Stefan Panhans

Posted by Fabio 24 February 2011

Stefan Panhans (1967) is a German artist who works with photography, video and installations. He lives and works in Hamburg and Berlin. Shown here is a selection of photographs from the series, “Items for Possible Videosets”, “O.T” and “Red Light White Sands Black Palms”. read more

Jaap Scheeren

Posted by Fabio 22 February 2011

Dutch photographer Jaap Scheeren (1979) graduated from the St Joost Academy in Breda and is known for his fun, humorous and absurd photographic style. read more

Peter Beste – Norwegian black metal

Posted by Fabio 22 February 2011

Documentary photographer Peter Beste has spent the last five years working in the milieu of the Norwegian black metal scene. This scene, with its notorious events of murder, church arson, and self-mythology, is absolutely sealed to outsiders. The international black metal fan base is one of the most devoted, fanatical, and proprietary in the world. Beste’s access and insight into this world is unprecedented and has yielded an amazing photographic journey. read more

Anders Petersen Workshop

Posted by Fabio 18 February 2011

Workshop by Swedish photographer Anders Petersen. read more

Ralph Eugene Meatyard

Posted by Fabio 18 February 2011

Meatyard‘s work challenged most of the cultural and aesthetic conventions of his time and did not fit in with the dominant notions of the kind of art photography could and should be. His work sprang from the beauty of ideas rather than ideas of the beautiful. Wide reading in literature (especially poetry) and philosophy (especially Zen) stimulated his imagination.

Emmeline de Mooij

Posted by Fabio 15 February 2011

Emmeline de Mooij was born in Delft, The Netherlands, she lives and works in Amsterdam and New York.

www.emmelinedemooij.com

david meskhi

Posted by Fabio 14 February 2011

Photographer David Meshki was born 1979 in Tbilisi, Georgia. David currently lives and works in Berlin.

www.davidmeskhi.com

John Divola

Posted by Fabio 7 February 2011

John Divola photography explore the landscape by looking for the edge between the abstract and the specific. In “Zuma” project, he was interested in the relation between real artworks and representations of them, and the issues of the natural and the artificial. Divola said “I attempted … to develop a practice in which there could be no distinction between the document and the original.” John Divola currently lives and works in Los Angeles.

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