Jenny Nordquist
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« How Long » of Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist
Technology may dictate our future, but art still has the ability to push the medium of photography; it still has the ability to challenge ideas of time, space and fragility. In this show by Copenhagen-based artists Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist, photography doesn’t depict the literate or the tangible. It explores an abstract perception of the space we occupy and the moment we live in. A moment that will cease to exist.
Technology may dictate our future, but art still has the ability to push the medium of photography; it still has the ability to challenge ideas of time, space and fragility. In this show by Copenhagen-based artists Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist, photography doesn’t depict the literate or the tangible. It explores an abstract perception of the spa... - 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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Technology may dictate our future, but art still has the ability to push the medium of photography; it still has the ability to challenge ideas of time, space and fragility. In this show by Copenhagen-based artists Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist, photography doesn’t depict the literate or the tangible. It explores an abstract perception of the space we occupy and the moment we live in. A moment that will cease to exist.
Technology may dictate our future, but art still has the ability to push the medium of photography; it still has the ability to challenge ideas of time, space and fragility. In this show by Copenhagen-based artists Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist, photography doesn’t depict the literate or the tangible. It explores an abstract perception of the spa...
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...