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  Télé-spectateurs - Olivier Culmann
“French photographer Olivier Culmann, clicks people watching TV. He captures that instant when consciousness drifts, drugged by the phosphorescence of the cathode tubes. Nothing is more banal and unsettling. This is how, in this quasi-immobile passivity, with a numbed brain that television viewers receive the world in its entirety."Discussion | Information Hotel & Dawn - Erwin Olaf
The genesis for this series came from artist's travels to the US, where he was struck by the interest of African Americans in an earlier body of work and his desire to expand his thinking about his subject matter. The artist found inspiration in the Museum of Modern Art (NY) collection, in "The Hamptons Album" made around 1900 by a female photographer, Frances B. Johnston, a remarkable photographic record of middle class Native and African-American students at a school in 19th Century Virginia.Discussion | Information  Beat Presser . Johanna Breede PHOTOKUNST, Berlin
Photography exposes that magical moment in which one single phrase connects a scene to the entire composition, reveals the deeper meaning behind a picture, and bears man's soul. Beat Presser's art knows many moments like this. They emerge from his deep understanding of the creative power of black and white photography.Discussion | Information  Lydia Panas The Mark of Abel
Lydia Panas is an observer of the family dynamic. In her photographs, she manages to capture subtle hints of those complex relationships that tend to exist within the extended family or circles of friends. Her photographs examine the way in which these relationships are simultaneously a product of and an influence upon the identity of each member of the family group.Discussion | Information  Dance with Camera
Dance With Camera is an exhibition and a screening program that explores a crossover between artists and dancers who make choreography for the camera. The exhibition features art works in film, video, and still photography that exemplify the ways dance has compelled visual artists to record bodies moving in time and space.Discussion | Information  SOLO - Corinne L.Rusch
In the project badrutts palace & co, which will be shown in the larger exhibition space at the FOTOGALERIE WIEN, Corinne L. Rusch visits historically relevant Grand Hotels. In a specific way, these places house a flawless beauty as well as numerous stories. Since the 19th century, the rich and beautiful have had a meeting place in these hotel palaces, for example, in Kulmhotel, St. Moritz.Discussion | Information  Martin Parr at Photoink - New Delhi
This exhibition marks the first occasion for the internationally renowned British photographer, Martin Parr’s works to be seen in India. Parr is amongst the most influential photographers of our age, known for his innovative imagery and oblique approach to social documentary.Discussion | Information  Carnaby celebrates being 50 years young in 2010
2010 will be Carnaby's 50th Anniversary: a year long celebration of the sixties, the decade in which Carnaby became an iconic fashion destination.
Today, Carnaby is as vibrant as ever with even more choice of unique and eclectic design featured in flagship stores from international brands and independent boutiques, reflecting a style relevance and energy recognised across the world.Discussion | Information  Ed Templeton
Roberts & Tilton presents "The Seconds Pass," an exhibition of color and black and white photographs by Ed Templeton. Opening reception: Friday, February 26th, 6 to 9 pm.Discussion | Information  Helsinki Schoo l- Seven Approaches
Helsinki School - Seven Approaches is the first gallery exhibition in the US to consist entirely of members of the Helsinki School. Now internationally recognized, the Helsinki School started in the mid 1990’s as an educational model from the University of Art and Design, Helsinki, Finland.Discussion | Information  Twilight Visions: Surrealism, Photography, and Paris
Twilight Visions: Surrealism, Photography, and Paris, a portrait of a city in transition as seen through the eyes of Brassaï, André Kertész, Ilse Bing, Man Ray, and others, will be on view at the International Center of Photography.Discussion | Information  Bionic Angel - Michael Najjar
Dvorak sec contemporary is pleased to announce the first solo show of new media artist Michael Najjar in the Czech Republic. On display will be large-scale photographs from the internationally renowned artist's bionic angel series, curated by Olga Dvorak for the Prague gallery space.Discussion | Information  1991-1994 Improbable History
The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis presents the first survey of the early work of New York-based Sean Landers. This exhibition proposes that Landers' formative body of work, produced from 1991-1994, was one that defined the artist, the persona, and the conceits that he has cultivated and enriched over the course of his twenty-year career.Discussion | Information  ARTIST ROOMS Ron Mueck
Ron Mueck's hyper-real sculptures of the human figure are tender portrayals of people in their most intimate, isolated and vulnerable moments. This exhibition features three of his remarkable, out of scale sculptures: Wild Man, 2005; Spooning Couple, 2005; and Mask III, 2005.Discussion | Information  Circus: Anderson and Low
Internationally acclaimed fine art photographers Anderson and Low present their first figurative colour series, Circus, a radical development in the artists’ studies of the relationship between the body, costume, performance and identity.Discussion | Information  Andrea Geyer & Sharon Hayes - Göteborgs Konsthall
Göteborgs Konsthall presents, for the first time in Sweden, a wide selection of works by the New York based artists Andrea Geyer and Sharon Hayes. The exhibition will explore Geyer and Hayes' individual works, with reference to their shared engagement in social and political issues, as well as a selection of their collaborative projects.Discussion | Information  Photography! A special Collection from Leiden University
The oldest known image of the camera obscura principle (1545), the original camera belonging to painter George Hendrik Breitner, daguerreotypes over 150 years old: Leiden University's photographic collection is unique in many ways. It is both the oldest and the largest museological photography collection in the country, telling the whole story of the emergence and development of photography.Discussion | Information  A Moderm Renaissance
From Monet to Impressionism. A Moderm Renaissance traces the history of the most important modern artistic movement through a series of great masterpieces on loan from the MUSEE D'0RSAY This is the first time that a collection of seminal Impressionist works has been presented in Spain...Discussion | Information |
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