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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Holiday Greetings!..... Celebrate each day.

Peace, Joy and Lasting Happiness


I will be taking a few days off from blogging to celebrate the holiday. To my readers, many thanks for all the likes and constant support. 

Warmest thoughts and best wishes for a wonderful festive season and a Happy New Year!







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Christian Tagliavini; 1503 - A Visionary Renaissance

Taking 13 months to complete, 1503 is largely inspired by the masters of the Renaissance, notably Agnolo di Cosimo ( known as "Il Bronzino") who was born in the same year as the title. Using cardboard and paper in place of materials allows Christian Tagliavini to design each item from the patterning to the final construction of form completely.

In this visionary Renaissance nine still characters are portrayed in striking handcrafted clothes made by Tagliavini himself. Set against the backdrop of art history, the Swiss-Italian artist wields his lens after the long complex process of designing, building and making to create his mis en scene.

From beginning to completion Tagliavini's work is a labour of love. He admits that he enjoys the process as much as the resulting photograph.

Christian Tagliavini lives in Lugano, Switzerland, and works as a graphic designer and photographer.

1503 is currently on view at Diemar / Noble Photography, London.

1503
© Christian Tagliavini
Cecilia
Lucrezia © Christian Tagliavini
Lady Clotilde © Christian Tagliavini
Bartolomeo © Christian Tagliavini
Portrait of a Lady in Green © Christian Tagliavini
Portrait of a Man © Christian Tagliavini
Artemisia © Christian Tagliavini
Portrait of a Young Woman © Christian Tagliavini
Portrait of a Young Man with Plumed Hat © Christian Tagliavini


Courtesy Christian Tagliavini / Diemar/Noble Photography
Christian Tagliavini: 1503
November 3, 2011 - January 7, 2012


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Holiday Gifts: Mapplethorpe Flowers 2012

American artist Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989) is undoubtedly one of the most important photographers of the twentieth century. Known for his black and white photography of male and female nudes inspired by the sculpture of classical antiquity and the Renaissance, Mapplethorpe's skills also shine forth in a series of stunning flower portraits found in the 2012 Mapplethorpe Flowers Poster Calendar. Each new month reveals exquisite flower compositions beautifully photographed by a master.

The many pleasures of the holiday season includes creating an extravagant and unique list of what gifts to buy or to receive. For the art aficionado, the 2012 Mapplethorpe Flowers Poster Calendar will make a perfect gift.


Calla Lily
Copyright © Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Orchid, 1987
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Poppy, 1988
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Irises, 1988
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Orchids, 1982
© Robert Mapplethorpe. Used by permission.
Parrot Tulips, 1988
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Poppy, 1988
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.
Jack in the Pulpit, 1988
© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.

© Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Used by permission.

2012 Mapplethorpe Flowers Poster Calendar is available at teNeues
Courtesy teNeus
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Charles Bukowski revisited....

Charles Bukowski wrote several quotes, this is one of my favorites.

"there are worse things
than being alone
but it often takes
decades to realize this
and most often when you do
it's too late
and there's nothing worse
than too late"


This post that I am about to crosspost is stunning. It took the author over 2 years to complete this project. Click on the link below to see more.
Peter Politanoff: Charles Bukowski - In Search of Henry Chinaski




© Peter Politanoff

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Art meets Conservation: "On this Earth, A Shadow Falls" by Nick Brandt

For Nick Brandt, the animals are far more than subjects of his camera. The UK photographer has dedicated his life to depicting Africa's animals and nature. Through his craft he grants us an intimate glance into the private world of these gentle beasts. It began in 1995 when Brandt was directing a music video for Michael Jackson in Tanzania, that he fell in love with the country's flora and fauna.

Nick Brandt began photographing in 2001 and, in 2003 he decided to abandon his successful directing career in order to dedicate himself full-time to photographing African animals. Brandt's work is unique in its expression. His aesthetically sublime images tell an important story. Poaching, increased human encroachment, deforestation and global warming threaten the future of the natural habitat of Africa's animal population.

