FotoFreo 2010 Projections
FOTOFREO PROJECTIONS 1
© Adam Ferguson
Afghanistan - US Troops in Wardak
curated by David Dare Parker, Photographer (Australia)
University of Notre Dame Australia, Medical School Lecture Theatre 35/301
45 Henry Street, Fremantle
Saturday 20 March 8pm
Price: Mates Rate $12 Full Price $15
Selected from: Conor Ashleigh, Blair Barclay, Vidura Jang Bahadur, Paula Bronstein – Getty Images, Denis
Dailleux – Agence VU, Sumit Dayal, Andy Drewitt, Rennie Ellis - Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive, Adam
Ferguson, Anoek de Groot, David Hogsholt – Getty Images, Jason P. Howe, Pawel Jaszczuk, A.K. Kimoto,
Laurent Weyl Collectif – ARGOS, Jens Olof Lasthein, Maximishin – Cosmos, Kosuke Okahara – Agence
VU, Louie Palu, Christian Poveda – Agence VU, Juan Manuel Castro Prieto, Steven Siewert, Scott Thode,
Munem Wasif – Agence VU, Tom Williams, Zalmai
Special thanks to:
Isabelle Rouvillois Australian Agent, Agence VU, Sydney i.rouvillois@free.fr
Françoise Callier Program Coordinator Angkor Photo Festival
David Dare Parker
David Dare Parker has photographed for many national and international magazines including Le Monde, Stern, L’Express, Focus, Australian Geographic, The Bulletin, Time Australia and The New York Times. He is represented by OnAsia Images (Asia) and °SOUTH (Australia). During April and May of 2003 he was the Official War Photographer for the Australian War
Memorial during Operation Falconer in the Middle East. In 2004 he was appointed journalist-in-residence at Murdoch University. He has also worked extensively in film, television and the performing arts.
An idea of Europe
curated and presented by Marta Dahó, Curator (Spain)
Western Australian Museum – Maritime, Theatrette
Victoria Quay, Fremantle
Sunday 21 March 8pm
Price: Mates Rate $12 Full Price $15
A slideshow and lecture by Marta Dahó presenting the work of Marianna Bastashevski (Russia), Hermine
Bourgadier (France), Mohamed Bourouissa (France), Matthias Bruggmann (Switzerland), Dieuwertje Komen
(Netherlands), Kathrin Kur (Germany), Vesselina Nikolaeva (Romania), Lucia Nimcova (Slovakia), Aleix
Plademunt (Spain), Bas Princen (Netherlands), Leonie Purchas (UK), Vera Schoepe (Spain/Germany),
Clare Strand (UK), Manuel Vazquez (Spain/UK), Herbet Weber (Switzerland), Tobias Zielony (Germany).
Inspired by George Steiner’s definition of an idea of Europe, the aim of this slideshow is to give an overview of contemporary European photography through the work of some of today’s most talented photographers.
Covering a wide range of different subjects and approaches, these photographs offer a revealing insight into how younger generations are using photography today. Their remarkable projects not only contain compelling visions of our society, but also make significant contributions to the debate on the medium of photography itself.
Some of the projects presented here strike up a direct dialogue with European history by exploring its visual culture; others tackle issues linked to increasing globalisation. Despite their different approaches, though, all these projects help us see and think about the world around us more sharply and provide new keys for a better understanding of the ever changing world.
Marta Dahó (Milan, 1969)
Degree in History of Art from the UAB (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona).
At the moment she works as exhibition curator and as a teacher of history of photography at IDEP (Institut Superior del Disseny i Escola de la Imatge) in Barcelona.
Since 1995, Marta Daho has curated many exhibitions and editorial projects for internationally recognised institutions such as Magnum Photos (2001 – 2005), The Art Contemporary Foundation Metrònom in Barcelona (1995 - 2001), or more recently for SCAN, Photography Festival based in Tarragona (Spain) where he was member of the artistic committee (2008 and 2009) and co-curator of Talent Latent’08, a collective exhibition dedicated to young photographers.
Her most recent project is the retrospective of Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide presented at Mapfre Foundation in Madrid and at the Fotomuseum Wintertur, now a touring exhibition.
FOTOFREO PROJECTIONS 2
© Steven Siewert: Waiting for Wanda Jackson
curated by David Dare Parker
West Australian Museum - Maritime Theatrette
Victoria Quay, Fremantle
Saturday 27 March 7.30pm
Price: Mates Rate $12 Full Price $15
FotoFreo Projections 2
dedicated to AK Kimoto
Selected from: Conor Ashleigh, Blair Barclay, Vidura Jang Bahadur, Paula Bronstein – Getty Images, Denis
Dailleux – Agence VU, Sumit Dayal, Andy Drewitt, Rennie Ellis - Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive, Adam
Ferguson, Anoek de Groot, David Hogsholt – Getty Images, Jason P. Howe, Pawel Jaszczuk, A.K. Kimoto,
Laurent Weyl Collectif – ARGOS, Jens Olof Lasthein, Maximishin – Cosmos, Kosuke Okahara – Agence
VU, Louie Palu, Christian Poveda – Agence VU, Juan Manuel Castro Prieto, Steven Siewert, Scott Thode,
Munem Wasif – Agence VU, Tom Williams, Zalmai
Special thanks to:
Isabelle Rouvillois Australian Agent, Agence VU, Sydney i.rouvillois@free.fr
Françoise Callier Program Coordinator Angkor Photo Festival
David Dare Parker
David Dare Parker has photographed for many national and international magazines including Le Monde, Stern, L’Express, Focus, Australian Geographic, The Bulletin, Time Australia and The New York Times. He is represented by OnAsia Images (Asia) and °SOUTH (Australia). During April and May of 2003 he was the Official War Photographer for the Australian War
Memorial during Operation Falconer in the Middle East. In 2004 he was appointed journalist-in-residence at Murdoch University. He has also worked extensively in film, television and the performing arts.
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