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• China, Contemporary, Photography

  CPU:798 - Zu Jing

  06.03.08 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  Frivolous is the first solo show for Beijing-based Zu Jing at CPU:798, featuring two ongoing series, ‘Taxi Legs’ and ‘Blow Up’.
  ‘Taxi Legs’ presents the artist’s legs as their landscape upon which various objects from the artist’s immediate possessions are placed for our analysis…For the series ‘Blow Up’ Zu Jing snaps moments from every day […]

• Magazine, Documentary, News

  Dispatches

  06.03.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Mort Rosenblum and Gary Knight (from VII) have unveiled a new magazine - dispatches. The magazine’s financed by Dr. Simba Gill, an entrepreneur, scientist and businessman in the biotech and pharmaceutical industry. And it’s not one of those pdf magazines that you get free online.
  dispatches took root on an olive farm in Provence, flourished on […]

• Documentary, News, Photography

  World Press Photo Award Interviews

  06.03.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  I know I’m a little slow in posting this but I was learning so much going through the video interviews last weekend that I completely forgot about posting it. For those who are unaware of it, the World Press Photo awards has a lovely collection of interviews up on their site. Worth wasting spending time […]

• News, Blogging

  Singapore Blog Awards

  06.03.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Somebody nominated me for the Singapore Blog awards today. I’ve registered myself under Best Photo Blog, despite being more of an amalgamator of interesting photos than a content creator.
  Nevertheless, I would be counting on you - my dear supporters, to vote for me when the voting round happens. It would account for 30% […]

• Hong Kong, Contemporary, Photography

  anothermountainman

  06.01.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  anothermountainman / Stanley Wong is a talented photographer/designer/film director/creative director (the list goes on…) from Hong Kong. In his widely known redwhiteblue series, he examines the role of the ubiquitous red, white and blue tarpaulin material in our daily lives; as bags, shelters, covers, etc.
  Spanning almost two decades, the work poses questions on the […]

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