Irina Popova
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- Festival
4th edition of the Month of Photography in Portugal
For the 4th consecutive year, throughout the month of November the Exhibitions Department of Fábrica Braço Prata hosts the Month of Photography. In this 4th edition we address the thematic issue of personal territories in terms of places and family contexts.
With Photography at the center of questions about the real, fiction and transmission,
multiple dimensions of the visible are crossed and narratives marked by contemporary realism are articulated through unique and subjective looks.
Three group exhibitions and two solo exhibitions will be presented in FBP. A third individual project shares the space of FBP and the Pickpocket Gallery. Altogether eleven authors and the students of Photography in the Audiovisual Communication Course of António Arroio Arts School will be involved.
The 5th ed... - Exposition
Exhibition : « New Spread » in Moscow
Press release :
On May 12, The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography opens the exhibition New Spread presenting works and books of modern Russian photographers within the PHOTOBOOKFEST 2017 festival. Exhibition curator Anastasia Bogomolova is a young artist, researcher and book collector from the Urals.
Over the recent years, the format of the photobook, which enjoyed several waves of popularity abroad, has become for the Russian artists an advanced photographic practice, experimental site and instrument of promotion of their work among international audience. Russian photographers’ books are now regularly short-listed in major contests and awards, and spark steady interest of the experts in the field at the European fairs.
New Spread exhibition is an attempt to explore the modern Russian photobook lan... - Exposition
Les Russes ! Portrait photographique russe. 1970 - 2010
L’exposition que nous proposons est à ce titre exemplaire dans son ambition : elle est à la fois artistique, anthropologique, politique. A travers des portraits de russes, les photographies tenteront de répondre à deux questions en miroir : « qu’est-ce qu’un Russe ? » et « à quoi ressemble la photographie Russe ? » Les 50 dernières années en Russie (soviétique et post-soviétique) nous donnent une occasion de suivre l’évolution spectaculaire du phénomène de la représentation de soi et de l’autre.
Les portraits de studio de l’usine de « Krasnyi Treugolnik » (Triangle Rouge) dignes d’Harcourt, les enfants de la maternelle figés mais n&eacu...
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For the 4th consecutive year, throughout the month of November the Exhibitions Department of Fábrica Braço Prata hosts the Month of Photography. In this 4th edition we address the thematic issue of personal territories in terms of places and family contexts.
With Photography at the center of questions about the real, fiction and transmission,
multiple dimensions of the visible are crossed and narratives marked by contemporary realism are articulated through unique and subjective looks.
Three group exhibitions and two solo exhibitions will be presented in FBP. A third individual project shares the space of FBP and the Pickpocket Gallery. Altogether eleven authors and the students of Photography in the Audiovisual Communication Course of António Arroio Arts School will be involved.
The 5th ed...
Press release :
On May 12, The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography opens the exhibition New Spread presenting works and books of modern Russian photographers within the PHOTOBOOKFEST 2017 festival. Exhibition curator Anastasia Bogomolova is a young artist, researcher and book collector from the Urals.
Over the recent years, the format of the photobook, which enjoyed several waves of popularity abroad, has become for the Russian artists an advanced photographic practice, experimental site and instrument of promotion of their work among international audience. Russian photographers’ books are now regularly short-listed in major contests and awards, and spark steady interest of the experts in the field at the European fairs.
New Spread exhibition is an attempt to explore the modern Russian photobook lan...
L’exposition que nous proposons est à ce titre exemplaire dans son ambition : elle est à la fois artistique, anthropologique, politique. A travers des portraits de russes, les photographies tenteront de répondre à deux questions en miroir : « qu’est-ce qu’un Russe ? » et « à quoi ressemble la photographie Russe ? » Les 50 dernières années en Russie (soviétique et post-soviétique) nous donnent une occasion de suivre l’évolution spectaculaire du phénomène de la représentation de soi et de l’autre.
Les portraits de studio de l’usine de « Krasnyi Treugolnik » (Triangle Rouge) dignes d’Harcourt, les enfants de la maternelle figés mais n&eacu...