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Alec Soth – Summer Nights at the Dollar Tree
Alec Soth encountered Robert Adams’s 1985 monograph Summer Nights as a young photographer, and the book was, in his words, a “gateway drug” to the “harder stuff” in Adams’s body of work. This video is Soth’s response to Adams, and was featured in the 2012 Aperture Remix exhibition at Aperture Gallery.
DEFORMER (2000) - A documentary directed by Mike Mills on Skateboarder, photographer and Artist, Ed Templeton and his wife Deanna.
A visual poem on contemporary photographers and their practices.
Featuring: Mark Lebon, Dick Jewell, Juergen Teller, Jack Webb, Sean Vegezzi, Jason Evans, Nigel Shafran, Fumiko Imano, Charchakaj Waikawee, Lina Scheynius, Nobuyoshi Araki, Takashi Homma, Ari Marcopoulos, Jill Freedman, Nick Sethi, Asger Carlsen, Arne Svenson, Petra Collins, Tim Barber, Renee Cox, Mario Sorrenti, and Lele Saveri.
Snaps from my last photo exhibition in collaboration with Ruben Mália. The work is on view until the end of June at Geraldes da Silva Gallery, Oporto.
A interesting video about the editing aspects of GITS movie. It explains perfectly the diferences between: action-to-action narrative story, to aspect-to-aspect narrative story.
Tom Wood, From the book "Men/Women", 1978-1979.
Anders Petersen, Värmland, Sweden, 2008.
on an Interview at the fineArtPrint.lv:
“…(a photograph) it’s not supposed to be beautiful, it supposed to be believable. Photography is not about being good or bad, its never been. It’s just about the atmosphere and what kind of temperament is behind the camera. Not so much in front of the camera. That’s what important! To show yourself in one way or another.”
Wang Fuchun, “The Chinese in the Train”
Wang Fuchun, a railway-worker turned photographer, has produced amazing photos of chinese people in trains for over three decades.
“any photo project that you do isn’t really about the subject matter, it is about you – and revealing yourself. If you don’t reveal anything about yourself, you are boring everyone. It is a confession in some ways.”
- Jason Eskenazi
New stuff! All great books:
Bruce Gilden - Fashion Magazine
José Pedro Cortes - Things Here and Things Still to Come (signed)
Anders Petersen & JH Engstrom - From Back Home
Mark Steinmetz - South Central
Takashi Homma - The Narcissistic City (signed)
RIP Abbas Kiarostami
Tiago Lopes, Povoa de Santa Iria, May 2016
Garry Winogrand, Untitled (Woman in a Telephone Booth, New York), 1972
A sad but hilarious letter from Garry winogrand’s wife, Judy Teller:
“Dear Garry, this is to set the record straight. Since you seem to have a great deal of difficulty keeping hard facts in mind as a basis for discussion, and also since you show no desire for rational discussion, maybe this will help you. (As for my tone of voice, I have been trying for the last year and a half to discuss and resolve our differences in what has been, for a least a good part of the time, a normal tone of voice. To no avail.
I would like to have children. For the past four years, I have heard you spewing grandiose dreams (i.e. the big new year’s eve party in the big studio, the big money, gigantic success at money making operations, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.) Followed by feeble attempts (or not attempts at all) to realize these dreams. I am now almost twenty-eight. The time I have to wait while you bumble is nearly exhausted. The question, moreover, is not whether you can make a large fortune. The question is whether you can make a decent living.
Including the payment of my analyst bill. (In our culture, men are expected to provide the women they marry with their necessities. I would say it magnanimous on my part to be asking for this for a limited time: the time during which we might have and raise two children to school age.) But my analyst bill is not even relevant at this point. What is extremely relevant is the money you owe the government in back taxes. Your inability to pay the rent on time. You constantly running out of money. Your credit rating. And most of all, your flippant, irresponsible, nonsensical attitude towards these very real problems. ("I’ll wait till the government catches up with me. Why should I pay them any money now?) You seem incapable of exercising your mind in any cogent way…”
Sugoi stuff for my bookshelf:
Takuma Nakahira - Magazine Work 1964-1982
Hiromix - Girls Blue
Yukichi Watabe - Stakeout Diary
Rinko Kawauchi - Utatane
Nobuyoshi Araki - Sentimental Journey
Obata Yuji - Bird of Paradise: Madeira
Masatoshi Naito, “Baba”, Japan 1979.
Originally trained as a scientist, Naito took up photography professionally in the early sixties. He developed an interest in ethnography and folklore and was especially fascinated with the mummified remains of priests who had starved themselves in order to attain enlightenment at the sacred mountain of Dewa Yudono-san in Tohoku. He photographed the itako mediums and spiritual places of this area along with its folk culture and popular religious practices.
David Alan Harvey, Wild horses in Galicia, Spain, 1977.