Jul 26, 2024
Karel Funk / Exhibition A / Untitled 109 / Edition Print / 2023
seen from Malaysia
seen from India
seen from Belgium
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Hungary
seen from Portugal
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from Uzbekistan
seen from Canada
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from United States
seen from Hungary
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Russia
seen from Oman
seen from Singapore
Karel Funk / Exhibition A / Untitled 109 / Edition Print / 2023
Keith Haring, Untitled (from Pop Shop VI), 1989, Lougher Contemporary.
Next Stop? Ireland!
Next Stop? Ireland! This new 3 minute read explains all >>
So far, I’ve been to Scotland, Wales and England with The Lifeboat Station Project documenting the incredible volunteers at 88 RNLI lifeboat stations.
That means I’m 37% of the way through this huge journey, one of the largest photographic projects ever attempted. And now the time has come to announce something I’ve been looking forward to very much:
Next month, I’m taking the Project to Ireland…
View On WordPress
An Accidental Encounter
The new 5 minute read: "An Accidental Encounter"
Who’d have thought that one logistical train of thought and a letter would lead to so many stories and experiences. I’d like to share one of those stories with you here…
Making photographic glass plates as they used to in the 1800s requires a lot of forethought and planning at the best of times.
Whenever I make photographs with this old process, I need darkroom facilities close-to-hand. As…
View On WordPress
New Post has been published on http://cowboyzoom.com/art/gerhard-richter-heiner-friedrich-nach-einem-foto-von-brigid-polk-1970/
Gerhard Richter – Heiner Friedrich (nach einem Foto von Brigid Polk), 1970
Gerhard Richter Heiner Friedrich (nach einem Foto von Brigid Polk), 1970
Offset lithograph in colors on smooth wove paper Image: 15.75 x 12 in (40 x 31 cm) Sheet: 16.8 x 12.4 in (42.5 x 31.5 cm) Edition of 250 Signed, numbered, and stamped on verso
Paddle8
Old and New: The Evolution of St Davids RNLI
Flying a new flag for the lifeboats in "Old and New: The Evolution of St Davids RNLI"
Over the summer, I set about planning Mission 11 to the Welsh coast by sending my usual emails to the lifeboat stations a month or so ahead of time.
St Davids would feature on this particular leg of the journey, a favourite location for many RNLI supporters. An iconic lifeboat station in a stunning setting with a maritime rescue heritage to match that dates back to 1869.
LAY OF THE LAND
A…
View On WordPress
A Reunion with Neena
Tea, tears, squeals and hugs in "A Reunion with Neena"
“Please will you keep her name?”
“Neena? Yes, of course. I promise.” — 29th May 2014
At the start of 2014, I was on the hunt for a vehicle, one that would be perfect as a wet plate collodion darkroom.
The Lifeboat Station Project was formulating in my mind, you see — as it turned out, the first of its kind for the RNLI and one of the largest projects ever undertaken in the history of photography.
View On WordPress
