Christopher Churchill
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- Actualité
Sortie du N°37 de Fraction Magazine
Le Numéro 37 de Fraction Magazine est sorti.
Issue 37 includes the photographic work of :
Christopher Churchill
Deborah Hamon
Ben Huff
and Lara Shipley.
American FAith © Christopher Churchill
North © Deborah Hamon
Coming and Going and Staying © Lara Shipley
In Fraction J :
I've Fallen in Love with the Pelicans © JT Blatty
In Reviews : Daniel W Coburn reviews "The Auckland Project"
Pour plus d'informations, http://fractionmagazine.com/issue/issue-37/#.T3mnnY75HJw
Vignette : The Last Road North © Ben Huff
... - Festival
Cortona on The Move is waiting for you
Cortona On The Move, photography in travel, is the first international festival centered on this genre of photography. Thinking about this event, we have given the journey the importance it deserves declining this word in all its forms and definitions. Our times are characterized by nomadism, speed and everyday's mobility: ways of being in motion, to explore, watch, find out. Cortona On The Move, photography in travel responds to this conceptually widespread idea of travel where the photography and photographers, travelers by definition, are the focus of the attention and are leading us through their eyes in various corners of the world and beyond.
Traveling, moving, migrating, being in motion are all well known conditions, common to human civilizations of all times and geographical areas and have different m... - Exposition
See, Hear, Feel The Photographs of Debra Bloomfield and Christopher Churchill
What would change if you could hear the subject of a photograph speak to you? If you could hear the wind moving through the trees in a landscape photograph? How would the world you see shift as it became a world you could hear?
See, Hear, Feel explores that idea through the work of two contemporary photographers, Debra Bloomfield and Christopher Churchill, who push the limits of their artistic practice and explore the dimension of sound. Bloomfield traverses existing wilderness spaces, her abstract images of the untamed intensified through the call of ravens or the crunch of boots in settled snow. Christopher Churchill explores a wilderness of a different kind, as he takes the viewer along a journey across the post 9/11 nation to discuss our changing ideas of faith. As we view compelling portraits, we listen to th...
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Le Numéro 37 de Fraction Magazine est sorti.
Issue 37 includes the photographic work of :
Christopher Churchill
Deborah Hamon
Ben Huff
and Lara Shipley.
American FAith © Christopher Churchill
North © Deborah Hamon
Coming and Going and Staying © Lara Shipley
In Fraction J :
I've Fallen in Love with the Pelicans © JT Blatty
In Reviews : Daniel W Coburn reviews "The Auckland Project"
Pour plus d'informations, http://fractionmagazine.com/issue/issue-37/#.T3mnnY75HJw
Vignette : The Last Road North © Ben Huff
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Cortona On The Move, photography in travel, is the first international festival centered on this genre of photography. Thinking about this event, we have given the journey the importance it deserves declining this word in all its forms and definitions. Our times are characterized by nomadism, speed and everyday's mobility: ways of being in motion, to explore, watch, find out. Cortona On The Move, photography in travel responds to this conceptually widespread idea of travel where the photography and photographers, travelers by definition, are the focus of the attention and are leading us through their eyes in various corners of the world and beyond.
Traveling, moving, migrating, being in motion are all well known conditions, common to human civilizations of all times and geographical areas and have different m...
What would change if you could hear the subject of a photograph speak to you? If you could hear the wind moving through the trees in a landscape photograph? How would the world you see shift as it became a world you could hear?
See, Hear, Feel explores that idea through the work of two contemporary photographers, Debra Bloomfield and Christopher Churchill, who push the limits of their artistic practice and explore the dimension of sound. Bloomfield traverses existing wilderness spaces, her abstract images of the untamed intensified through the call of ravens or the crunch of boots in settled snow. Christopher Churchill explores a wilderness of a different kind, as he takes the viewer along a journey across the post 9/11 nation to discuss our changing ideas of faith. As we view compelling portraits, we listen to th...