= Adam Broomberg_ Oliver Chanarin =

Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin are artists living and working in London. Their latest book People in Trouble Laughing Pushed to the Ground is published by MACK (2011).

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:°: Glen Erler :°:

Family Tree is a project about the loss and rebirth of my family. I moved from Southern California to England 14 years ago and whilst visiting family members back home, I started photographing the people and places that were important memories in the shaping of who I am today. While I've been living in England, many of my relatives on both my fathers and mothers sides have passed away and this has made me realize the impact death has on the lives of those remaining. These images explore the current status of some of my remaining family members in their daily lives and are moments spent together during family gatherings. I also concentrated on returning to places where either significant events in my life happened or happened to those around me and have remained with me since childhood. They are not always memories of great importance but in fact played a role in the life I once knew. This project also explores the addition of a new generation into our family. My nieces are now wives and mothers and their children will experience a very similar life to what I experienced. I tried to find beauty in the everyday life I took for granted while retracing footsteps of places where my memories lay and a new generation of actions will take place.
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°*° Steven Beckly °*°

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Steven Beckly is a photo-based artist living and working in Toronto, Canada. His artistic practice explores the complexities of identity, relationships, intimacy, and sexuality in contemporary experience. Blending diaristic, documentary, and cinematographic approaches, his work predominantly employs portraiture infused with biographical elements and idealized fiction. Performance plays an important role in his process, and constructed environments provide the context for his images.
He is interested in reconstructing personal and intimate realities and replaying emotional conditions to transform ordinary moments into universal sentiments. Seemingly fictionalized characters are placed in fragmented and open-ended narratives, creating space for imagined structure, context, and meaning. By exploring the connections between the individual, the collective, and their environments, he continually aspires to portray emotional intricacies that comprise and reveal layers of human experience.
His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including exhibitions at Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography (Toronto, ON), Newspace Center for Photography (Portland, OR), Photo Center NW (Seattle, WA), Photographic Resource Center (Boston, MA), and the University of the Arts (Philadelphia, PA).

*!! george awde !!*

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(b. 1980 Boston), received his BFA in painting from Massachusetts College of Art in 2004. In 2009 he received his MFA from Yale University in Photography.

::: Alain delorme - TOTEMS :::

Né en 1979. Vit et travaille à Paris
Diplômé des Gobelins, section photographie, l'école de l'image, Paris.
Maitrise des sciences et techniques en Photographie, Université Paris VII

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