Mãori at Home, Alfred H Burton 1885 /
On the trail of the elusive Maori at Home publication, self-published by Alfred H Burton in 1885 of photographs on a trip he made up the Whanganui River. Today visiting the photographic archive at Te Papa which has an extensive collection of Burton's images
Revisiting New Zealand after 20 years /
Waking up in Wellington to Maori television. #firstday of research into my 20 year project on the physical and metaphysical relationship between a river and its indigenous people
Workshop: Storytelling in Contemporary Photography /
Workshop: Storytelling in Contemporary Photography
This workshop will focus on original approaches to storytelling in documentary and narrative photography. Strong emphasis will be placed on how image-makers’ today are making photo books as a mode of self-expression and dissemination of personal creative projects.
Through the programme participants will be equipped with the skills and confidence to find their own voice and unique concepts and themes. The workshop will act as a directed creative platform where clarity is brought to personal vision by developing the visual language that leads to the realisation of multiple creative outcomes such as building a portfolio, designing a photo book or mounting an exhibition.
If you are interested in telling stories through contemporary photography sign up of for our new 6 months workshop investigating the photobook as object, as language, as self-expression.
Find more details here on the Archisle website.
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Atlantus om show at Lisbon's Photobook Fair /
Excited that Atlantus is making its way to 7ª Feira do Livro de Fotografia de Lisboa / Lisbon's Photobook. The transoceanic project has up until now been shown in diverse places such as: Jersey, Amsterdam, Sheffield, Paris, Sark, Las Vegas, Bristol, Trenton, London, Arles, Redbank (NJ), Punta Secca (Sicily), Tarragona and now Lisbon. Thanks to Fabrice Ziegler and Pedro Dos Reis for making it happen.
Atlantus part of the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University /
Indie Photobook Library with its more than 2,000 photobooks from around the world has been placed at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University, one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Many, many thanks to Larissa Leclair, founder of the Indie Photobook Library, for doing a great job during all these years! Delighted that Atlantus is part of it
Atlantus article and interview in Trenton /
A recent article and interview with Daniel Aubrey about the Atlantus exhibition at New Jersey Department of State Building in Trenton
Masterplan wall of research /
Wall of research for #masterplan. Read more here about our finance project http://masterplan.je/
