Zoe Leonard’s Elegiac Images of Downtown New York
In her tribute to the critic Douglas Crimp, Leonard’s photographs of street scenes and subways suggest the fantasy of waiting.
CHOI SUNGDONG
"My photographic work is based on oriental ideas, aesthetics of space and emptiness. I hope it will be a calm and warm poem"
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A NEW RECOGNITION OF THE AMAZING WORK OF MISHA MASLENNIKOV
Misha Maslennikov has just been distinguished with an honorable mention at the prestigious 2021 ZEKE Award.
Misha is gaining more and more importance on a global scale
and we are very happy to be able to publish his projects in the Incubator Photo Gallery.
Congratulations Misha
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The painting represents an art shop (possibly that of Jan Snellinck, a painter himself) visited by artists, art lovers and collectors.
Our Cabinet d´Amateur represents our love for the work of photographers whose images we like, regardless of whether they are professionals or amateurs.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Individual view
Ollie Bentley - Robin Orliner - Jorg Gondermann - Ana Gaiaz - Stéphanie Martin - Barbara Ippedico - Joel Silva - Álvaro Sempere
Dores Ribeiro - Rui Serrano - Eduardo Amaro - Carlota Flieg - Fernando Gonçalves - Adriana Correia Oliveira - Anne-Mette Kelter Skovsgaar
GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHERS
Maria das Dores Crespo Castanho Ribeiro, is from Lisbon (1948) where she lives. Graduated in Economics (ISEG), she did her Masters in Communication, Culture and Information Technologies (ISCTE).
She started in photography in the 1970s, being represented in the catalog of the exhibition “Fotografia Portuguesa 1970-1980“ shown in several countries. He participated in the project “Elétricos”, part of a group of photographers whose works are on deposit at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. He was part of a collective that photographed the rehearsals of the play "Nobody" staged by Ricardo Pais.Having interrupted his path in photography in 1980, he returned in 2018 when he started to collaborate with the ACMP Gallery ESPAÇOdARTES.
In May 2020 together with Fernando Gonçaves they created the Incubator Photo Gallery.
Exhibitions
ACMP Art Space
Café Tati Gallery, Lisbon
1st Arts Meeting in Braga
2nd Arts Meeting in Braga
BShop of the Berardo Collection Museum
Fábrica Braço de Prata Gallery
Casa de Lamas Cultural Center in Vieira do Minho
Collections
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation - Lisbon
JGS Foundation - New York - Link
Multiple private collections
May 2020
With Maria Ribeiro created the Incubator Photo Gallery.
Taking as a starting point vacant buildings from old factories, the author experiences these scenarios where he introduces figures who embody the role of actors, gaining the images a surreal aura with his presence. It is this latent surrealism that the author seeks, in a staging where the black aesthetic and the dreamlike atmosphere of abandoned places converge beyond the threshold of reality. The photos were taken between 2016 and 2020.
Eduardo is a photographer and film director and has worked in the audio visual field since 1998. He has a Masters in Cinema with a specialization in Movie Directing from “Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema” in Lisbon.
Eduardo is a certificated trainer and uses multimedia (cinema, photography, video, animation and sound) to work with children and teenagers to develop their creative skills.
In cinema he focuses on fictional and documentary filmmaking. He also participates in European Projects as a trainer and film director. As a photographer, Eduardo works for Food and Travel Portugal, and covered several music and photography events.
Eduardo has already directed 6 short author films, the last one “A Lost Film”, 11’, 2014.
According to modern standards of active successful growth passion for photography came to me pretty late in life. I have reached the acme (anc.-greek ακμή) age of 40, and my vision of the world has completed its formation from both, the aesthetic and visual, as well as spiritual and moral standpoints. That’s why everything that can be seen in my works is not a search of an artistic path or of a creative expression, but a pursuit to fill the frame withself-contained semantic load using visual methods available to my artistic education.
2018 – Grand Prix of the XXIV International Photo Festival Narva Autumn 2018, Narva,
Estonia.
2012 – Grand Prix of the All-Russian photo contest "Living Ocean and Coastal Zone" of
the Press Center of the Russian exposition at the World EXPO-2012 and Science and Life
magazine.
Solo exhibitions:
2018 – Chukotka is a land of loneliness, House of Culture Rugodiv, Narva, Estonia.
2013, 2018 – Ordinary Photos, Odessa Museum Western & Eastern Art, Odessa,
Ukraine; Art Space, Vitebsk Center of the Modern Art, Vitebsk, Belarus.
