Steidlville

Paris Photo
Ort: Grand Palais, Avenue Winston Churchill, F-75008 Paris, Frankreich
Website: www.paris-photo.fr

Book signing | 15.11.2012 | 4pm - 5pm

from 21 February 2012 until 29 April 2012

"Ai Weiwei – Interlacing" is the first major exhibition of photographs and videos by Ai Weiwei. It foregrounds Ai Weiwei the communicator – the documenting, analyzing, interweaving artist who communicates via many channels. Ai Weiwei already used photography in his New York years, but especially since his return to Beijing, he has incessantly documented the everyday urban and social realities in China, discussing it over blogs and Twitter. Photographs of radical urban transformation, of the search for earthquake victims, and the destruction of his Shanghai studio are presented together with his art photography projects, the Documenta project Fairytale, the countless blog and cell phone photographs. A comprehensive book accompanies this exhibition.

20th of January – 25th of February 2012

Christophe Guye Galerie is proud to present ‚Color Correction‘: by one of the most important and influential artists in the development of colour photography and the history of the medium on a whole. Ernst Haas (Austrian/American 1921–1986), most commonly associated with vibrant colour photography and famed for his commercial work, belonged to the best known, most productive and widely published photographers of the twentieth century. It is undoubtedly however his other, private work that really illuminates the power of his sensibility. Unfortunately though this side of his creative output has until recently been kept private and thus escaped posthumous appreciation. It is only now, with the efforts and belief in Haas’ ability of a few, such as William Ewing, that this body of work is finally revealed, justly letting this artist’s true aptitude shine. Based upon the needed reevaluatuation of Haas‘ importance and the attempt to restore his rightful place in the medium’s canon, the works presented at the gallery combine a selection of to-date little known large-format works with several rare dyetransfer prints, some of which had been presented in Haas‘ solo exhibition at MoMA in 1962, the museum‘s very first exhibition on colour photography. The exhibition ‚Color Correction‘, and Ewing’s corresponding book published by Steidl, uncovers, with an exciting and novel view, the “other”, more abstract side of Ernst Haas’ visionary.

Outposts / Kandahar Province presents Donovan Wylie’s photographs of Forward Operating Bases constructed in the Kandahar Province of Afghanistan.

Donovan Wylie: Outposts
National Media Museum, Bradford, BD1 1NQ

This first, large exhibition and publication of his photography and videos focuses on Ai Weiwei’s diversity, complexity, and connectedness, his “interlacing” and “networking.”

28 May - 21 August, 2011
Fotomuseum Winterthur, Winterthur