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Le photographe Jason Larkin rejoint l'agence Institute
Reconnu internationalement pour ses reportages à caractère social et documentaire ainsi que ses portraits, le photographe britannique Jason Larkin mène un travail documentaire sur le continent africain depuis plusieurs années. Il commence en Egypte où il s'intéresse à l’extension et aux constructions de la ville du Caire. Il développe alors une série de travaux sur les enjeux sociaux, économiques et politiques du pays. Intitulée « Cairo Divided », cette première publication a été nommée pour les prix Deutsche Börse et Pictet.
Jason Larkin: Cairo Divided from Daylight Multimedia on Vimeo.
Formé initialement au photojournalisme (Master of Arts en... - Vente
Fishbar Photo Market 4
This year with
Bieke Depoorter/George Georgiou/ Clara Vannucci/ Jason Larkin/ Mark Power/ Tereza Zelenkova/
Albert Elm/ Eric Gottesman & Sudden Flowers/ Maja Daniels- Gill Mueller/ Peter Van Agtmael/ Philipp Ebeling/
Fabrica Books/ Colors Magazine/ British Journal of Photography/ Dewi Lewis/ Cafe Royal Books/ Trolley Books/
Self Publish Be Happy at Fishbar
It's the fantastic fourth time. Books and prints and hand made books and collector's books and rare books.
And then some more books.
And try Philipp's homebrew Fishbar Beer!!!
Kick off is Saturday 13th of December. Come by, meet the artists, have a slice of cake a beer and be social. From 2pm.
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JASON LARKIN TALES FROM THE CITY OF GOLD
A city built on gold, Johannesburg was founded in 1886 when settlers and immigrants descended on the largest reef of the precious metal ever to be discovered. The area transformed quickly into a mining mecca with the vast and rapid expansion of the city reflecting the increasing global thirst for gold, and helping to fuel a government that changed South Africa for ever. In this incisive and layered series, Jason Larkin explores the social and environmental impact of the vast waste dumps created by Johannesburg’s once powerful gold mining industry. Six billion tonnes of these deposits form the backdrop of South Africa’s largest city with around four hundred thousand people currently living surrounded by six billion tonnes of toxic waste. Larkin’s images of life on and around the city’s incongruo... - Exposition
Brighton Photo Fringe OPEN '09 - From Here
Brighton Photo Fringe is pleased to present From Here, an open-submission exhibition for photographic artists. Three emerging curators, Chloe Hoare, Max Houghton and Yasmina Reggad, were chosen to work with mentor curator John Gill to select an exhibition from over 4000 images submitted from all corners of the globe. The resulting exhibition, From Here, is a celebration of current photographic practice by the truly diverse and widespread community that makes up Brighton Photo Fringe. The Big Brother era may already have passed, but society still has a voracious appetite for surveillance of the human condition. Reality TV has spawned Reality in the mall, Reality on the bus, and so on. Aspects of life previously considered private are increasingly made ‘real’ by filming or photographing using ever-changing devi...
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Reconnu internationalement pour ses reportages à caractère social et documentaire ainsi que ses portraits, le photographe britannique Jason Larkin mène un travail documentaire sur le continent africain depuis plusieurs années. Il commence en Egypte où il s'intéresse à l’extension et aux constructions de la ville du Caire. Il développe alors une série de travaux sur les enjeux sociaux, économiques et politiques du pays. Intitulée « Cairo Divided », cette première publication a été nommée pour les prix Deutsche Börse et Pictet.
Jason Larkin: Cairo Divided from Daylight Multimedia on Vimeo.
Formé initialement au photojournalisme (Master of Arts en...
This year with
Bieke Depoorter/George Georgiou/ Clara Vannucci/ Jason Larkin/ Mark Power/ Tereza Zelenkova/
Albert Elm/ Eric Gottesman & Sudden Flowers/ Maja Daniels- Gill Mueller/ Peter Van Agtmael/ Philipp Ebeling/
Fabrica Books/ Colors Magazine/ British Journal of Photography/ Dewi Lewis/ Cafe Royal Books/ Trolley Books/
Self Publish Be Happy at Fishbar
It's the fantastic fourth time. Books and prints and hand made books and collector's books and rare books.
And then some more books.
And try Philipp's homebrew Fishbar Beer!!!
Kick off is Saturday 13th of December. Come by, meet the artists, have a slice of cake a beer and be social. From 2pm.
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A city built on gold, Johannesburg was founded in 1886 when settlers and immigrants descended on the largest reef of the precious metal ever to be discovered. The area transformed quickly into a mining mecca with the vast and rapid expansion of the city reflecting the increasing global thirst for gold, and helping to fuel a government that changed South Africa for ever. In this incisive and layered series, Jason Larkin explores the social and environmental impact of the vast waste dumps created by Johannesburg’s once powerful gold mining industry. Six billion tonnes of these deposits form the backdrop of South Africa’s largest city with around four hundred thousand people currently living surrounded by six billion tonnes of toxic waste. Larkin’s images of life on and around the city’s incongruo...
Brighton Photo Fringe is pleased to present From Here, an open-submission exhibition for photographic artists. Three emerging curators, Chloe Hoare, Max Houghton and Yasmina Reggad, were chosen to work with mentor curator John Gill to select an exhibition from over 4000 images submitted from all corners of the globe. The resulting exhibition, From Here, is a celebration of current photographic practice by the truly diverse and widespread community that makes up Brighton Photo Fringe. The Big Brother era may already have passed, but society still has a voracious appetite for surveillance of the human condition. Reality TV has spawned Reality in the mall, Reality on the bus, and so on. Aspects of life previously considered private are increasingly made ‘real’ by filming or photographing using ever-changing devi...