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Don't just tell them show them
Monday 15 March 2010
Jesse Marlow will be exhibiting images from ‘Don’t just tell them, show them’ at Richard Martin Art in Melbourne, 1 Darling St, South Yarra From the 26th March – April 10th 2010
Details Here
In Passing
Sunday 07 March 2010
Bryn Campbell will be showing work from his long photographic career at Hoopers Gallery 15 Clerkenwell Close, London. The gallery is open to the public Tuesday to Friday and the show runs 12th March til 23rd April.
Image: Bryn Campbell, Vietnam 1997
Bryn Campbell will be in conversation with Ian Berry at Hoopers Gallery on Monday 22nd March. 6.30 for 7.00pm
The event is free, but if you would like to attend, please contact the gallery first.
Details Here
Lisette Model Symposium, Paris
Sunday 07 March 2010
The heritage of Lisette Model and Street Photography Symposium – March 13th 2010 – 14.30 – 17.30pm
Contemporary photographer Christophe Agou will present his own work in relation to today’s issues of documentary photography at the Jeu de Paume Museum in Paris.
Jeu de Paume – 1, place de la Concorde – 75008 Paris
image: Christophe Agou, New York 1995
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Pioneers of Color
Sunday 28 February 2010
Pioneers of Color at the Edwynn Houk Gallery in New York features the work of three of the great early practioners of color street shooting, Stephen Shore, William Eggleston and, member of in-public, Joel Meyerowitz. The photographs in the show are mixed up so you need to carry a sheet around with you to identify the author of each work.
The show is timed to coincide with the launch by Hatje Cantz of the excellent Starburst: Color Photography in America 1970-1980
London Workshop Weekend
Wednesday 24 February 2010
in-public founder and editor of PUBLICATION magazine Nick Turpin will be leading a two day workshop Photographing London for The School of Life.
SATURDAY 27th & SUNDAY 28th MARCH
This unusual weekend offers a chance to explore the visual dynamics and contradictions of street life in the capital.
In the tradition of the flaneur, we’ll stroll from Soho to Brick Lane via a network of roads and districts that have provided the backdrop for many of the greatest photographs ever taken in London.
We’ll observe the fleeting interactions of people, matter and imagery from visual, sociological and historical perspectives. We’ll look at stories, anecdotes and slide-shows from intrepid photographers who have captured the city’s unconventional photographic allure as well as iconic images which remind us of its role as a stage for national events.
You’ll finish the weekend with a fantastic set of holiday snaps – and the ability to see the city in a completely different light.
Paul Russell and George Kelly join In-public
Friday 19 February 2010
image: Paul Russell
image: George Kelly
in-public is delighted to welcome two new members to the group, we have long been fans of the humorous seaside observations of the talented Bournemouth, UK, based photographer Paul Russell and the classical b/w street scenes of George Kelly from Portland Oregon.
This brings to twenty the number of in-public street photographers who will be showing their work at London’s Photofusion Gallery in Brixton, London, between the 27th May and the 10th July 2010 to celebrate the groups 10th Anniversary.
Look Both Ways Exhibition
Monday 11 January 2010
Matt Stuart is showing his colour street photography at the KK Outlet, 42 Hoxton Square, London, N1-6PB from the 5th-26th February.
You can find out more here.
I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist!
Friday 08 January 2010
Trafalgar Square Protest
I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist! invites all Photographers to a mass photo gathering in defence of street photography.
There has been a series of high profile detentions under Section 44 of the Terrorism Act recently, including seven armed police detaining an award-winning architectural photographer in the City of London, the arrest of a press photographer covering campaigning Santas at City Airport, and the stop and search of a BBC photographer at St Paul’s Cathedral, among many others.
So PHNAT feels now is the time for a mass turnout of photographers, professional and amateur alike, to defend our rights and stop this abuse of the terror laws.
In-public street photographers will be there.
More information here.
PUBLICATION magazine
Tuesday 24 November 2009
In-public photographer Nick Turpin has launched a new biannual street photography periodical called PUBLICATION.
Published in London by the newly formed Nick Turpin Publishing, PUBLICATION aims to provide the first regularly printed outlet for this sort of photography. Its distinctive format includes a booklet of essays, accompanied by twenty-two unbound prints, all presented in a custom-made carton.
The first edition, on the theme of Inspiration, contains essays by Michael David Murphy, Hin Chua and in-public’s David Gibson, as well as images by Trent Parke, Martin Kollar, Narelle Autio, Joel Meyerowitz, Garry Winogrand and Tod Papageorge.
PUBLICATION magazine
You can order your copy, and submit your own work for consideration, at the PUBLICATION website.
Zmala Magazine
Monday 09 November 2009
The current edition of annual French Magazine Zmala looks at photographic cooperatives, and includes a nice section on In-Public. There are photographs by Christophe Agou, Matt Stuart, Gus Powell, David Gibson and Jeff Ladd, with text by Gilles Mora, produced in both English and French.
French Magazine Zmala
The cover features a shot from Christophe Agou’s New York Subway project, and his book, ‘Life Below’.
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Manifesto
In-Public was set up in 2000 to provide a home for Street Photographers.
Our aim is to promote Street Photography and to continue to explore its possibilities, we are a non commercial collective. All the photographers featured here have been invited to show their work because they have the ability to see the unusual in the everyday and to capture the moment. The pictures remind us that, if we let it, over-familiarity can make us blind to what’s really going on in the world around us.
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In-Public are...
- Christophe Agou
- Blake Andrews
- Narelle Autio
- Richard Bram
- Melanie Einzig
- Adrian Fisk
- David Gibson
- Nils Jorgensen
- George Kelly
- Jeffrey Ladd
- Jesse Marlow
- Andy Morley-Hall
- Trent Parke
- Gus Powell
- Paul Russell
- Otto Snoek
- David Solomons
- Matt Stuart
- Nick Turpin
- Amani Willett
