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Subject: Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects - A festival on
Photography
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Date: Monday, March 8, 2010, 9:33 AM
Art Agenda Mail
March 8, 2010
Philip Ullrich
Untitled (Velvia), 2009
Sugary Photographs with
Tricks, Poses and Effects
19 March – 4 April 2010
Antwerp
A Festival on Photography
http://www.sugaryphotographs.com
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Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects - A festival on
Photography
I hate nothing more than sugary photographs with tricks, poses and effects. So
allow me to be honest and tell the truth about our age and its people. (August
Sander, 1876-1964)
Taking the above quotation as a starting point for a festival on photography,
'Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects' will present an exhibition
investigating the contemporary condition of photography.
An artistic climate in which technological progression has forced photography
to enter a relatively new phase of its development, the digital, the medium
itself is faced with the possibility to re-evaluate its means and modes of
production. What is the medium-specific character of photography? Why do
artists choose this medium and what forms of meaning can photography produce in
an artistic context?
Involving over 50 international artists across 8 venues, SP W/T,P&E will
attempt to provide a snapshot of photography in its present state. Including
locations such as the NICC and the FotoMuseum of Antwerp as well as newly
commisioned, temporary locations accross the city, it is the intention of the
festival to create discourse on the medium and to provide insight into some of
its contemporary manifestations. In addition to exibitions accross each venues
there will also be film screenings, artists talks/lectures and performative
events as well as a one-day symposium and book launch designed to enhance and
expand upon the festivals themes.
Artists:
Paulien Barbas (NL), Ruth Van Beek (NL), Vincen Beeckman (BE), Johannes
Bendzulla (DE), Beierle + Keijser (NL), Basje Boer (NL), Tomas Boiy (BE),
Kristien Bosmans (BE), Axel Braun (DE), Chris Clarke (CA), Ian Corbett (UK),
Bert Danckaert (BE), Frauke Dannert (DE), Lara Dhondt (BE), Fernfeld (DE),
Moritz Fiedler (DE), Sebastian Freytag (DE), Ralf Grossek (DE), Michael Heym
(DE), Oscar Hugal (BE), Sabrina Jung (DE), Bernd Kleinheisterkamp (DE), Kathrin
Klingner (DE), Anouk Kruithof (NL), Alwin Lay (DE), G. Leddington (UK),
Christoph Meier (AT), Christine Moldrickx (DE), Christian Odzuck (DE), Georg
Parthen (DE), Colin Penno (DE), Goran Galic / Gian-Reto Gredig (CH), Fong Ponto
(NL), David Price (UK), Re: Collective (BE), Abe Rechterschot (NL), Ryan
Rivadeneyra (US), Jan Rymenants (BE), Adriana Salazar Arroyo (CR), Ohad Ben
Shimon (ISR/FR), Mircea Tanacu (RO), Philip Ullrich (DE), Anu Vahtra (EE),
Corinne Vionnet (CH), Yaniv Waissa (ISR), Wim Wauman (BE),
Joachim Weischer (DE),
Mariken Wessels (NL), Matthias Wollgast (DE)
For more information please visit http://www.sugaryphotographs.com
41 Essex Street, New York City, 10002 USA
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