2012-13 – 3 Outskirts: Karelia, Altai, Chukotka, GM Photo Gallery, Yekaterinburg;
Russian Museum of Photography, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia; The First Sevastopol
International Photo Festival, Sevastopol, Ukraine.
2008 – WE, Feofaniya Gallery, Moscow, Russia.
Group exhibitions:
2020 – NoGa Creative Union, Thin Line Photo Festival, Odessa Museum Western &
Eastern Art, Odessa, Ukraine.
2016 – Life without pomp and parade, Central library M.Y. Lermontov, St.Petersburg,
Russia.
2012 – Urban Environment, International Photofestival "Photo Days Ogre 2012", Ogre
Cultural Center, Museum of History and Art, Ogre, Latvia.
2012-13 – Our Stories, Series "We'll manage anything!", Project of the Mobile Photo
Exhibition The Photographic Angle, London – Bristol – Swindon – Birmingham – Crowley –
Slough – Bracknell – Chester – Leeds – Newcastle – Stockport – Croydon –Uxbridge
Milton Keynes – Peterborough, United Kingdom.
2012-13 – 200 Faces, Project of the Mobile Photo Exhibition The Photographic Angle,
London – Bristol – Swindon – Birmingham – Durham – Farnborough – Camberley – Crowley – Greenford, Great Britain.
2012-13 – Birthmarks on the map, Australian Photofestival Head On, gallery The Muse
at the Institute of Photography TAFE NSW, Sydney; The Photo Industry Fair PMA,
Melbourne Exhibition Center, Melbourne, Australia.
2011-13 – Invisible Country, Project Liberty.SU,White Cube Gallery, Omsk; Tomsk
Regional Museum of Local History, Tomsk; Municipal Art Gallery, Kostroma, Russia.
2011 – We live in Russia, CDC of the South-Western Administrative District, Moscow,
Russia.
2010 – Indifference, MArchI, Moscow, Russia.
2008-09 – Territory of Joy, Rumyantsev Mansion (branch of the State Museum of the
History of St. Petersburg), St. Petersburg; Exhibition Hall of the Union of Artists, Pskov,
Russia; Center for Orthodox Culture, Bialystok, Poland; Russian House of Science and Culture, Berlin, Germany; Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy, Voronezh; The scientific and cultural center of the museum-reserve Mikhailovskoye, Pskov region; The Nevskaya Curtain of the Peter and Paul Fortress, St. Petersburg, Russia.
2009 – My Favorite Province, Center for Culture and Art "Meridian", Moscow, Russia;
Russian Center for Science and Culture, Bratislava, Slovak Republic.
2007 – Imagine Russia, Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House Gallery, Providence, Rhode
Island, USA.
Catarina Homem was born in Lisbon [Portugal] in 1983 and grew up in the Brussels and Luxembourg. She is currently living in Lisbon where she completed the 1st and 2nd degree of the Full Program in Photography at Ar.Co Art School. She is passionate about black and white photography, concert photography and travel photography.
ADRIANA CORREIA OLIVEIRA
Adriana Correia Oliveira (Lisbon, 1983) graduated in law and studied photography at Ar.co. In her artistic work she has researched how language and memory influence the construction of personal visual archives. She is a founder and programmer of Os Dois (cinema screenings) and also a founder and co-editor of Flop.
EMIR BOZKURT
Street photographer living in Istanbul, Turkey. Member of Afyon Frig Photography Club since 2018. Awards in international photography competitions; 2017, FIAP Büyükçekmece Internatıonal Photography Awards, Mention at Open, 2017, Macedonia Koriton Kratovo Internatıonal Photography Awards, Ribbon Mention. 2018, Macedonia Koriton Kratovo Internatıonal Photography Awards, 2 Acceptions. 2018, FIAP IRAN MENTAL HEALTH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHY, Print Exibition at Open. 2019, FIAP Orhan Holding International Photography Awards, Print Exibition. 2019, IAAP Macedonia Koriton Kratovo Internatıonal Photography Awards, 3 Acceptions 2019, IAAP Macedonia Photo Story International Photography Awards, 8 Acceptions. 2019, FIAP World Cup Of Clubs 2 Accept for Afyon Frig Photography Club. 2020, FIAP HPS Anniversary 1952-2020 Elite Photo Salon Greece, 4 Acceptions. 2020, 35AWARDS 5Th Photography Awards,
CARLOTA FLIEG
Born in So Paulo, Brazil,in June 1967. Lives in Lisbon, Portugal, since 1992, and works as a freelancer graphic designer.
Likes drawing specially on paper with strong and vibrant colours.
Industrial Design degree at Mackenzie University, São Paulo, Brazil. Exhibit her work in different places in Lisbon. Took part of Lisbon Cow Parade in 2006.
