Friday, 17 June 2011
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
Artificial Kingdom
Thursday, 9 June 2011
THREE PROGRAMMES THE THIRD FACTOR SHOULD WATCH
Unnatural histories:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b011s4k0/Unnatural_Histories_Serengeti/
Megacities:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b011ql6k/Andrew_Marrs_Megacities_Living_in_the_City/
All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Embrace: (especiall episodes 2 and 3)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b011k45f/All_Watched_Over_by_Machines_of_Loving_Grace_Love_and_Power/
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
If you're using Twitter this term
@dWorkMe
www.dWork.me Get private-only invitation by following us! Our mission is to gather only the best design, art & education video clips and share it with you. http://www.dWork.me
@Booooooom
art+photo blog with a soft spot for hand-made work by unknown people. http://www.booooooom.com
@Foam_magazine
Foam is an international photography magazine dedicated to showcasing some of the worlds most influencial and interesting photographers. http://www.foam.org/magazine
@ThePansyProject
I am an Artist and The Pansy Project is an ongoing artwork; I plant Pansies at the site of Homophobic Abuse on the Streets! http://thepansyproject.com
@HappyMuseum
Re-imagining museums for a changing world. http://happymuseumproject.org
@museumnerd
Museums. Art. History. Art History. Education. Museology. Historiography. Logophilia. Punnery. I often post as I explore museum exhibits. I am a museum nerd. http://flavors.me/museumnerd
@newcurator
Looking at the future of museums, through changes and trends in design, individualism, internationalism, expansionism, politics, presentism and technology http://newcurator.com
@art_whats_on
Autofeed of What's on listings posted on Interface: Contemporary visual art exhibitions and events, with a platform for critical writing.
@LCC_Students
Info for current students at the London College of Communication. Want to shout about your event or exhibition? Email Kellie communications@lcc.arts.ac.uk http://www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/
@UAL_Platform
Exhibitions / Events / Projects / Competitions http://www.suarts.org/platform
@AIR_artists
Artists' Interaction & Representation: membership benefits and advocacy for all practising visual and applied artists. Online editor: @JackJHutchinson http://www.air-artists.org
And of course...
@ArtificialKingd
Artificial Kingdom brings together five artists; each responding to the idea of the Cabinet of Curiosities. http://artificial-kingdom.com/
@TrondEOlsen
i am stronger than yesterday
@junojuice
Fashion/Beauty/Art Photographer from East London. http://www.juno.carbonmade.com
Wapping Project bankside
ZELDA CHEATLE IN CONVERSATION WITH PETER MARLOW
The Wapping Project Bankside, SE1, Saturday 18 June 2pm, free entrance.
RSVP is kindly required.
Zelda Cheatle worked at the Photographers Gallery in the 1980’s and opened her own gallery of photography in 1989. She began the Tosca Photography Fund in 2005 with Mehmet Dalman, collecting over 5000 extraordinary images for the Fund. She lectures and curates for different universities, institutions and the WPO, and is also nominates for Prix Pictet, and Trustee of the Koestler Trust (art from prisons).
Peter Marlow, Point of Interest runs until the 2nd July: Peter Marlow joined Magnum in the 80s and throughout the yearsestablished himself as one of the most respected UK photojournalists. During the last 20 years, while on assignment, he carried out his own project,shooting more than 10,000 images. The Wapping Project Bankside shows a small selection of photographs from this personal body of work Marlowis one of the gallery artists and this is his second exhibition with the gallery. His first, London by Night, was widely praised and the vintage prints nowreside within a number of important private and institutional collections.
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Saturday, 4 June 2011
Friday, 3 June 2011
Talk at Photographer's Gallery
27 June 2011 18:30-21:00
Self-publishing your own photo book has become a popular way of keeping creative control of how your work is seen.Presenting your own work in this way is no longer seen as a vanity enterprise, but has that sigma entirely gone? How can you get your self-published book or magazine seen?
This evening we will ask how to get the best out of self-publishing websites, when is it better to go it alone, and when is it worth holding out for a publishing deal...
The Social is a monthly bar-night with tips and advice about how to get on in the photography world, organised by The British Journal of Photography and The Photographers’ Gallery
Location:
Barrio Central
Poland Street
London, W1F 8PS
Free, no booking
