Photo Open Up 2021
NEXUS
A CURA DI WILLIAM LAKIN E SOPHIE GLADSTONE
NEXUS è una mostra curata a partire da una open call per studenti di triennale e master laureatisi nel 2020 e nel 2021 che restituisce la vivacità della scena creativa londinese.
La mostra è divisa in tre ‘stanze’ tematiche (identità, realtà e spazio/luogo) dove vi sono molti punti di sovrapposizione tra di esse. Buona parte dei lavori possono rappresentare due temi, se non addirittura tutti e tre, il che enfatizza le connessioni esistenti tra tecniche, temi e soggetti apparentemente diversi fra loro.
La nostra nuova esperienza, socialmente atomizzata, ha favorito la sperimentazione ispirando gli autori a considerare le metafore del loro immediato come un mezzo per rappresentare soggetti che potrebbero non essere accessibili in un senso fotografico tradizionale.
Le interpretazioni della realtà attraversano le opere, e la messa in discussione delle norme culturali, delle gerarchie sociali e di una serie di fenomeni che, per quanto prevalenti, possono essere difficili da raffigurare, ricorrono spesso nei lavori eseguiti dagli autori in questo periodo.
Gli ultimi 18 mesi sono stati un intenso periodo di auto-riflessione, provocato dalle limitazioni sugli spostamenti e dall’attivismo contro le ingiustizie sistematiche. È stato un momento in cui riconsiderare le nostre identità personali e collettive, ma anche i sistemi, gli oggetti e le ideologie che costituiscono la nostra concezione di realtà. Questa selezione vuole riflettere sia le ansietà che le opportunità di un mondo in cambiamento, presentando modi di vedere nuovi e innovativi
In mostra gli autori: Brian Bi, Matthieu Croizier, Luciana Demichelis, Claudia Fuggetti, Teodora Georgieva, Lois Cid, Wing Ka Ho, Xanthe Hutchinson, Joel Jimenez, Anna Kis-Kéry, Anton Kuehnhackl, Michaela Lahat, Hilde Maassen, Nqaba Shakes Mbolekwana, Stuart McCloskey, Tom Medwell, Moses Omeogo, Frederic Pels, Ligia Popławska, Paul Railton, Zeyuan Ren, Ana Núñez Rodríguez, Ioanna Sakellaraki, Sari Soininen, Eleonora Strano, Anna Sturgeon, Michael Swann, Harrison Tibbs, Oliver Tooke, Marcel Top, Ross Trevail, Marta Capilla Urbano, Veronica Viacava, Mandy Williams, Yumo Wu, Thomas Wynne e Yuxuan Xue.
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A CURA DI WILLIAM LAKIN E SOPHIE GLADSTONE
NEXUS è una mostra curata a partire da una open call per studenti di triennale e master laureatisi nel 2020 e nel 2021 che restituisce la vivacità della scena creativa londinese.
La mostra è divisa in tre ‘stanze’ tematiche (identità, realtà e spazio/luogo) dove vi sono molti punti di sovrapposizione tra di esse. Buona parte dei lavori possono rappresentare due temi, se non addirittura tutti e tre, il che enfatizza le connessioni esistenti tra tecniche, temi e soggetti apparentemente diversi fra loro.
La nostra nuova esperienza, socialmente atomizzata, ha favorito la sperimentazione ispirando gli autori a considerare le metafore del loro immediato come un mezzo per rappresentare soggetti che potrebbero non essere accessibili in un senso fotografico tradizionale.
Le interpretazioni della realtà attraversano le opere, e la messa in discussione delle norme culturali, delle gerarchie sociali e di una serie di fenomeni che, per quanto prevalenti, possono essere difficili da raffigurare, ricorrono spesso nei lavori eseguiti dagli autori in questo periodo.
