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or start subscription Edited by 50 guest-artists who juxtapose their work with an image from one open call for entries. Format: 148 x 210 mm (DIN A5) We periodically invite our alumni, artists we have featured in the past, to share their new work and projects with us. Henriette Sabroe Ebbesen’s work was initially showcased in our Issue 12, titled "Blame the Algorithm — Broomberg & Chanarin". Furthermore, her work was displayed in our Guest Room curated by Monica Allende around the theme "Post HomoSapiens” in 2018. Henriette Sabroe Ebbesen is ... A transcription of conversations with architect and artist Alan Rios Cruz, a friend I met while we both were in residency at the MAK Center for Arts and Architecture in Los Angeles in 2018. Alan’s family, and more specifically his two young brothers, are the main subject of “The Cruzz”, a series presented this week on Der Greif. This conversation happened on a Tuesday evening, in September 2023, ... Join us in celebrating our anniversary and be selected to have your work shown at one of the special events we have planned throughout the year. Selected submissions will be displayed alongside imagery from Der Greif's archive at events in Munich (June 16-18) in collaboration with Pinakothek der Moderne and ZIRKA. These displays commemorate what we have accomplished with our community over the past 15 years.

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Guest Room aims to spark collaboration. Daniel Boetker-Smith, Director of the Australian Centre for Contemporary Photography, has decided to collaborate with photo editor, curator, and writer Tanvi Mishra, who has recently curated the Louis Roederer Discovery Award for the 2023 edition of Rencontres d'Arles. Together, they have developed the following framework for your submissions: "(make) ... The biggest problem is the fact that the world Mark ventures into is too similar to our own. Aside from a looming great tower that rises above the land below it, the environments that Mark finds himself in are disappointingly ordinary. Fans of 70s Doctor Who will be right at home as most of the action takes place in dusty quarries that are not unlike the alien worlds that Tom Baker’s incarnation of the Time Lord often found himself in. But those hoping for a world that is like none other may be left unsatisfied after watching Mark traipse through locations that are all too familiar.Get the chance to be published in issue 14, become part of a truly collective work of art, guest-edited by Sylvie Fleury and get a free copy plus additional copies at a highly discounted rate Get the chance to sell your work at Grisebach, the market-leading auction house for photographic works in Germany. On New Year's Eve, I made a wish to immerse myself forever in the sensations that I experienced while taking tranquilizers. I wanted to fall into a sweet sleep and not face reality anymore. In an effort to forget myself, I was trapped in a depressive hedonia, which Mark Fisher described in "Capitalist Realism" as an inability to do anything other than the search for pleasure.

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When I asked my mother what my grandmother Lola looked like, she told me that there was only one family photo where she appeared and that she would find a way to get it. Some time passed and finally, the photo arrived, and now Lola's look will be living in the same house where I grew up. The project was also influenced by ideas from philosopher Paul B. Preciado's book “Pharmaco-pornographic Politics: ... I thought the acting seemed poor also when I was watching the dubbed version, but then halfway through the first episode I switched over to German language with subtitles and the acting seemed much more naturalistic then. I don’t think the actors who dubbed the English language version quite nailed it. The prosthetics for the slave hunters is very unique and realistic. They really look like they’re made of stone. Yet they still move naturally. Good special effects. This is a great series with very interesting characters. It would be great if there would be a second a season. I am already ready for it and bige watched the first season in one day!!!At hour X, I wished myself peace – and went on a binge. I drank a lot to achieve the serenity I experienced ... Julia season 2: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Sarah Lancashire series

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Here is a bibliography of sorts. A few of the stories and thoughts that influenced me and my practice during the creation of my project “Et in Arcadia ego”. Each one informed my perception of the river and my attempts to document it. As someone who spends most of their time thinking in images, I often struggle with words. With that in mind, this list may be a more informative description than ... Get the chance to publish an Artist Feature on dergreif.org, a highly-frequented international source of photographic art. Originating as a computer command, YES TO ALL is a recurring theme in Fleury's oeuvre used to comment on an increasingly uncontrollable consumer desire. Don't miss the opportunity to benefit from our upcoming collaborations with other art and photography magazines. Loads of possibilities for you are in the making, to have your work seen, and for you to be in dialogue with other great works of photography's "Past & Present". Have your work published in any print, online, and social media materials we release related to our anniversary.To showcase the selected work from this open call, we have developed three display formats. During the open call, we will provide more details about the planned events: Thinking about visual culture and its role in one’s livelihood, specifically that of my culture or of my family, floral motifs and untouched landscapes are important figures as they represent the country’s abundance and its natural resources. The motif has been used widely from the intimate confide of one’s home, to coverups, fashion, and signages. Draped in floral patterns and beautiful ... Therefore, even with its impressive average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes of 88%, there is a chance The Gryphon might not get a second season. Submissions should explore the theme of “Past & Present” and correspond with your perception of how photography has changed since Der Greif’s founding. We look forward to seeing how you interpret this theme in your artistic practice. Why submit to our 15th anniversary?

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We periodically invite our alumni, artists we have featured in the past, to share their new work and projects with us. Anna Thiele’s photograph Real World won the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers 2023 in the Professional Section/Single Images. Her work was featured in two of our past Guest Rooms: “The Meanwhile”, curated by David Campany & Taous Dahmani and “Wild Loneliness”, ... For this occasion, photographers are invited to investigate around the theme " Past & Present", focusing on how image-making has changed its features and challenges in these past 15 years. MAY 4 is the last day for applying to the Open Call.

However, the episodes have dropped early and are available to stream today on Prime Video in the US, the UK, Germany, and other territories.)