: Pindiwe Gxidolo Dance Group Co-ordinator: Siviwe Mbinda @ Happy Feet Dance Group Co-ordinator: Pamela Mtati @ Likhwezi Marimba PA: Remembrance Nkanana PA: John McDonald PA: Neil de Villiers Special thanks to the following companies: Panalux, Cosmesis, Hyperart, Stunt SA, Unity Film Location Management, Spirit Entertainment, Stratosphere Sound, Happy Feet, Likhwezi ...
hyena men nigeriathe notorious hyena men of nigeria. travelling around nigeria with their hyenas and baboons. enjoy. rponnie these are photographs made by Pieter Hugo ! DJrocktheboat You should credit the photographer Pieter Hugo!
Lifestyle Pieter HugoPieter Hugo is a well known South African photographer. An exhibition of his work called "On Reality and Other Stories" is now on at Le Brass, the cultural center in Vorst. www.evanlamos.com
Pieter Hugo Photos.wmvPieter Hugo photo series "Permanent Error", accompanied by music from 9ice and 2face Idibia "Street Credibility". Used as introduction for art lesson in high school art class.
Pieter Hugo - This Must Be The Place, Selected Works 2003-2011 - Fotomuseum Den HaagPieter Hugo - This Must Be The Place - Te zien van 3 maart t/m 20 mei 2012 in het Fotomuseum Den Haag - www.fotomuseumdenhaag.nl Pieter Hugo - This Must Be The Place - On view from 3 March until 20 May 2012 at The Hague Museum of Photography - www.fotomuseumdenhaag.nl/en NL: De carrière van de Zuid-Afrikaanse fotograaf Pieter Hugo (Johannesburg, 1976) is met recht 'booming' te noemen. Zijn monumentale foto's, waarin het hedendaagse Afrika een hoofdrol speelt, krijgen inmiddels wereldwijde aandacht. Aankomend voorjaar toont het Fotomuseum Den Haag als eerste museum een uitgebreid overzicht van het werk dat hij maakte tussen 2003 en 2011. Zijn beroemdste series zijn er te zien: 'The Hyena & Other Men', het bizarre 'Nollywood' en het schrijnende 'Permanent Error'. Zijn indrukwekkende portretten vertellen persoonlijke verhalen over mensen die aan de rand van de samenleving verkeren in zuidelijk Afrika. ENG: The South African photographer Pieter Hugo's (Johannesburg, 1976) monumental photographs, centred around contemporary Africa, are now well known around the world. In the coming year the Hague Museum of Photography will be the first museum to exhibit a comprehensive survey of Hugo's work from 2003-2011. The exhibition will include a curated selection of his most well-known series: 'The Hyena & Other Men', the bizarre 'Nollywood' and the striking 'Permanent Error'. His impressive portraits tell personal stories about recurring themes throughout his oeuvre, namely those ...
Pieter HugoA visit with South African photographer Pieter Hugo.
Pieter HugoPieter Hugo: Portraits 30 May 08 - 5 July 08 Open Eye Gallery and Autograph ABP are proud to present the first substantial UK exhibition by South African artist Pieter Hugo. This exhibition focuses on three bodies of work, all of which use portraiture to call into question our understanding of how we see others. Our selection of portraits of people with albinism is from the project 'Looking Aside' (2002-2005), which features people whose appearance is in some way unusual or unfamiliar. Albinism is an inherited condition usually characterized by a lack of melanin pigment in the eyes, skin and hair. Hugo's closely-framed, uncompromising portraits explore our responses to physical difference and the meanings we attach to the terms 'black' and 'white'.
Pieter Hugo.Permanent Error | La mostra
FOAM - Pieter Hugo - The Hyena & Other Men - Sept 2008Checkuit Stapteam was in het FOAM op zaterdag 14 september om een review te maken van de tentoonstelling The Hyena & Other Men van Pieter Hugo, en heeft hier meteen de de tentoonstelling Chemises bezocht van Malick Sidibe
L'AFRICA DI PIETER HUGOL'AFRICA DI PIETER HUGO. PIETER HUGO E LA COSCIENZA SPORCA DELL' OCCIDENTE Pieter Hugo è nato nel 1976 a Città del Capo, dove vive e lavora.
