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The British Abroad by Peter Dench

The British Abroad by Peter Dench

[ad_1] [ad_1] Peter Dench is raising funds for his photobook project The British Abroad; the merry antics of the [young] British abroad photographed in all its glorious splendour and excess. To help: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1042194258/the-british-abroad-hardback-photo-bookThis project will only be funded if at least…

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New on the DEVELOP Tube Photography Video Channel this weekend are two feature length pieces: TROLLEYOLOGY, on Trolley Books and America in Pictures: The Story of LIFE Magazine

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Lucky you if you can attend the MassArt Photography Book Auction, Monday December 16, 2013 at 5:30

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In collaboration with VII Photo Agency, DEVELOP Photo is now featuring multimedia works by their distinguished photojournalists on its photography video channel. Currently, on the front pages of DEVELOP Tube are pieces by Donald Weber, Franco Pagetti, Antonin Kratochvil, Ron Haviv, Christopher Morris, Maciek Nabrdalik and Stefano de Luigi.

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@AndyAdams talks with Wisconsin Public Radio: We live increasingly in an image-driven world. "45 North" explores the emergence of online photo culture, and the opportunities...

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Over 1,000 people from 79 countries watched the programming from the On Photography: Online Film Festival but if you missed it you can still catch some of the pieces on DEVELOP Tube. Each day this week I'll be releasing two videos that were part of the DEVELOP Photo line-up. So far you can see an interview with Antoine D'Agata by Juri Rechinsky, Photographers by Mishka Henner and David Oates, an extended trailer of William Eggleston: Photographer by Reiner Holzemer, and Double Zero by Jason Eskenazi. Enjoy! 

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Photographer from Riga, The Portraitist & Fragile

Day 3 programming of On Photography: Online Film Festival is in progress. You can watch Photographer from Riga, The Portraitist, and Fragile at http://www.opfestival.nl/ now until 6PM EST Saturday 9/28 when the DEVELOP Photo line-up begins.

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The Indie Photobook Library’s seminal traveling exhibition, curated by Larissa Leclair and Darius Himes, arrives in New York, after stops in San Francisco and DC. “A Survey of Documentary Styles in early 21st century Photobooks” draws from the iPL collection and features 70 photobooks, along with a selection of photographs from the books. The exhibition looks at the “documentary tradition” through the lens of a 21st century, global photographic community in which the lines between journalism, art and the long-term documentary project have blurred, morphed and continue to feed off of each other.

The books selected for this exhibition present a range of subject matter, each coupled with a particular visual language drawn from a pool of diversity. There are books that speak a more traditional documentary language, while there are those that explicitly critique that very same tradition; there are diaristic books and titles that overlay a typological structure; other books rely primarily on found and vernacular imagery; and there are many books that borrow heavily from an art-photography storehouse. The goal of this exhibition is to survey the field before us and to foreground questions of authorship, voice, style and content.

Photobooks by:

Alba Yruela, Alec Soth and Brad Zellar, Amy Stein, Amy Touchette, Erica McDonald, Juliana Beasley, Andrea Stultiens and Arthur Kisitu, Anne Collier, Anton Kusters, Bjarne Bare, BURN, Cary Markerink, Christopher Capozziello, David Galjaard, Deanna Dikeman, Ed Panar, Eliot Dudik, Eric Tabuchi, Erik van der Weijde, Florian van Roekel, Geoffrey Ellis, Gregory Halpern, Heidi de Gier, Ian van Coller, in-public, Jacquie Maria Wessels, Jessica Auer, Jessica Hines, John Steck Jr., Judith Stenneken, Julián Barón, Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin, Lacey Terrell, Mathieu Asselin, Matt Austin, Matt Eich, Max Pam, Maxwell Anderson, McNair Evans, Michael Jang, Mishka Henner, Nate Larson & Marni Shindelman, Nils Petter Löfstedt, Noah Beil, Ofer Wolberger, Paccarik Orue, Peter Mann, Peter Sutherland, Phil Underdown, photo.circle, Pierre Le Hors, Preston is My Paris, Ray Meeks and Deborah Luster, RJ Shaughnessy, Ron Jude, Sacha Maric, Sara Macel, Scott Blake, Shawn Records, Simon Roberts, Stephen Gill, Takashi Homma, Thomas Mailaender, Tiane Doan na Champassak, Tomas van Houtryve, Valerio Spada, Verena Bruening, WassinkLundgren, Willson Cummer, Yann Gross, Yannik Willing, Yee Ling Tang

Prints by:

McNair Evans, Erica McDonald, Matt Eich, Michael Jang, Lacey Terrell, and Eliot Dudik, as selected by Gwen Lafage.

The exhibition catalog, designed by Patrick Aguilar of Owl & Tiger Books, is available through Blurb.