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Friday 21st of October 2011
Images by Lensmodern member André Lichtenberg will be on show consecutively in Paris and London this month.
The Flaere Gallery will show André's Vertigo series, 2008 and his Licht series, 2010, in Paris for the first time ever at the CHIC Art Fair from 21st to 24th October. The fair will have 45 international contemporary art galleries and a special section dedicated to street photography. Chic 2011 will be held at the stunning La Cité de la Mode et du Design building in the river side.
A few days after Paris, Flaere will be busy again, this time showing at the AAF (Affordable Arts Fair) North London. The Hampstead edition of the art fair will open from Thu 27th to Sunday 30th. The Gallery will exhibit new unseen examples of André's 'Licht' series as well as other contemporary artists' recent work.
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Friday 14th of October 2011
Currently on show at the Teasmith Gallery in London's Spitalfields, 'Homelandscape' is the first collaborative project by two Finnish-Japanese artists, Lensmodern photographer Elina Moriya, and Miika Osamitsu. The exhibitions consist of Elina’s photography and Miika’s essay and sound installation. The exhibition is a part of a larger series that the artists are working on at the moment.
The exhibition concentrates on the theme of home and the variety of ways in which we conceptualise and experience home and its counterpart homelessness.
This exhibition, like the forthcoming ones, includes an essay on the subject. The philosophical posture is central to the collaboration and the series as a whole, so that visual, audible and textual layers are inseparable from each other. This is how the collaboration started in the first place, by a deep philosophical conversation in the midst of photographs and sounds, by a realisation that a home can vanish in an instant, by tsunami, by earthquake, by war, by phone call, by arising of a thought.
The exhibition is on show at the Teasmirth Gallery, 6 Lamb Street, London E1 (closest tube: Liverpool Street) until 6th November. |
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Monday 8th of August 2011
A series of images by Lensmodern member Paolo Patrizi, entitled 'Migration linked to Prostitution' has been chosen as a finalist in Fotografia 2011, the International Festival of Rome. Paolo's images, alongside those of the other 4 finalists, including the winner, and ten 'special mentions', will be screened at the Museum MACRO Testaccio throughout the festival, which runs from 23rd September to 23rd October; they will also be listed on the festival website and in the Fotografia 2011 catalogue. Paolo is delighted with the publicity his project will receive as it has been particularly difficult to persuade mainstream magazines to publish the images due to the nature of the subject matter.
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Saturday 30th of July 2011
Images by Lensmodern member Leon Steele have again been selected for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Over 12000 entries were submitted for the annual selection from 27 countries, but only 30 or so photographers are featured in the final exhibition, so it is a great accolade for a photographer. Other photographers in the show include Gillian Wearing and Cindy Sherman, so it would appear that photography is beginning to be taken more seriously by the Academy.
Now in its 243rd year, the exhibition continues the tradition of showcasing work by both emerging and established artists in all media including painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, architecture and film.
Leon's images are from a series taken on Surrey's Box Hill and can be seen at the Royal Academy until 15th August.
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Friday 27th of May 2011

Clive Frost has published three new titles under his own imprint thePICTURE which can be seen in the Bookshop section of his website - www.thePICTURE.co.uk.
He is also making the blog on his website available as a communal space where contributors, involved in or just interested in photography, can publish their own posts as and when they have anything interesting, amusing, pertinent, controversial etc. etc. to say or report about their own work and projects, the world of Photography in particular and pictures/’art’ more generally. If you are interested, Clive’s contact details are on his site.
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Sunday 22nd of May 2011
A series of images by Lensmodern member Henk Bleeker are on show at the Naarden Fotofestival from 21st May to 19th June.
Henk's series, entitled 'Havana Moon, were shot as part of a project started in 1997 when he visited Cuba for the first time and sought out Cuban Boxing Schools.
FotoFestival Naarden, now in its twelfth year, is the oldest photo festival in The Netherlands. Focusing on Dutch photography by new talent as well as established artists, a series of exhibitions are held in unusual venues around this walled Dutch town.
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Saturday 7th of May 2011

Back in February we reported that Adam Hinton's series of images advertising Manfrotto tripods had been shortlisted in the Commercial/Campaign category of the Sony World Photography Awards. We are now delighted to report that the series, which was commissioned by advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi, was announced as the winner of that category on Thursday 27th April at the red carpet Awards ceremony at the Odeon Leicester Square, London.
The Sony World Photography Awards are organised by the World Photography Organisation who invite entries from professional photographers around the world in 15 different categories across 3 genres - Commercial, Fine Art, Photojournalism and Documentary.

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Saturday 30th of April 2011
André Lichtenberg's 'Vertigo series' (2008) and the recent studies of moonlighting, 'Licht Series' (2010), will be shown at the forthcoming International Photography Fair, MADRIDFOTO 2011, as part of the Flaere Gallery collection.
MADRIDFOTO, now in its 3rd year, is a unique international fair specialising in Contemporary Photography. The fair, based in Spain and designed for an audience of private, corporate and institutional collectors, will also be organising a VIP programme with talks on contemporary photography during the event. MADRIDFOTO takes place at the Feria de Madrid (Ifema), in Pavilion 1, from May 5th to 8th, 2011.
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