Pavlosv's dog PIN UP press release!

 

PIN UP ! 


Gruppenausstellung


 
Pin-Ups – Bilder von jungen, hübschen Frauen in mal mehr oder weniger erotischen Posen

 

(selten auch von Männern) wurden heimlich oder zumindest auf der Innenseite von Spinden,

 

Büchern, Schranktüren angebracht. 



Nicht an der Außenseite – nicht für jeden ersichtlich. Diese Bilder vergilben irgendwann,

 

kriegen Eselsohren, fallen ab. Sie werden Opfer der Zeit. Eines Prozesses.



Heute laden wir Bilder von uns in allen möglichen Posen selbst täglich in sozialen Medien

 

hoch. Wir prostituieren uns auf Facebook, Instagram und Pinterest . Wir pinnen „uns“ quasi

 

auf virtuelle Wände. Manchmal wollen wir auch wieder runter. Aber vergeblich. Das Netz

 

vergisst nicht. Im digitalen Langzeitgedächtnis bleibt alles und im digitalen

 

Kurzzeitgedächtnis werden im Sekundentakt neue Bilder ersichtlich. Zeit zum Altern bleibt

 

nicht. Die neue Art von Voyeurismus. Von jedem, für jeden, jederzeit.



Schlussendlich geht es aber allen diesen Bildern um Träume – geheime, sexuelle, verbotene.

Träume lassen sich schlecht nach politisch und gendermäßig korrekten Maßstäben beurteilen.



Pin-Ups verwirklichen diese Träume. Man kann sie nicht zensieren, denn Vorstellungen und

 

Phantasien sind frei – zumindest bis zur Umsetzung. 

 


Dr. Judith Innerhofer



Vernissage am Donnerstag, den 19. Februar 2015, 19.00 - 21.00 Uhr


Ausstellung: 20. Februar bis 20. März 2015



Group exhibition


 
Pin-Ups – everyone knows these images of young, beautiful women (and sometimes, but

 

rarely men) in more or less erotic poses. These photographs have always been secretly

 

affixed to the inside of lockers, books or wardrobe doors – on the inside of course – not for

 

everyone to see. 



However, after a while, the photographs start to fade, they get dog-ears and eventually they

 

fall off. They fall victim to time – a process that is inevitable. 



In the times of social media we upload photographs of ourselves posing in all kind of ways

 

on a daily basis. We prostitute ourselves on facebook, instagram or pinterest etc. We “pin”

 

ourselves to virtual walls. Sometimes we would like to “un-pin” us – but unsuccessfully so:

 

Because the internet does not forget. Everything remains in the virtual long-term memory

 

whereas the virtual short-term memory is constantly filled with new images every second of

 

every day. There is no time to age, to fade. In this new form of voyeurism everyone looks at

 

everyone and is looked at by everyone all the time.



What all the images have in common though are the desires they represent: secret, sexual,

 

tabooed phantasies and it is hard to judge these dreams by political or gender sensitive

 

criteria.



Pin-ups are the realisation of these desires. One cannot censor them, as dreams and phantasies

 

and thoughts are free – that is until their realisation of course.


Dr. Judith Innerhofer



PIN UPs (concept Martin Mlecko):

 


pavlov’s dog


Bergstrasse 19

 
10115 Berlin


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Exhibition Opening: 19th of February, 7 - 9 pm.


Exhibition: 20. 02. – 20. 03. 2015


 

http://photography-now.com/event/106068

Press release "playing with beauty"

RedLine Presents: Playing with Beauty

 

Curated by Mark Sink

 

Press Preview: March 13, 2015 at 11 AM

 

Opening on March 14, 2015

 

Member’s Preview: 6-7 PM

 

Public Reception: 7- 10 PM

 

(DENVER- January 2015) Since 2011 RedLine has served as the nerve center for Denver’s

 

Month of Photography exhibition and is excited to return in this same role in 2015!  Mark

 

Sink will also return to curate this year’s Month of Photography’s signature exhibition,

 

Playing with Beauty. Sink is a curator, artist, photographer, and is the champion of infusing

 

and connecting Denver for two months with the most exciting and innovative work going on

 

in the field of contemporary fine art photography. Playing with Beauty specifically explores

 

how the loaded subject of beauty is now being approached, or “played with”, in photography

 

today.

 

As Sink explains,

 

I have always been interested in the impact beauty has in our lives and culture. Examples of

 

this are in early historical surveys of the romanticized west and continue on to todays’

 

contemporary visions. Through MoP’s signature exhibition, I explore this timeless interest in

 

the human form as well as our culture of celebrity worship. Beauty drives my personal work

 

and life and I am interested how others deal with the subject through the lens. Visitors to

 

Playing with Beauty can anticipate works exploring this subjective and often controversial

 

topic in art; ranging from classical to conceptual, from humorous to dark.

 

 

A long-debated subject in the medium of photography, Sink has curated 25 artists to reveal

 

how beauty is being portrayed, explored and interpreted today.  He has also offered the

 

subject matter of beauty to be explored as a MoP theme (though not mandatory) and many

 

galleries in Denver are participating (e.g. Center for Fine Art Photography, Gildar Gallery,

 

and The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver).

 

Playing with Beauty is a group exhibition and will be on view at RedLine through April 19,

2015. 

