From Here On
dal 21/6/2012 al 29/9/2012
Segnalato da
Joan Fontcuberta
Martin Parr
Hans Aarsman
Leo Gabin
Constant Dullaart
Mishka Henner
Thomas Mailaender
Willem Popelier
Doug Rickard
Andreas Schmidt
Pavel MariaSmejkal
Penelope Umbrico
Corinne Vionnet
HermanZschiegner
Clement Cheroux
Erik Kessels
Joachim Schmid
21/6/2012
From Here On
Photo Museum - FoMu, Antwerp
Many of the international artists create their work with the overload of digital images they find on the internet. They recycle, clip and cut pictures from Google Earth, Google Street View, Facebook, Flickr, etc. This exhibition opens a debate on issues such as copyright, authorship, privacy and the future of photography.
From Here On sheds a radical new light on photography. Many of the international artists create their work with the overload of digital images they find on the internet. They recycle, clip and cut pictures from Google Earth, Google Street View, Facebook, Flickr, etc. Does this mean that traditional photography is dead? With this exhibition, FoMu opens the debate on issues such as copyright, authorship, privacy and the future of photography.
From Here On shows the work of artists such as Hans Aarsman (NL, °1951), art collective Leo Gabin (BE), Constant Dullaart (NL, °1979), Mishka Henner (UK, °1976), Thomas Mailaender (FR, °1979), Willem Popelier (NL, °1982), Doug Rickard (US, °1968), Andreas Schmidt (DE, °1967), Pavel MariaSmejkal (CZ, °1957), Penelope Umbrico (US, °1957), Corinne Vionnet (SH, °1969) and HermanZschiegner (DE, °1971).
Curators: Clément Cheroux (FR, curator at the Centre Pompidou, Paris), Joan Fontcuberta (ES, explores the conflict between nature, technology, photography and truth), Erik Kessels (NL, Creative Director communications agency KesselsKramer, Amsterdam and London), Martin Parr (UK, Magnum photographer) and Joachim Schmid (DE, has been working with found photography since 1980).
Exhibition produced by the Rencontres d’Arles, curated by Clément Cheroux, Joan Fontcuberta, Erik Kessels, Martin Parr and Joachim Schmid, with the participation of Roland Buschmann ( www.bijlbuschmann.nl ).
The exhibition is part of the ‘Summer of Photography’. More information: www.summerofphotography.be
Image: Extreme Tourism © Thomas Mailaender
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