Gli ultimi 18 mesi sono stati un intenso periodo di auto-riflessione, provocato dalle limitazioni sugli spostamenti e dall’attivismo contro le ingiustizie sistematiche. È stato un momento in cui riconsiderare le nostre identità personali e collettive, ma anche i sistemi, gli oggetti e le ideologie che costituiscono la nostra concezione di realtà. Questa selezione vuole riflettere sia le ansietà che le opportunità di un mondo in cambiamento, presentando modi di vedere nuovi e innovativi
In mostra gli autori: Brian Bi, Matthieu Croizier, Luciana Demichelis, Claudia Fuggetti, Teodora Georgieva, Lois Cid, Wing Ka Ho, Xanthe Hutchinson, Joel Jimenez, Anna Kis-Kéry, Anton Kuehnhackl, Michaela Lahat, Hilde Maassen, Nqaba Shakes Mbolekwana, Stuart McCloskey, Tom Medwell, Moses Omeogo, Frederic Pels, Ligia Popławska, Paul Railton, Zeyuan Ren, Ana Núñez Rodríguez, Ioanna Sakellaraki, Sari Soininen, Eleonora Strano, Anna Sturgeon, Michael Swann, Harrison Tibbs, Oliver Tooke, Marcel Top, Ross Trevail, Marta Capilla Urbano, Veronica Viacava, Mandy Williams, Yumo Wu, Thomas Wynne e Yuxuan Xue.
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Libération
date » 11-08-2021 14:47
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Série photo d'été (1/6)
Mutations imaginaires : des mondes et merveilles
Le service photo de «Libération» met en avant le travail de 36 artistes contemporains autour du thème de la transformation. Aujourd’hui, les paysages étranges, entre réalité et fiction, de l’artiste italienne Claudia Fuggetti.
Web article here.
Paper version below:
Mutations imaginaires : des mondes et merveilles
Le service photo de «Libération» met en avant le travail de 36 artistes contemporains autour du thème de la transformation. Aujourd’hui, les paysages étranges, entre réalité et fiction, de l’artiste italienne Claudia Fuggetti.
Web article here.
Paper version below:
The Pupil Sphere Showcase 2021
JUDGES: AMELIA LONSDALE | ANA BLUMENKRON | ANGELA SHEARD | JOE TORR | ROCCO VENEZIA
CONSISTING OF FIVE BACHELOR GRADUATES AND FIVE MASTERS GRADUATES, OUR SPOTLIGHT ARTIST’S HAVE BEEN CHOSEN BY THE 2021 JUDGING PANEL AS OUTSTANDING BODIES OF WORK THAT BEST REFLECT THE QUALITY OF THE EXHIBITION. CLICK ON EACH ARTIST TO READ THEIR INTERVIEW WITH OUR TEAM.
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CONSISTING OF FIVE BACHELOR GRADUATES AND FIVE MASTERS GRADUATES, OUR SPOTLIGHT ARTIST’S HAVE BEEN CHOSEN BY THE 2021 JUDGING PANEL AS OUTSTANDING BODIES OF WORK THAT BEST REFLECT THE QUALITY OF THE EXHIBITION. CLICK ON EACH ARTIST TO READ THEIR INTERVIEW WITH OUR TEAM.
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NEXUS - BA / MA Graduate Open Call 20 / 21 - XLVI Space
date » 06-08-2021 19:12
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NEXUS is an exhibition curated from an open call for BA and MA students graduating in 2020 and 2021. The exhibition is loosely split into three themed ‘rooms’, (Room 1 – identities, Room 2 - realities, and Room 3 – space/place). Whilst there is much cross-over between the rooms (much of the work could be seen to represent two if not all three of the themes) the overriding emphasis are the connections made between often seemingly disparate themes, techniques, and subject matter.
Our new, largely socially atomised existence has provoked experimentation; inspiring students to consider metaphors in their immediate environments as a means of representing subjects which may not be accessible in a traditional photographic sense. Interpretations of reality run through the works and the questioning of cultural norms, social hierarchies, and other phenomena - which whilst prevalent can be difficult to depict - reoccur in student work made during this period.
