Again, again and again. One of those unmissable dates for every Madrilian cinema & new arts sybarite starting tomorrow! So we thought… why not providing one of our quick reminders and forwarding the invite? Between Paris and Berlin… …
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Scrap-picker
posted: 22/05/2012
Yutaka Takanashi is a revolutionary photographer best known for his fascination with the Tokyo during the 60s and 70s. Featuring the city in all it’s urban glory, his exhibition at the Henri Cartier-Bresson foundation holds the two contrasting …
Oil @ The Photographers’ Gallery – London
posted: 20/05/2012
“In 1997 I had what I refer to as my oil epiphany. It occurred to me that the vast, human-altered landscapes that I pursued and photographed for over twenty years were only made possible by the discovery of …













↓ Delirious City
On their page it says until today, but we know it’s still open until Saturday
so … hurry up! Last 2 days to admire Antonio Girbés’s Delirious City in Madrid!
National Library by Antonio Rizzo - Antonio Girbes
Antonio Girbés who went under a period of obscurity in recent yeas (major galleries wouldn’t be willing to give room to his photographic series) seems to be born again after the rescuing of Elena Ochoa (Foster’s wife and founder of Ivory Press) for this latest exhibition which opened last November.
In this work in progress Girbés is after ‘the construction of an excessive, unreal city out of time’ as he puts himself, and to this end the artist culls fragments of architecture from his travels to Paris, Moscow, Naples, New York, Shanghai, Barcelona and Vienna.
Artist Studio by Baldassare Longhena - Antonio Girbes
Very often, the series look like collages of various images… and they are somehow mixed compositions… but always based on one single photo which Girbés still takes with the same analogue camera he’s always used. Something young photographers seem to be dumbfounded by…. As a result, starting out from a snapshot captured on his Hasselblad, each image is scanned and meticulously processed by the artist to create divisions, repetitions and mirror plays.
Cemetery by Mauro Codussi - Antonio Girbes
Last minute reminder… the Ivorypress gallery is situated @ Comandante Zorita 46, 28020, Madrid. Enjoy!