 

Artists: Robert Adams, Thomas Alleman, Mandy Barker, Libby Barbee, Herbert Bayer, Phil

 

Bender, Sir Cecil Beaton, Howard Bond, Patty Carroll, Jason DeMarte, Mitch Dobrowner,

 

Chuck Forsman, Paula Gillen, Laura Gilpin, J Gluckstern, Philippe Halsman, Paul Harbaugh,

 

Eikoh Hosoe, William Henry Jackson, Susanne Junker, Robert Glenn Ketchum, Susan

 

Lipper, Renluka Maharaj, Christopher Makos, Timothy O'Sullivan, Linda Elvira Piedra, Sean

 

Rozales, Laura Shill, Martin Stupich, Jock Sturges, Paulette Tavormina.

 

 

Press Preview

 

The press preview will include a tour with Mark Sink, joined by Conor King and Rupert

 

Jenkins, curators of Role Play, presented by the Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC)

 

in RedLine’s Project Space. Role Play is presented by CPAC for Month of Photography and

 

will open the same evening in RedLine’s Project Space.  

 

 

Related Programs & Events


For a full list of MoP denver events visit: www.mopdenver.com

 

 

3/14/2015 - 4/25/2015

 

 

Role Play

 

Opening Reception: March 13, 2015

 

 

Member’s Preview: 6 – 7 PM

 

Public Reception: 7 – 10 PM

 

3/15/2015

 

2-4 PM

 

Visiting Artists walk and talk at RedLine.



3/15/2015 - 3/17 2015

 

2-5 PM


Susanne Junker ID-Identity Performance at RedLine.

 

3/28/2015

 

2-4 PM

 

Jason DeMarte Lecture at RedLine.

 


4/11 - 4/12

 

Portfolio Review Weekend


* Info and registration: www.cpacphoto.org


About Play it Forward

 

Playing with Beauty and Role Play is the second set of exhibitions in a five-part series

 

entitled Play it Forward presented by RedLine in 2015. This series of exhibitions,

 

partnerships and public programs explores the intersection of art and play and its important

 

role in building healthy communities.

 

 

About RedLine

 

RedLine – a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization – is an innovative, mixed-use arts space that

 

combines an artist residency program with project-based engagement in the arts. Located in

 

Five Points, RedLine’s vision fosters an environment where youth education, community,

 

and artists co-exist in collaboration. Programs respond to community needs by offering arts

 

education for underserved youth, weekly workshops for artists experiencing homelessness,

 

and classes and events for neighborhood residents. Learn more about RedLine at

 

RedlineArt.org, on Facebook @RedLineDenver, by phone at 303.296.4448, or by email at

 

info@redlineart.org.

 

Contact

 

Louise Martorano, Executive Director

 

RedLine

 

303.296.4448

 

louise.martorano@redlineart.org

MAUVAIS GENRE - group exhibition

MAUVAIS GENRE

 

Dans le cadre de l'exposition Mauvais genre, Laetitia Hecht et Samantha Barroero sont

heureuses de vous présenter:

 

" Persona, Dada, La La La…"

 

Une Proposition de Susanne Junker et Laurent Friquet

 

Le Samedi 10 Janvier 2015

 


 

ID-Identity en vidéo 

 

 

 Photo-shoot / Projet ID-Identity par Susanne Junker de 14h à 19h. 

 

 

«Il y a quelques années j'ai réalisé que parfois nous pouvons être «laide» pour être «belle»

 

 

ou ce que la société pense être «belle».



Susanne Junker sera d’abord mannequin dans les années 90. Photographiée par les plus

 

importants photographes de mode elle fera les couvertures du ELLE et autres grands

 

magazines de mode. En 1999 elle décide de tout arrêter pour se réapproprier son image en se

 

photographiant par morceaux choisis. Son travail apparaît alors comme une quête identitaire

 

en contradiction affirmée avec le diktat des studios de mode.

 

 

ID-Identity est un de ses derniers projets photographiques créé en 2006, son studio mobile a

 

voyagé de la Chine à l’Europe, dans des Musées et Institutions où sont organisées les séances

 

photos.

 

Le concept est de photographier les femmes pendant qu'elles se maquillent et cela sans

 

miroir. L’appareil photo devient le miroir invisible. Chaque séance photo est individuelle, le

 

modèle est libre de choisir ce qu'elle veut faire, tout comme le temps qu’elle prendra pour se

 

maquiller. Certaines femmes utiliseront juste une couleur et 5 minutes suffiront, d’autres

 

prendront plus de temps. Les photographies ne seront pas retouchées.



C’est l’occasion pour certaines d’entre vous de participer a un processus de création et de

 

devenir le temps d’une séance un des éléments de cette œuvre.

 


La galerie ADDICT deviendra le Samedi 10 Janvier 2015 de 14.00 à 19.00 un Studio

 

d’artiste. Le nombre de place étant limitées veuillez confirmer votre présence et le créneau

 

horaire souhaité par email à lagalerie@addictgalerie.com

 

   

"J'étais fasciné par des performeurs scéniques comme Iggy Pop. Quands tu prends juste la

 

personne, ce sont des transes incroyables. Le corps est dans une tension, un déchainement,

 

une liberté totale."

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