Dave Jordano
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Prix AIMIA | AGO : les finalistes ont besoin de vous !
La compétition opposait 27 photographes contemporains internationaux aux oeuvres prometteuses. Il n'en reste plus que 4, et c'est à vous de les départager !
Additive (sugar cubes) - 2015
© Owen Kydd
Dans cette seconde partie du prix de photographie AIMIA | AGO, né de l'alliance d'un gestionnaire de fidélisation avec le Musée des Beaux-Arts de l’Ontario (Canada), le pouvoir change de main. C'est à présent à vous, internautes, qu'il incombe d'élire le grand gagnant de l'édition 2015. Quatre photographes contemporains dont les travaux ont retenu l'attention du jury sont en lice.
Lynn, Heidelberg Street, Eastside, Detroit - 2010
© Dave Jordano
Leurs noms : Anne... - Exposition
Dave Jordano « Detroit : Unbroken Down » at United Photo Industries
A kind, personal look at a much-maligned city, Jordano’s visual exploration of Detroit does not waste time rehashing worn-out visual tropes of devastation and urban poverty, turning his gaze instead to the people surviving, thriving, making a decent life for themselves against the odds.
Presenting us with a message of hope from a great city brought low, Jordano’s exhibition Detroit: Unbroken Down is a beautiful, visual celebration of the power of human spirit and perseverance.
« Detroit is my hometown, but I’ve been gone for over three decades. As a child growing up, my dad, who worked all his life for General Motors, used to joke and say that we had motor oil in our veins. Even after all these years I still believe there is some small truth to what he said.
These photographs are... - Exposition
« American Landscapes » of John Humble and Dave Jordano at Stieglitz19 - Belgium
John Humble (1944) lives for over 30 years in Los Angeles , and has made over that period of time an extrodinary series : LA Landscape, a series which has been shown at the J. Paul Getty Museum. These images, taken with a large scale camera , placed on his VW van show images from the outskirts of LA, in vivid colours with an extrodinary composition.
Following to this exhibition, John Humble has made a roadtrip throughout the US, documenting the interior of the US , we see crossroads in abandoned towns, shiny grain silo’s , run down shops in abandoned villages. It shows the backside of the American dream , the reality of abandoned towns in the US.
© John Humble - From West to east.
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La compétition opposait 27 photographes contemporains internationaux aux oeuvres prometteuses. Il n'en reste plus que 4, et c'est à vous de les départager !
Additive (sugar cubes) - 2015
© Owen Kydd
Dans cette seconde partie du prix de photographie AIMIA | AGO, né de l'alliance d'un gestionnaire de fidélisation avec le Musée des Beaux-Arts de l’Ontario (Canada), le pouvoir change de main. C'est à présent à vous, internautes, qu'il incombe d'élire le grand gagnant de l'édition 2015. Quatre photographes contemporains dont les travaux ont retenu l'attention du jury sont en lice.
Lynn, Heidelberg Street, Eastside, Detroit - 2010
© Dave Jordano
Leurs noms : Anne...
A kind, personal look at a much-maligned city, Jordano’s visual exploration of Detroit does not waste time rehashing worn-out visual tropes of devastation and urban poverty, turning his gaze instead to the people surviving, thriving, making a decent life for themselves against the odds.
Presenting us with a message of hope from a great city brought low, Jordano’s exhibition Detroit: Unbroken Down is a beautiful, visual celebration of the power of human spirit and perseverance.
« Detroit is my hometown, but I’ve been gone for over three decades. As a child growing up, my dad, who worked all his life for General Motors, used to joke and say that we had motor oil in our veins. Even after all these years I still believe there is some small truth to what he said.
These photographs are...
John Humble (1944) lives for over 30 years in Los Angeles , and has made over that period of time an extrodinary series : LA Landscape, a series which has been shown at the J. Paul Getty Museum. These images, taken with a large scale camera , placed on his VW van show images from the outskirts of LA, in vivid colours with an extrodinary composition.
Following to this exhibition, John Humble has made a roadtrip throughout the US, documenting the interior of the US , we see crossroads in abandoned towns, shiny grain silo’s , run down shops in abandoned villages. It shows the backside of the American dream , the reality of abandoned towns in the US.
© John Humble - From West to east.
D...