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Showing posts with label Fine Art Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fine Art Photography. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2013
Studio 1 - Dungeness UK
Postcards hit Studio 1 prior to our new show - Crookid Stiks & $tones
And, they are a lovely job too.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Guest post: "My Wyoming, my Montana" by Mike Bourgault
Mike Bourgault is a well know photographer from Montana. Starting September 2013 he will share his time between Montana and the country of Georgia. You find his page Troutisme on Facebook here https://www.facebook.com/pages/Troutisme-Images/180800605305317
Thank you Mike for showing your marvellous images here at the Art Club Caucasus !
Thank you Mike for showing your marvellous images here at the Art Club Caucasus !
Monday, June 1, 2009
The Horse Race Feast, Eastern Georgia, Caucasus
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| From Zezvaoba,Kvemo Alvani 2009 |
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| From Zezvaoba,Kvemo Alvani 2009 |
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| From Zezvaoba,Kvemo Alvani 2009 |
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| From Zezvaoba,Kvemo Alvani 2009 |
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| From Zezvaoba,Kvemo Alvani 2009 |
more images here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/kaukasus/ZezvaobaKvemoAlvani2009?feat=directlink
Labels:
Alvani,
Fine Art Photography,
Tusheti
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
PHOTOGRAPHER: Justyna Mielnikiewicz - Resident in Georgia
Unmistakable not only for me is Justyna Mielnikiewicz an interesting photographer. Anymore she get an award in the catagory of world press photos. I guess she is emotional and rational in her amazing work. In the multi-layered world of the far reaching east euopean areas and central asia is just that her high capacity.
I met Justyna Mielnikiewicz last year short after the war in Tbilisi at the lunchtime. Unfortunatly I don't know her really but sometimes during I made internet researches for my blog I could see her photos about the caucasian life from her own point of view. Last September I could descovered her interesting physiognomy in a cafe in Tbilisi.
I think her photos are very similair to her character. All series of her work are not only a simple documentation of incidents. Justyna Mielnikiewicz has got a high education. Maybe this is also the reason that her photos are severe but just. More or less she is brave and directly. A big advantage is her intelligent cultural view of the immediate situation. She can see at least in both or more directions. I think she can very good realise a complex situation in a work like to capture different aspects like normal life, politics, strange moments for a very good balance in a frame. She is closed to the inhabitants of a country and knows the reasons of the life situations in different nationalities. For example there are a west and east view in the same moment. Furthermore she is also looking for stories with problems between nationalities. Or she can feel the human being in a concret situation in the context of a ambivalent real situation. Moreover is the interesting aspect in her work the skeptical experience. She is taking almost artifical photos with a grain of salt and otherwise she is looking for the archaeological aspect in a situation. In certain respects her work is multiplexing a scientifical, historical and aesthetical photography. This is a very seldom in the journalistic world of mass-medias today.
I mean her sight is a result of her biography. She was born in the communist times of Poland and has experiences in changing of situations and several positions. In the first contact she hasn't probems with complex situations and can stay in action in a hard environment. Eventual she can feel with the people. I hold Justyna Mielnikiewiczs work in high esteem.
more about Justyna Mielnikiewicz:
* www.justmiel.com
* www.justmiel.org
* tudasiuda.blogspot.com
* www.lightstalkers.org/justyna
* www.sputnikphotos.com/justyna-mielnikiewicz
* vervephoto.wordpress.com/2008/07/07/justyna-mielnikiewicz
* www.worldpressphoto.org
* www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk
* www.anzenberger.com
* www.mdf-berlin.de/en/exhibitions/calender/ausstellung/nahtstellen-fotos-fuer-die-pressefreiheit
* www.reporter-ohne-grenzen.de
* www.photoscala.de/Artikel/Nahtstellen-Fotos-fuer-die-Pressefreiheit-2008
* www.nytimes.com/2008/08/19
* www.faz.net/print/Feuilleton/Verblueffende-Fotos-und-eine-Liste-des-Terrors
* www.laif.de/de/article
Friday, February 13, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
View in Adjara, Western Georgia
Photo by Lela Meparishvili
http://www.flickr.com/photos/leluchi/
Labels:
Art Georgia,
Fine Art Photography,
Lela Meparishvili
Sign at the same Pawn Shop
by Richard Luck, Texas
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31304781@N08/
Thanks, Richard !
Labels:
Fine Art Photography,
Richard Luck,
Texas
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
PHOTOGALLERY: Gyumri. Works by Arman Tadevosyan.
