Archive for February 17, 2010

ONLINE: Fraction Issue 11! And, interview with James Pomerantz in atlengthmag.com

February 17, 2010 at 9:01 am · Filed under APPROACHING EVENT, Market Musings, MVS On The Road, MVS PHOTO FAVORITES, READING MATTERS

Recent issues of online publications that will be of interested to my readers:

David Bram, editor of the online magazine Fraction announced the release of Issue 11 of Fraction Magazine is about place and features the work of Liz Kuball, Jonathan Blaustein, Gordon Stettinius, John Divola and Brian Ulrich, with an review of the exhibition Versus, by Mary Goodwin.  Access the issue here.

Darren Ching shared a link to the interview he and his partner Debra Klomp Ching completed with artist James Pomerantz which is now up on At Length, a “print friendly online magazine.”   You can view the piece here.

I am pleased that both David Bram and Darren Ching are participating in our upcoming workshop at FotoFest 2010, “BEYOND PRINT: Creative Communication in the Digital Age” to be held on March 16th in Houston.

Learn more about it in my earlier post.

And, join the conversation about online marketing, learning and use of social media at the Beyond Print fan page on Facebook!

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February 18th at the Getty Center in LA: panel discussion with “URBAN PANORAMA” photographers Opie, Liao, Kim

February 17, 2010 at 2:22 am · Filed under APPROACHING EVENT, MVS MUSTS, MVS PHOTO FAVORITES

From the Getty Center website:

URBAN PANORAMAS:  Opie, Liao, Kim

Virginia Heckert, associate curator of Photographs, the J. Paul Getty Museum, talks with photographers whose works are on view in the exhibition:  Catherine Opie, Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao and Soo Kim

Thursday, February 18, 2010, 7:00 p.m.
Getty Center, Harold M. Williams Auditorium

This panel discussion is free, but advance reservations are required (see website for details).

This event is held in conjunction with the recently opened exhibition of the same name, which will remain on view through June 6, 2010.

Three contemporary photographers apply a panoramic approach to explore a specific city. Each series reveals how multiple sensory experiences such as time and space can be collapsed into carefully composed images that interpret the essential character of an urban environment.

Hear the photographers discuss their work in the audio slideshows below.

Catherine Opie | Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao | Soo Kim

Also on view through June 6th:

“A Record Of Emotion: The Photographs of Frederick H. Evans“

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