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"I’ve found that people who truly love photography don’t care what you shoot with; they just want to be moved and challenged by the photographs,” he said. “The ones that dismiss what you do often have a vested interest in the definition of photography — usually in relation to equipment or technique."
Misho Baranovic. Read more: The changing face of mobile photography. (via thephotographicimage)
This Wednesday, 20 March 2013 my most recent video, ANFORTAS will be screened in London as a part of PoetryFilm Equinox: Circles, Cycles, Sequences, Planets, Patterns. The program is “a special one-off PoetryFilm event celebrating the Equinox with a bespoke programme of experimental short films, poetry readings and music performances exploring circles, cycles, sequences, planets and patterns.”
Featuring films, poetry and music by: Antoinette Zwirchmayr, Stephen Snell, Steven Chamberlain, Steve Coxon, Ohmm, Robert Lax, Susanne Wiegner, Daniel Dugas, Simon Barraclough, Laura Focarazzo, David Horner, Mark Khalife, Pere Ginard and Laura Gines, Tim Cumming, Robert Peake, Valerie Kampmeier, Stuart Pound, Rosemary Norman, Carolyn Radlo and Alanna Simone, Neil Ira Needleman, Niall McDevitt
More information and tickets can be found here: http://poetryfilm.eventbrite.co.uk
PoetryFilm Equinox: Circles, Cycles, Sequences, Planets, Patterns
Date: Wednesday 20 March 2013
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Charlotte Street Hotel Cinema (located downstairs)
Address: 15-17 Charlotte Street, London WIT 1RJ
Tubes: Tott Court Road or Goodge Street (Northern Line)
TICKETS £10
Available in advance only (will not be available on the door). Entry will be by stating your name.
A rare vintage photograph of an onna-bugeisha, one of the female warriors of the upper social classes in feudal Japan.
Often mistakenly referred to as “female samurai”, female warriors have a long history in Japan, beginning long before samurai emerged as a warrior class.
Hearts in my eeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyes
(via medico)
Transferring art to video. Simone has also now taken on a new curator role creating the Moving Image Art series at the Pasadena Armory Center.
Alanna Simone, curator of a monthly series (MIA at the Armory Center for the Arts) that screens the work of artists using the moving image, is listed as one of the Best Art Curators In Los Angeles by CBS
LA’s best art curators
Someone on this list looks familiar:
Who decides which work deserves to be showcased at a particular gallery or museum falls heavily on the shoulders of art curators. These are five of the city’s best: the people who truly know art in Los Angeles.
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/top-lists/best-art-curators-in-los-angeles
Want. (at MOCA)
And that’s a photo of me, stapling bread to Kristy Baltezore’s This House is not a Home (Taken with Instagram at Armory Center for the Arts)