I like your way of putting a whole image together out of fragments. It seems to establish a relation to how we tend to experience our world, always putting new pieces and fragments together, shaping our very personal way to look at things. In a way it also shows how different images / fragments we are confronted with. I also like the simplicity of the whole thing. The way, the single images have their own set of lighting conditions, and sometimes a perspective which slightly differ from the perspective of the other fragments. I like it especially as this is actually confronting the smooth, technically perfected production of contemporary digital images which we are getting used to through the possibilities of technical perfection.
I have the impression; you are seeking this perfection on another level. I don't know but I also have the impression; you are working more on the resulting outline of each set of fragments. In a way this has an amateuristic effect - you know like the photos of anybody who was just doing some snapshots passing by - but I like this affect it in the combination with your apparent intuitive consciousness choosing motives, standpoints and outline. In the fragments of "a bridge and a seemingly improvised housing area" You seem to have a strong content, contrasting the space of flow( traffic and public advertisement) with the space of place (were people live in the homes, shaping the lives at this place, day for day as the traffic is passing by).
Comment by: Nilsson Samuelsson
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Arman Tadevosyan
Address:
Vardan Ajemyan street, 47 house
3105 Gyumri
Shirak Marz
Republic of Armenia
Mobile:(+374) (93) 87 72 65
E_mail:armtadevosyan@yahoo.com
Monday, January 19, 2009
EXHIBITION: citè free art gallery presents: Eka Sharashidze in Berlin
citè free art gallery presents:
Eka Sharashidze
Photography
Preview 14 February at 6:00pm
Duration 14 February - 14 March
We are pleased to present the first Solo exhibition in Germany of Georgian artist Eka Sharashidze. Eka will be presenting her new large scale photographies. She lives and works in Berlin.
Contact Info
Location: citè free art gallery.
Berlin
Street: Alt Tempelhof 28
City: Berlin, Germany
Email: info@cité.org
Web: www.myspace.com/ekasharashidze
Gallery open from Monday - Friday 11 - 3 pm
Or by appointment
For more information please call: 03025019415
Eka Sharashidze
Photography
Preview 14 February at 6:00pm
Duration 14 February - 14 March
We are pleased to present the first Solo exhibition in Germany of Georgian artist Eka Sharashidze. Eka will be presenting her new large scale photographies. She lives and works in Berlin.
Contact Info
Location: citè free art gallery.
Berlin
Street: Alt Tempelhof 28
City: Berlin, Germany
Email: info@cité.org
Web: www.myspace.com/ekasharashidze
Gallery open from Monday - Friday 11 - 3 pm
Or by appointment
For more information please call: 03025019415
Labels:
Berlin,
Eka Sharashidze,
Exhibition,
Fine Art Photography,
photo,
photographer,
Photography
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009 !!!
I wish you all the best and the right balance for the coming year 2009! The main thing is to be allright in a strange and confusing world. This mirror down, the magic illusion of Carmen, should remember you that also in the coming year we have to find our own way between desire and obligation. Every time we are thinking we have a choose and in the same moment our heart can destroy our rational illusion ;-) ... Be careful and enjouy the life!
Ralph Hälbig, Leipzig, 31.12.2008
Ralph Hälbig, Leipzig, 31.12.2008
A spanish illusion of Carmen taken from the caucasian artist photographer Irma Sharikadze!
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
PHOTOGALLERY: Armenia. Works by Mari Minasyan.
Mari Minasyan's great photography from Armenia.
There is no home unless we find it in ourselves.
I am a self-seeker, as everybody else. I do search. I do experiment. And I dream…
Life is an experiment. Life is a dream.
Photography is a mirror of my reality, my own reflection. Whatever I shoot that is all about me. That is all about you as well, because I cannot exist without you. You give the freedom to see myself in a new and unexpected way, to know who I am. You inspire me.
That is all about the theatre and the illusion of the existence.
Moment. There is something very magical in it. One moment-one life. That is what I create - visual diaries of special moments that tell stories.
«Diary»
April 11, 2008
Gevorgyan Gallery, Yerevan Armenia
Labels:
Armenia,
Exhibition,
Fine Art Photography,
photo,
photographer,
Photography,
Yerevan
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Through me myself and I ... and a few of "you" IIIIl
I liked this work a lot, made by Annakarin Quinto, who has three flickr accounts:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/annakarinquinto/
and her labs at { kali_lab }
and a show case at [kali_pro]
check out her wide range of works !
Labels:
Annakarin Quinto,
Collage,
Design,
Fine Art Photography,
Flickr,
ideas,
mystery,
New Image,
New Picture,
poetry
Friday, December 19, 2008
Khatia
by Lela Meparishvili
http://www.flickr.com/photos/leluchi/
Labels:
Art Georgia,
Fine Art Photography,
Flickr,
Lela Meparishvili
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
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