check my so called bookperformance of this magical book by JUSTIN JAMES REED called ——2013—-on the occasion of CO Berlin’s photobookslam I made this: book-performance-video-if you are interested you can purchase this book through: horsesthink@gmail.com
(Source: vimeo.com)
![tonight at 10.15 in Berlin I will perform the book:
2013 by Justin James Reed on the occasion of:
PHOTOBOOK SLAM BERLIN: On the last evening of the event, C/O Berlin will host Photobook Slam Berlin, highlighting performances of the best self-published [or published by an independent publishing house] photo books of 2011 and 2012 by a set of highly respected international jurors.http://www.co-berlin.info/program/book-days/2012.htmlJury: W.M. Hunt, Andreas Schmidt, Nadja Masri, Anouk Kruithof, Dan Milnor, Yumi Goto The jurors have each selected their favorite photo book from submissions and will PERFORM the book live on this USTREAM channel, starting at 10pm [Berlin time-CEST]:http://www.ustream.tv/channel/photobook-slam-berlin-2012These live performances will also be projected to the audience at C/O Berlin.PHOTOBOOK SLAM BERLIN by Britney Anne Majure & Julia Ossko is hosted by C/O Berlin, and sponsored by Slideluck Potshow Global and Blurb.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4n7bxsxn81r22isno1_1280.png)
tonight at 10.15 in Berlin I will perform the book:
2013 by Justin James Reed on the occasion of:
http://www.co-berlin.info/program/book-days/2012.html
Jury: W.M. Hunt, Andreas Schmidt, Nadja Masri, Anouk Kruithof, Dan Milnor, Yumi Goto
The jurors have each selected their favorite photo book from submissions and will PERFORM the book live on this USTREAM channel, starting at 10pm [Berlin time-CEST]:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/photobook-slam-berlin-2012
These live performances will also be projected to the audience at C/O Berlin.
PHOTOBOOK SLAM BERLIN by Britney Anne Majure & Julia Ossko is hosted by C/O Berlin, and sponsored by Slideluck Potshow Global and Blurb.
review by Paul Moakley, editor of TIME magazine New York:
‘analogue interactivity and the photography of Anouk Kruithof’
…little bit of lovely words from Rob Philip on the FOAM-blog
read full article HERE
If I have to think about someone within the field of photography who adapts this principle beautifully, it’s Anouk Kruithof. Every time she amazes me with her constant flow of projects and ideas. She adapts to her environment, whether it is Berlin or New York and uses the people around her for inspiration and context. Her projects are light and playful, but also profound and serious at the same time. I think that are very important qualities if you want to survive nowadays in the ever changing world of art and photography. So my ultimate advice to my students would be: be like water. Or like Anouk.
review about my solo exhibition
Untitled (I’ve taken too many photos/I’ve never taken a photo) in Hyeres, France
read whole review with pictures HERE
While there were plenty of exhibitions to be seen at the recent Festival Hyères (check out all of them on Fashion Snoops), I had two favorites. First comes from Dutch artist Anouk Kruithof. Artist as in WHAT you may ask? Well that’s a little complicated, and it’s also what defines her. The “medium” is always the starting point for Anouk’s projects which also rely on an interaction with the surroundings or people involved. While the photos fail in comparison to the experience, look first and then I’ll explain. Anouk’s exhibition, titled Untitled I’ve taken too many photos/ I’ve never taken a photo was set in the historic Tour des Templiers in Hyères old city center. The location was also utilized for an impressive photography exhibit when I attended the festival in 2010. This time around, upon entering, all guests were given a square mirror plate, which was used to view the many photographs suspended from above without looking up. The photos themselves, in an assortment of sizes, featured a variety of subjects captured over 10 years from portraits to landscapes to objects. There was no particular order to view the exhibit and each “viewing” of the photos varied depending on positioning of your own mirror. Holding the mirror from your chest and then drawing it up to your face gave a feeling of movement, almost like inverting the ceiling and floor and causing momentarily confusion.. an amazing experience that was truly original!
groupsshow: LOST & FOUND @ De Studio: Maarschalk Gérardstraat 4, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium.
artists: CÉLINE BUTAYE, VAAST COLSON, JIMMIE DURHAM, SARAH GERATS, PETRIT HALILAJ, ANOUK KRUITHOF, BERND LOHAUS, JASON RHOADES, GERT ROBIJNS, GUY ROMBOUTS. curators: ISABEL DEVRIENDT, DIRK ENGELEN, WILFRIED HUET EN STELLA LOHAUS
Opening friday 25th of May at 7.30 PM exhibition form May 26th till June 24th (wed till sun from 3 till 7 pm, free entrance) www.errorone.be
ICP’s Infinity Awards were inaugurated in 1985 to bring public attention to outstanding achievements in photography by honoring individuals with distinguished careers in the field and by identifying future luminaries. The awards ceremony is ICP’s primary fund-raising benefit, and the revenues generated assist the full range of ICP’s programs, including exhibitions, collections, community outreach, and the School at ICP.
2012 Recipients:
Daido Moriyama, Lifetime Achievement
Ai Weiwei, Cornell Capa Award
John “Launny” Steffens, ICP Trustees Award
Anouk Kruithof, Young Photographer
The Worker Photography Movement 1926–1939, Publication
David Campany, Writing
Stan Douglas, Art
Benjamin Lowy, Photojournalism
Maurice Scheltens & Liesbeth Abbenes, Applied/Fashion/Advertising
Produced by Icontent for the International Center of Photography
last wednesday I received an ICP infinity award at Pier 60 New York
‘a head with wings’ on Milan Image Art Fair presented by Nina Post from Post Editions, Rotterdam and Fotografenfederatie
