Tag: Richard Mosse
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Link: Michael Christopher Brown has been made an Associate Member Carolyn Drake has been made a Magnum Nominee Matt Black has been made a Magnum Nominee Newsha Tavakolian has been made a Magnum Nominee Max Pinckers has been made a Magnum Nominee Richard Mosse has been made a Magnum Nominee Lorenzo Meloni has been made…
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Prix Pictet Winner Richard Mosse Arrested At Anti-Refugee Rally | PDNPulse
Prix Pictet Winner Richard Mosse Arrested At Anti-Refugee Rally | PDNPulse Irish photographer Richard Mosse, who won the 2017 Prix Pictet prize in May for his thermographic images of refugee camps, says he was arrested last Thursday on the Greek island of Chios while working on a project documenting refugees, The Art Newspaper r via…
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What It’s Like Working with a Military-Grade Thermal Imaging Camera | PDNPulse
February 2017 | PDNPulse via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.pdnonline.com/2017/02/like-working-military-grade-thermal-camera.html In our February “Exposures” story about Richard Mosse’s new film and book, “Incoming,” Mosse spoke about why he decided to use a thermal imaging camera in order to create a body of work about the refugee crisis. During the same interview, Mosse discussed the logistical challenges of using…
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Richard Mosse on Using a Military Grade Camera to Find Signs of Life in Refugee Camps | American Photo
Richard Mosse on Using a Military Grade Camera to Find Signs of Life in Refugee Camps On a tip from a friend, Mosse bought a military-grade camera meant for long-range battle surveillance that doesn’t see visible light. Instead, this camera sees heat and produces crisp black-and-white images that are exposed based on the relative warmth…
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Richard Mosse’s “Heat Maps”: A Military-Grade Camera Repurposed on the Migrant Trail – The New Yorker
Richard Mosse’s “Heat Maps”: A Military-Grade Camera Repurposed on the Migrant Trail Mosse’s shadowy renderings erase the lines that have been drawn between refugees, immigrants, natives, citizens, and the rest. via The New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/richard-mosses-heat-maps-a-military-grade-camera-repurposed-on-the-migrant-trail For his series of panoramic images, titled “Heat Maps,” the photographer Richard Mosse co-opted these capabilities for a different purpose. In…
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Nine Irish Photographers You Need to Follow | TIME
Nine Irish Photographers You Need to Follow Nine Irish Photographers You Need to Follow via Time: http://time.com/3726459/nine-irish-photographers-you-need-to-follow/ photographers such as Richard Mosse — who received widespread acclaim for his powerful infrared work from the Democratic Republic of Congo — have thrust Irish photography onto the global stage. With that in mind, and to celebrate St…
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Richard Mosse Wins 2014 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize
LightBox | Time Read the latest stories about LightBox on Time via Time: http://lightbox.time.com/2014/05/12/richard-mosse-wins-2014-deutsche-borse-photography-prize/#1 for his series The Enclave. Mosse’s dream-like, false-color portraits taken in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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PDNPulse: Former VII Director Signs Prominent Photogs to New Management Company
The artists Institute represents are Jodi Bieber, Rena Effendi, Lauren Greenfield, Rob Hornstra, Nadav Kander, Gillian Laub, James Longley, Gerd Ludwig, Joshua Lutz, Amanda Micheli, Richard Mosse, Zed Nelson, Jehad Nga, Simon Norfolk, James Pomerantz and Paul Shambroom. Link: PDNPulse: Former VII Director Signs Prominent Photogs to New Management Company
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Showcase: A Modern Ozymandias
Showcase: A Modern Ozymandias – Lens Blog – NYTimes.com: When Richard Mosse traveled to Iraq last spring, he was intrigued by paradoxical scenes of U.S. troops living in Saddam Hussein’s former palaces: weight machines in a courtyard, makeshift dorm rooms in a marbled hallway and barbecue grills overlooking an artificial lake that the dictator once…
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Saddam's Palaces: An Interview with Richard Mosse
BLDGBLOG says: These extraordinary images—published here for the first time—show the imperial palaces of Saddam Hussein converted into temporary housing for the U.S military. Vast, self-indulgent halls of columned marble and extravagant chandeliers, surrounded by pools, walls, moats, and, beyond that, empty desert, suddenly look more like college dormitories. Weight sets, flags, partition walls, sofas,…