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L'Officiel Hommes has just launched in Singapore and their launch issue is a high-fashion, Dior Homme -loaded festival of sartorial savoir-faire. By this I mean that we're given great editorials with the likes of model Cole Mohr , photographer Milan Vukmirovic , and Dior Homme-designer Kris Van Assche directing a 10-page editorial featuring only Dior Homme clothes! The magazine has really pulled out...
AMSTERDAM.- As part of the Foam_3h exhibition series, Foam presents Obviously, an exhibition by the French photographer Audrey Corregan (b. 1982). Last April, Corregan won the prestigious photography prize at the Hyères Festival de International de Mode & Photographie with this series of photos. The exhibition features seven portraits of stuffed birds shown from behind, transforming them
screening the documentary Blood Trail at the IFC in NY 323 Sixth Ave. @ 3rd St. 7th October @ 8pm The film follows a war photographer (Robert King) from the day he first lands in a war, through 3 wars and 15 years. World Premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last month. This Sneak preview will be the 2nd public screening. www.bloodtrailfilm.com
A Palestinian boy sticks his face through a wooden cutout of a cowboy to have his picture taken at an amusement park on the third day of the festival of Eid-Al-Fitr, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008. Muslims are celebrating the three day Eid-Al-Fitr holiday marking the end of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan is made to humiliate himself by the brutal Zionist Occupation...
A little rain didn't keep enthusiastic readers from coming out to the 8th annual National Book Festival over the weekend. Our photographer captured a few portraits of some of the festival's biggest names. Did you go? There is an image gallery to this entry which you can view at DCist
The hippies were out in force in Bishop Lucey Park on Saturday as the new age folk made their presence felt at a “Peace in the Park” mini festival. I have to admit to being just a little cynical at events like these. Thankfully tarot readers or aura photographers were nowhere to be seen, although [...]
Time's China blog has an interesting link to a section of the 2008 Pingyao International Photography Festival dedicated to 50 residents of the quake-stricken town of Wenchuan. The residents were given point and shoot cameras by Chinese Internet company Netease and asked to record daily after the deadly earthquake that ...
Fancy being the new Director of the Hereford Photography Festival? The job’s currently on offer, although only at £15k. Deadline: 3rd October 08. Details from: nina _at_ photofest.org
The travel desk has spent much of the last week in quiet huddles, staring at travel photography. Nothing odd in this, you might think. We spend quite a lot of time looking at travel pictures, what with being a travel desk. But this has been different. Horse racing festival in Litang, Tibetan part of Sichuan Province We've been ...
Wenchuan neighbors smoking a cigarette. / Ni Qunyan Lin Yang on an exhibition of post-earthquake photos from Sichuan: A special section at the 2008 Pingyao International Photography Festival is dedicated to 50 residents of the quake-stricken town of Wenchuan. They recorded life after the quake with point-and-shoot cameras donated by the Chinese Internet company Netease. Their less cultivated work...
Dan Deacon played a late night set at the Majestic Theatre last night to place a sweaty end to night one of the Forward Music Festival. Capturing some of the craziness was our photographer Ed Oliver. Discuss: What do you think of the Festival so far? What have been the standout sets? [...]
Sunday, Sept. 28th, 2008 - 11am to 6pm along Washington St. in Hoboken - Observer Highway to 7th St. Featuring three stages of live music & over 300 artists, sculptors, photographers & craftspeopleMary Weiss and the rest of the lineup...
While I may have pointed out here and elsewhere that cycling and photography are the best combination, walking remains the best way to explore London's streets in detail. So I'm quite happy to give publicity to Walk London who also had a stand at the Thames Festival (hang on - shouldn't that be "a walk"?). Their website has shedloads of ideas for walks , and you even have plenty of warning to join...