In September 2010, Brandt established the Big Life Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of Africa's wildlife and ecosystems. The rangers holding the tusks of killed elephants in the photos below are 22 of the now 100+ of Big Life Foundation's rangers. All the tusks belong to elephants killed at the hands of man in the six years prior to the formation of Big Life. Since then, their presence in the areas they cover within the Amboseli ecosystem has already resulted in less than a year in a dramatic reduction in poaching within the region.

 "On this Earth, A Shadow Falls" is currently on view at Fotografiska in Stockholm. The 65 photographs in the exhibition represent Nick Brandt's ongoing photographic project, which is presented in a trilogy of books that memorializes the vanishing grandeur of the natural world of East Africa. Currently work in progress, the images from the final part of the trilogy will reveal a darker vision of this diminishing world.

"To me, every creature, human or non human, has an equal right to live, and this feeling, this belief that every animal and I are equal, affects me every time I frame an animal in my camera."
~~ Nick Brandt

"On this Earth, A Shadow Falls"
Elephant Drinking, Amboseli 2007. Killed By Poachers, 2009
Copyright © Nick Brandt

Ranger with Tusks of Killed Elephant, Amboseli 2011
© Nick Brandt

Elephants Walking Through Grass, Amboseli 2008. Leading Matriarch Killed by Poachers, 2009
© Nick Brandt

Line of Rangers with Tusks of Killed Elephants, Amboseli 2011
© Nick Brandt

Elephant Skull, Amboseli 2010
© Nick Brandt

Lion Before Storm - Sitting Profile, Masai Mara, 2006
© Nick Brandt

Portrait of Lioness Against Rock, Serengeti 2007
© Nick Brandt

Wildebeest Arc, Masai Mara 2006
© Nick Brandt

Elephant with Exploding Dust, Amboseli 2004
© Nick Brandt

Abandoned Ostrich Egg, Amboseli 2007
© Nick Brandt


"On this Earth, A Shadow Falls"
October 7, 2011 - January 8, 2012
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Camille Zakharia: Coastal Promenade

Camille Zakharia uses his camera to document the journey taken since his departure from Lebanon in 1985. Born in 1962 in Tripoli, Zakharia fled his country's civil war, and spent time in the US, Turkey, Greece and Canada before moving to Bahrain in 1999. A graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (Halifax, Canada), and a Bachelor of Engineering from the American University of Beirut, Zakharia received numerous accolades for his work and exhibited in distinguished venues across North America and the Middle East. In 2009 he was shortlisted for the prestigious Jameel Prize at the Victoria & Albert Museum for Islamic art.


Coastal Promenade was commissioned by the Ministry of Culture of Bahrain as part of the Reclaim project, which won Bahrain the Golden Lion Award in their participation at the 2010 Venice Architecture Biennal. The series looks at the present state of the archipelago's coastline, devasted over the last few years by urban change.
Adopting the classical documentary tradition, Camille Zakharia has produced an inventory of the shoreline's landscapes and architecture of lost, desolate zones devoid of animal, plant or human life. And yet these places possess a fragile everyday beauty: beneath a cloudless sky, a sprinkling of fishermen's huts stands as relics of a declining culture - an architecture without architects, as the photographer calls it, which is equally threatened by political and social change.


Coastal Promenade
@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011

@Camille Zakharia / Musee du Quai Branly, Photoquai 2011


Camille Zakharia " Coastal Promenade " is currently on exhibit at the Musee du Quai Branly
September 13 - November 11, 2011
Courtesy Musee du Quai Branly / Photoquai 2011
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In Memoriam: WTC - Twin Towers

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Fashion on the Dance Floor

Invariably seeking to blur the lines between the garment and accessory, Bliss Lau the half Chinese and half American designer represents the juxtaposition of culture, design and aesthetic. A graduate from Parsons School of Design, Bliss first launched her handbag collection and later on transitioned the collection into the distinct body-jewelry of today. All of the jewelry is created and designed three-dimensionally using traditional garment draping techniques. For each season, Bliss focuses on a new part of the body to enhance and decorate.

To present Bliss Lau F/W 2011, French photographer Eric Guillemain captures ballerinas performing "le pas de deux"...


Embraced
@Eric Guillemain














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