ANNE-METTE KELTER SKOVSGAAR
POLAROIDS
Exhibition to be held 1st December 2021
Visual artist and photographer Anne-Mette Kelter Skovsgaard is based in West-Zealand in Denmark.
Anne-Mette is self-taught and uses both digital and analog cameras in her work and has had photography as her overall passion since childhood.
For the past five years Anne -Mette has worked as a full-time photographer.
Anne-Mette often participates in international exhibitions. Most recently she had a portrait accepted at the Carlsberg Foundation Exhibition Portrait NOW! 2019 that showed at The Danish Museum of National History and at the Ljungberg Museum in Sweden.
In March 2020 Anne-Mette exhibited 4 Liquid Dresses at Van Der Plas Gallery in New York.
In 2021 the artpiece "To Be" will be donated to charity at the SAC Galla in Sacramento, USA
CHOI SUNGDONG
Exhibition to be held 1st October 2021
My photographic work is based on oriental ideas, aesthetics of space and emptiness. I hope it will be a calm and warm poem.
Choi Sungdong
South Korea
Born in 1961
Keimyung University Graphic Design 1981
Hongik University Graduate School Ad & Public Relations
SAMSUNG 1985
LGAD 1987-2001
Newyork Festival Silver.Finalist 1997, 1999 (Advertisement)
London Festival Finalist 1997(Advertisement)
2019 Tokyo international Foto Awards (TIFA) Silver Winner 'Korea, The Land of M-orning Calm _Upo Wetland' series category _Fine Art, Landscape (Professional)
2019 Tokyo international Foto Awards (TIFA) Bronze Winner 'Poem for Autumn' series category _Fine Art, Landscape (Professional)
2019 Tokyo international Foto Awards (TIFA) Honorable Mention Winner 'Song of the October' series category _Nature, Trees (Professional)
2019 International Photograph Awards (IPA) Honorable Mention 'Korea, The Land of Morning Calm Upo Wetland' series category Fine Art, Landscape (Professional)
2019 International Photograph Awards (IPA) Honorable Mention 'Poem for Autumn' series category _Fine Art, Landscape (Professional)
2019 CD Album Photography
(German Jens Pauly )
2020 Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co.Ltd. VIP Calendar
MAT BONNER
Exhibition to be held 1st July 2021
Between 2010 and 2013 I periodically lived in Ghana building a school in a remote village, it was here where my thoughts on humanity were changed for life.
Within the simplest of lives, cut off from the modern world I met the most beautiful of people and a charm unique to any imagination and tried to capture this with my images.
I especially like to work in black and white photography, as not only does it create beautiful images, it brings us a deeper look into texture, highlights contours and contrasts.
It brings shadows to life in a dramatic and pure way. We unconsciously allow people to reflect in a moment they normally wouldn’t.
They challenge perception, they capture elegance, they capture soul.
Mat Bonner: Born Cornwall UK 1979, a Poet and passionate street photographer. He has a great love for candid, landscapes and architectural photography. Capturing beauty in the likely and unlikely places.
JACOBIEN DE KORTE
Exhibitions
1st September on the net.
10th September at the Incubator space in Lisbon
Education
Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam.
Graphic design
Exhibitions
Pulchri Studio, The Hague
de Haagse Kunstkring, The Hague
Gallery 44, The Hague
Gallery Kiekkus, Deventer
Gallery Polhus, Nijkerk
Gallery Pand3, Philippine
Museum de Fundatie, Zwolle
Museum Thijnhof, Coevorden
City Museum, Harderwijk
Grachtengalerie, Utrecht
Gallery Artfusion, Amsterdam
Exhibitions abroad
Castelet Excideuil, Excideuil, France
Cello Factory, London
The Mirror Gallery, Vicenza
PhotoFestivals
033Fotostad, Amersfoort
Rotterdam Photo, Rotterdam (upcoming)
Art member at “Pulchri” & “De Haagse Kunstkring”, The Hague
Associated with “Stroom”, The Hague
READINGS
2021 ZEKE Award for Documentary Photography
SDN is excited to announce a Call for Entries for the 2021 ZEKE Award for Documentary Photography. This award will recognize the work of two photographers as first-place winners and four photographers as honorable mentions. We are seeking submissions of documentary projects from a global community of photographers — projects that have the highest visual and storytelling components while exploring important global issues that affect us all. Entries will be evaluated by a panel of expert jurors (see below for bios).
