Nigel Shafran
#Photographe
- Actualité
purpose 9 - summer 2009 : at work
Robert Doisneau Travailleurs
Maurice Broomfield Industry
Lee Friedlander At Work
Brian Ulrich Copia
Nigel Shafran Supermarket checkouts / Supermarket portraits
David Moore Office
Darin Mickey Stuff I Gotta Remember Not to Forget
Emmanuelle Léonard Les Travailleurs
Barbara Pellerin Barentin, 76, rue Auguste Badin
Anne Favret & Patrick Manez Chambre avec vues
Thomas Kneubühler Absence
Gérard Dalla Santa Gestes
David Mozziconacci Nyc (Not Yet Completed) - Récupération
Henk Wildschut Shelters
Raphaël Dallaporta & Ondine Millot Esclavage domestique
musique de / music by Eric Cordier, Jim Meneses,
Alva Noto, Francesco Cavaliere, David Smith
Work is a major issue in every society. ... - Actualité
purpose 9 - été 2009 : au travail
Robert Doisneau Travailleurs
Maurice Broomfield Industry
Lee Friedlander At Work
Brian Ulrich Copia
Nigel Shafran Supermarket checkouts / Supermarket portraits
David Moore Office
Darin Mickey Stuff I Gotta Remember Not to Forget
Emmanuelle Léonard Les Travailleurs
Barbara Pellerin Barentin, 76, rue Auguste Badin
Anne Favret & Patrick Manez Chambre avec vues
Thomas Kneubühler Absence
Gérard Dalla Santa Gestes
David Mozziconacci Nyc (Not Yet Completed) - Récupération
Henk Wildschut Shelters
Raphaël Dallaporta & Ondine Millot Esclavage domestique
musique de / music by Eric Cordier, Jim Meneses,
Alva Noto, Francesco Cavaliere, David Smith
Dans toute société le ... - Exposition
Brighton Photo Biennal 2016 : programme announced
For this, its seventh edition, Brighton Photo Biennial sets out to explore understandings of identity and representation - our personal and projected image - as influenced by the pervasive genre of fashion and style photography.
Brighton Photo Biennial 2016 (BPB16), Beyond the Bias – Reshaping Image, will address and further question how photography can inform and reflect socio-political issues.
Curated and produced by Photoworks, themes investigated include: representations of the body, gender and sexuality; the subversion of social and cultural norms; photography’s function within the fashion business; the politics of sub-cultures and tribes.
EXHIBITIONS
At the core of BPB16 are three major exhibition projects, one a European premiere of an exhibition from the USA, the others being two new commissio... - Exposition
The world is in London
The World in London is a major public art project initiated by The Photographers’ Gallery, to coincide with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The project set out to commission 204 photographic portraits of 204 Londoners, each originating from one of the nations competing at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The portraits will be exhibited as large-scale posters at two sites close to Olympic venues: on the external wall surrounding the BT London Live site in Victoria Park in East London, and across a city-block in Central London covering the façade of the new Park House development in Oxford Street.
The World in London explores portraiture and cultural diversity using photography, one of the most accessible and democratic artistic mediums of our times. The project celebrates Lo... - Exposition
Not in Fashion Photography and Fashion in the 90s
Not in Fashion. Fashion and Photography in the 90s is the title of the new special exhibition at MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst. As the title already indicates the focus here is not on the glamorous fashion world of the rich and the beautiful. On the contrary, the show at MMK presents an anti-movement that in the 1990s consciously ran counter to the images of prêt-à-porter, haute couture and the mainstream fashion magazines. Especially in the first half of the decade, designers, stylists and photographers dedicated themselves to giving fashion strong roots in society not just as an industry with a feeling for the zeitgeist, but as an artistic form of expression and as a "politics of the body". Thus, fashion in the 1990s covered substantially more than the latest collections brought out by the in...
Modifier l'image
Robert Doisneau Travailleurs
Maurice Broomfield Industry
Lee Friedlander At Work
Brian Ulrich Copia
Nigel Shafran Supermarket checkouts / Supermarket portraits
David Moore Office
Darin Mickey Stuff I Gotta Remember Not to Forget
Emmanuelle Léonard Les Travailleurs
Barbara Pellerin Barentin, 76, rue Auguste Badin
Anne Favret & Patrick Manez Chambre avec vues
Thomas Kneubühler Absence
Gérard Dalla Santa Gestes
David Mozziconacci Nyc (Not Yet Completed) - Récupération
Henk Wildschut Shelters
Raphaël Dallaporta & Ondine Millot Esclavage domestique
musique de / music by Eric Cordier, Jim Meneses,
Alva Noto, Francesco Cavaliere, David Smith
Work is a major issue in every society. ...
Robert Doisneau Travailleurs
Maurice Broomfield Industry
Lee Friedlander At Work
Brian Ulrich Copia
Nigel Shafran Supermarket checkouts / Supermarket portraits
David Moore Office
Darin Mickey Stuff I Gotta Remember Not to Forget
Emmanuelle Léonard Les Travailleurs
Barbara Pellerin Barentin, 76, rue Auguste Badin
Anne Favret & Patrick Manez Chambre avec vues
Thomas Kneubühler Absence
Gérard Dalla Santa Gestes
David Mozziconacci Nyc (Not Yet Completed) - Récupération
Henk Wildschut Shelters
Raphaël Dallaporta & Ondine Millot Esclavage domestique
musique de / music by Eric Cordier, Jim Meneses,
Alva Noto, Francesco Cavaliere, David Smith
Dans toute société le ...
For this, its seventh edition, Brighton Photo Biennial sets out to explore understandings of identity and representation - our personal and projected image - as influenced by the pervasive genre of fashion and style photography.
Brighton Photo Biennial 2016 (BPB16), Beyond the Bias – Reshaping Image, will address and further question how photography can inform and reflect socio-political issues.
Curated and produced by Photoworks, themes investigated include: representations of the body, gender and sexuality; the subversion of social and cultural norms; photography’s function within the fashion business; the politics of sub-cultures and tribes.
EXHIBITIONS
At the core of BPB16 are three major exhibition projects, one a European premiere of an exhibition from the USA, the others being two new commissio...
The World in London is a major public art project initiated by The Photographers’ Gallery, to coincide with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The project set out to commission 204 photographic portraits of 204 Londoners, each originating from one of the nations competing at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The portraits will be exhibited as large-scale posters at two sites close to Olympic venues: on the external wall surrounding the BT London Live site in Victoria Park in East London, and across a city-block in Central London covering the façade of the new Park House development in Oxford Street.
The World in London explores portraiture and cultural diversity using photography, one of the most accessible and democratic artistic mediums of our times. The project celebrates Lo...
Not in Fashion. Fashion and Photography in the 90s is the title of the new special exhibition at MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst. As the title already indicates the focus here is not on the glamorous fashion world of the rich and the beautiful. On the contrary, the show at MMK presents an anti-movement that in the 1990s consciously ran counter to the images of prêt-à-porter, haute couture and the mainstream fashion magazines. Especially in the first half of the decade, designers, stylists and photographers dedicated themselves to giving fashion strong roots in society not just as an industry with a feeling for the zeitgeist, but as an artistic form of expression and as a "politics of the body". Thus, fashion in the 1990s covered substantially more than the latest collections brought out by the in...