Pieter HUGO : 50 Degrés Nord (Extrait)Cinquante degrés nord c'est votre rendez-vous quotidien d'actualité culturelle sur ARTE Belgique. C'est 45 minutes de convivialité où Éric Russon vous emmène à la découverte de tous les domaines artistiques aux quatre coins de la Belgique. C'est l'avis de chroniqueurs passionnés, pour mieux comprendre, pour mieux aimer, pour mieux partager. Cinquante degrés nord pousse la porte de tous les lieux culturels pour en surprendre la richesse et susciter la découverte, donne la parole aux artistes, pour vibrer, pour admirer, pour surprendre, pour nous amener à la rencontre d'univers singuliers et exaltants. C'est plus de 500 reportages, 600 invités et 1200 sujets par an pour vivre la culture tous les jours, sans modération.
HUGO PROJECT youtube FINAL 1.movHyena men photos from Pieter Hugo assembled by Cliff Skelton to Bad Dog Riddim, "Crazy Talk" with Buju Banton. More cliff skelton stuff at cliffskelton99 youtube page.
Hyena Men of Nigeria'The Dog's Master' Pieter Hugo In Abuja we found them living on the periphery of the city in a shantytown - a group of men, a little girl, three hyenas, four monkeys and a few rock pythons. It turned out that they were a group of itinerant minstrels, performers who used the animals to entertain crowds and sell traditional medicines. The animal handlers were all related to each other and were practising a tradition passed down from generation to generation. I spent eight days travelling with them. (for full story visit website)www.michaelstevenson.com
Pieter HugoFor more information contact Diane Frankel at dfrankel@pacbell.net or Elizabeth Harney at e.harney@utoronto.ca
TRAILER : SPOEK MATHAMBO - CONTROL | Premiere on Dazeddigital.com on February 21stVIDEO PREMIERE : SPOEK MATHAMBO 'CONTROL' ON WWW.DAZEDDIGITAL.COM Release February, 21st 2010 Directed by Pieter Hugo & Michael Cleary Edited by Richard Starkey @ Priest Produced by Jon Day @ Orange Films Control, fourth video from Spoek Mathambo's debut album Mshini Wam, is a darkwave township house cover of the Joy Division classic 'She's Lost Control'. For the music video, Spoek has collaborated with one of South Africa's most celebrated photographers, Pieter Hugo & cinematographer Michael Cleary. It explores the world of township cults, street preaches and teen gangs and was shot on location in a squatted train boarding house in Langa, Cape Town. The cast is mainly made up of the neighborhood kids who run their own dance troop, Happy Feet. Spoek Mathambo (www.spoekmathambo.com) has been putting the world onto his brave, progressive take African music for the past number of years (through his own music as well as DJing under the name HIVIP) and most recently, through the release of both his solo album and assembling a band to realise his afro-futurist dream. Pieter Hugo (www.pieterhugo.com) is probably best known for his iconic pictures of hyena handlers in the streets of Abuja, Nigeria as well as his phenomenal Nollywood portraits. For the past year Hugo has been photographing the people and landscape of an expansive dump of obsolete technology in Ghana. Michael Cleary (www.michaelcleary.co.za) has a strong background in advertising and went into photography 15 years ...
David Molander Interview: reGeneration2In this interview, Swedish photographer David Molander presents the work from his series Dissected Street where he composes digital cityscapes using a mix of documentary and more fictional images. Molander explains how he is interested in revealing the mood of a scene he remembers in an image that lies in between painting and photography. reGeneration2: tomorrow's photographers today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring creativity and ingenuity, and revealing the diversity of emerging photography.