The last 18 months has been an intense and timely period of self-reflection provoked by limitations of movement and activism against systemic injustices. It has been a time to reconsider our personal and collective identities and the systems, objects and ideologies which make up our conception of reality. We hope that this selection of graduate work from the past two years reflects both the anxieties and opportunities of a world in flux, presenting new and innovative ways of seeing.
- William Lakin & Sophie Gladstone, 27.07.21
Link here.
Our new, largely socially atomised existence has provoked experimentation; inspiring students to consider metaphors in their immediate environments as a means of representing subjects which may not be accessible in a traditional photographic sense. Interpretations of reality run through the works and the questioning of cultural norms, social hierarchies, and other phenomena - which whilst prevalent can be difficult to depict - reoccur in student work made during this period.
The last 18 months has been an intense and timely period of self-reflection provoked by limitations of movement and activism against systemic injustices. It has been a time to reconsider our personal and collective identities and the systems, objects and ideologies which make up our conception of reality. We hope that this selection of graduate work from the past two years reflects both the anxieties and opportunities of a world in flux, presenting new and innovative ways of seeing.
- William Lakin & Sophie Gladstone, 27.07.21
Link here.
CTypeMag's Open Call #2 "Survival"
CTypeMag is delighted to announce 12 selected artists of the Open Call #2 "Survival". There will be 4 from 12 artists who are going to show at the CTypeMag's gallery. All finalists will be featured on CTypeMag's platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Website and e-Magazine.
Anawat Petchudomsinsuk (Thailand)
Claudia Fuggetti (Italy)
Jaruporn Supapinyo (Thailand)
Linda Zhengová (Czech Republic)
Makis Makris (Greece)
Margarita Khatmullina (Russia)
Michael Koch (Germany)
Praepisut Peechapat (Thailand)
Santolo Felaco (Italy)
Tawatchai Suphanpoj (Thailand)
Thanachai Tankvaraluk (Thailand)
Wong Wei Him (Hong Kong)
The exhibitors will be announced soon.
Link here.
Anawat Petchudomsinsuk (Thailand)
Claudia Fuggetti (Italy)
Jaruporn Supapinyo (Thailand)
Linda Zhengová (Czech Republic)
Makis Makris (Greece)
Margarita Khatmullina (Russia)
Michael Koch (Germany)
Praepisut Peechapat (Thailand)
Santolo Felaco (Italy)
Tawatchai Suphanpoj (Thailand)
Thanachai Tankvaraluk (Thailand)
Wong Wei Him (Hong Kong)
The exhibitors will be announced soon.
Link here.
Musée Magazine
date » 26-07-2021 16:43
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tags » Musée Magazine, Claudia Fuggetti, Hot Zone, photography,
JUL 26 PHOTO JOURNAL MONDAY: CLAUDIA FUGGETTI
Full article here.
Full article here.
Undisclosed Resource, Online Archive curated by Efrem Zelony-Mindell
date » 17-07-2021 14:19
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tags » Undisclosed Resource, Online Archive, Efrem Zelony-Mindell, Claudia Fuggetti,
Undisclosed Resource, Online Archive curated by Efrem Zelony-Mindell
this is a collection of one image from each artist included
their narratives are not limited to this page. this space is a jumping-off point
a means to engage in a dialogue of different ideas that have come together to sing with each other
in the future, this might become an opportunity to create an archive of imagery for those who wish to participate
you are invited to reward your curiosity. explore these websites and social media, these works and these lives
your curiosity can blossom here. you will see what you haven't. share what you find
to celebrate, follow, and reward these makers as best you can.
this is a collection of one image from each artist included
their narratives are not limited to this page. this space is a jumping-off point
a means to engage in a dialogue of different ideas that have come together to sing with each other
in the future, this might become an opportunity to create an archive of imagery for those who wish to participate
you are invited to reward your curiosity. explore these websites and social media, these works and these lives
your curiosity can blossom here. you will see what you haven't. share what you find
to celebrate, follow, and reward these makers as best you can.
It's Nice That
Claudia Fuggetti’s new series Hot Zone explores humanity’s precarious future - It's Nice That, words by Daniel Milroy Maher
Full interview here.
Full interview here.
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