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Paris Photo 2010, Spotlight on Central Europe July 31, 2011

Filed under: Uncategorized — asiabas @ 12:42 pm

100 jury-selected exhibitors, twice-daily conferences and debates. Central to the fair is the special exhibition, this year titled Spotlight on Central Europe.  With work by more than 90 Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovakian and Slovenian artists, Paris Photo will offer an exceptional overview of the Central European scene, from the 1920’s avant-garde movements and the post-war years through to the most contemporary production. 

shouldn’t be missed:

ANONYMOUS AMERICA: PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM

CURATED BY DIANE DUFOUR AND DAVID CAMPANY

18 sep – 19 dec 2010, Le Bal, Paris

One of the defining characteristics of the modern era is its anonymity, from the commodification of the everyday and the homogenization of culture, to the standardization of work and our alienation from political power.

Anonymes focuses on North America. Since the 1930s, American mainstream culture has celebrated individuality and the self, while nearly all its important image-makers have addressed the nondescript, the flattening of daily experience, and the pervading sense of anonymity.

For its inaugural exhibition, LE BAL brings together ten photographers and filmmakers whose work experiments with ways to record this anonymity: by definition, an indeterminate, unremarkable notion that escapes visual stereotypes and classification.

An exhibition with: Walker Evans, Chauncey Hare, Standish Lawder, Lewis Baltz, Anthony Hernandez, Sharon Lockhart, Jeff Wall, Bruce Gilden, Doug Rickard, Arianna Arcara and Luca Santese.

 

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