YOSSI MILO GALLERY - First LookOpening Reception: 02/16/2012 Robert Bergman, Alessandra Sanguinetti, Mohamed Bourouissa, Lise Sarfati, Pieter Hugo, Jacob Aue Sobol, Simen Johan, Alec Soth, Loretta Lux, Sze Tsung Leong, Yuki Onodera, Kohei Yoshiyuki, Muzi Quawson, Liu Zheng, Mark Ruwedel
ROCINHADaylight of a favela Rio de Janeiro . Brazil 2003 DV Color. 52 min. Trailer of the Film SINOPSIS: A documentary film about Rocinha, the daylight of brazil´s most notorious and populated favela. A jouney inside the slum through some of its most remarkable inhabitants. An alternative vision of their everyday fight against the stereotypes of poverty drugs and violence. DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT: I wanted to show the other side of a favela, the daytime, the real life, not the already stereotype image of a favela, which is drugs and crime, but focus on the creative working men, 98% of the real inhabitants. CREDITS Direction and Camera: Carlos Casas Photography: Batman Zavareze Editor: Aurora Sulli Sound: Giorgio Collodet Producer: Belisario França for Giros produçoes /Fabrica Still Photography: Pieter Hugo FESTIVALS -Forum Universal 2004 Barcelona -Festival dei Popoli 2004 Firenze -Trieste Film Festival 2005
Anna Orlowska Interview: reGeneration2In this interview, Polish photographer Anna Orlowska explains how she stages her portraits from drawing a story board, finding the right subjects, to composing the scene. Orlowska touches on a particular series presented in the exhibition, The day before, where she presents her subjects in a "moment of suspension" in their ordinary routine when they realize a change is happening in their life. reGeneration2: Tomorrow's Photographers Today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring creativity and ingenuity, and revealing the ...
Adrian Wood Interview: reGeneration2In this interview, photographer Adrian Wood presents the spirit of his work, his influences, and his interpretation of portraiture and stage photography. Wood centers his work on people, on their experience, and on their lives. reGeneration2: Tomorrow's Photographers Today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring creativity and ingenuity, and revealing the diversity of emerging photography.
Savas Boyraz Interview: reGeneration2In this interview, Turkish photographer Savas Boyraz explains how photography is for him a "personal journey" towards his own roots. Through his portraits where the subject usually gazes directly into the lens, Boyraz speaks about his interest in the confrontation between the artist, the subject, and the viewer. He also touches on the importance of the relationship between the photographer and its subjects revealed in the resulting portrait. reGeneration2: tomorrow's photographers today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring ...
geoffrey H.Short interview: reGeneration2In this interview, New Zealand photographer Geoffrey H. Short explains the process and the spirit behind his explosions series, when the terror and the sublime meet. Short also touches on how the series developed in a different direction, and the importance of his participation to the reGeneration2 project for his career. reGeneration2: Tomorrow's Photographers Today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring creativity and ingenuity, and revealing the diversity of emerging photography.
Nelli Palomaki Interview: reGeneration2In this interview, Finnish photographer Nelli Palomaki explains how she tries to convey the magic of portraits from the past through her black and white portraiture. She has recently focused her work on children revealing their specific mood and their behaviors mirroring the ones of adults. reGeneration2: tomorrow's photographers today exhibition and accompanying publication, is presented by Aperture Foundation from January 20 through March 17, 2011, in collaboration with the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, and with the support of Pro Helvetia and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York. Following the worldwide critical acclaim of the book and exhibition reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow in 2005, a breakthrough publication for artists such as Pieter Hugo or Nathalie Czech, Aperture Foundation and Musée de l'Élysée in Lausanne, Switzerland, have collaborated on a new edition. This second volume and exhibition--the broadest survey of its kind--features the works of eighty up-and-coming photographers selected from 120 of the world's top photography schools. As the digital revolution continues its relentless advance, it demolishes longstanding practices in every domain of the photographic field. reGeneration2 examine how the new generation of photographers operates, showcasing their inspiring creativity and ingenuity, and revealing the diversity of emerging photography.
Zucchini Drive - Colossal ShowFrom the upcoming Zucchini Drive record Label: marathonofdope.com Song written by Speed Dial 7 & Marcus Graap Song produced by Pieter Blancke, Speed Dial 7 & Marcus Graap Additional guitar by Mich Decruyenaere Mixed by Johan Hugo (Radioclit/The Very Best) Director - Pieter Blancke, Marcus Fredriksson & Tom De Geeter Producer - Pieter Blancke, Marcus Fredriksson & Tom De Geeter Cinematographer - Pieter Blancke, Marcus Fredriksson, Tom De Geeter & Lien Hooghe Art Director - Pieter Blancke Editors - Pieter Blancke Additional Help - Lode Steenhoudt & Tamara Tanghe Cameras - Lode Steenhoudt Cast Pieter Blancke, Speed Dial 7, Marcus Graap & the Black Beauty Tora
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