The Guardian Angels
Strange state of being a museum keeper: to be exhibited without being looked at, let alone recognized. Constitutively out of scope, out of topic. Confronted with this almost ontological non-existence, barely disturbed by a few questions from visitors or calls to order, everyone is doing as best they can. Some remain fixed on their chair: with their gaze fixed, they seem elsewhere, as in Zen meditation. Others move slowly and absent-mindedly around the room, literally idle, under the watchful eye of the masters. Do their thoughts, their dreams feed on the works in their care? Nothing is less sure. Rather, I believe that they have mastered the art of passing the time without focusing on an object but passing from one to another, lightly, in a floating way. Denying the misfortune according to Pascal, these artists of nothing, know “to remain in rest”. It is this singular profession – I was going to say performance – that my images seek to capture. Silent, transparent and protective, museum guardians are also angels.
The Glamorous World of LA’s Vanished Queer Underground
If the photographer Reynaldo Rivera didn’t exist, a Hollywood more interested in queer and Latinx people might have invented him. As detailed in Reynaldo Rivera: Provisional Notes for a Disappeared City (2020), Semiotext(e)’s marvelous new monograph, Rivera sidestepped tragedy through talent and will. He made transformational photographs of subjects transforming themselves, many now dead in places now shuttered or, worse, disappeared. What separates Rivera’s work from that of his peers—the loving slums of Nan Goldin, the horny social-butterfly lepidopterarium of Christopher Makos, Alvin Baltrop’s formal observations, the personality crises of Peter Hujar—might be a rejection, or perhaps disinterest, in distance. Rivera’s photographs of trans women and drag artists, of artists and scenesters and lovers and friends, in and out of LA’s legendary Latino bars and party houses, thrill with presence without flaunting their access. “If people are busy living out myths you don’t like,” Samuel R. Delany writes in his wild epic novel Dhalgren (1974), “leave them to it.” Rivera’s subjects were busy. They were living. He clearly loved them. He made real myths with them.
Black Lives
From Carrie Mae Weems and Ming Smith to “Black Is Beautiful” and “The New Black Vanguard,” here are essential Aperture publications for our moment. LINK
A Painter Reconsiders the Photographs of Luigi Ghirri
Before Luigi Ghirri turned to photography, he worked as a land surveyor, an occupation that fostered a way of seeing. Typically taken from a frontal vantage point, his photographs describe the surfaces of what’s before the camera with what at first feels like directness, but upon closer inspection is more akin to a visual puzzle. (He once described his work as a “fresco for our time.”) And with their layers of visual detritus, found image fragments of advertisements and signage, his images speak to their moment while sometimes feeling anachronistic.
ICU nurse photographs frontline workers at hospital during COVID-19 pandemic
When we saw this virus coming, it was like waiting for a wave to crash ashore. We were given the extraordinary task of keeping people alive from an unknown illness. When the rest of the world shut down, we continued to face our fears every time we walked through our hospital doors.
Ansel Adams photograph sets $988,000 record price at auction
As part of Sotheby’s auction of the massive collection of Ansel Adams’ photographs launched last month, one of Adams’ most recognized captures entitled The Grand Tetons and the Snake River snapped up a record price of $988,000. A Grand Vision: The David H. Arrington Collection of Ansel Adams Masterworks achieved a total sale price of $6.4 million.
Les coups de cœur
Pour Shervine Nafissi et Alyssa-Naïs Tourte, nos coups de cœur #327, photographier est un souffle de liberté. Le premier se sert du médium pour capturer son intimité, et la seconde réalise le portrait d’une fière communauté LGBTQ+.
Centralia
Multiple perspectives crisscross and converge in Poulomi Basu’s docu-fiction “Centralia”, which tells the complex tale of conflict between indigenous landowners, government-backed corporations, military forces and the state.
Adam Curtis: Social media is a scam
As Adam Curtis’s new series Can’t Get You out of My Head starts on BBC iPlayer, we publish excerpts from editor Tom Hodgkinson’s 2018 interview with the documentary maker
Photographer Torbjørn Rødland Wants to Keep Austin Weird
Torbjørn Rødland is cheating on Los Angeles—with Austin. The Norwegian artist and photographer is known for his subversively glamorous photographs that have emerged from a long-term affair with the City of Angels. Lately, however, his eyes are set on another sun-washed, excess-loving land of Americana. Rødland is in Austin for a new solo exhibition at The Contemporary Austin, titled Bible Eye, featuring works made between 2005 and the present.
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Great work! It's a pleasure to see so many and so different ways of capturing and feeling life. Congratulation.
Nice to see you keep working and show us so good projects, despite this difficult times we are going through. Congrats for all the safe and nice exhibitions
Love you guys, keep on your good work