From The Perlorian Brothers, this piece of classic comedy...
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10/9/09
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29/6/09
Love distance
Traditionally, condom ads rely on more or less gross jokes, hyperboles, they search the "shock & awe" effect, we could say. But this spot winned a Cannes Gold with a nice straightforward idea and big amounts of sensibility (no pun intended)...
22/6/09
When photography was a ceremony...
Since 1960, Malick Sidibé (Mali, 1936) has produced photographs in his studio, Studio Malick, located in Bamako. These images with their pure gaze document popular culture in his city. A vast majority of the photos he took during the 1970s ended up generating an extensive catalog of urban characters and types, the result of working with a sincere documentary approach without hang-ups of feeling superior to them. As a result, Sidibé has achieved producing photographs far removed from the prejudices of a Western gaze cast upon other cultures.
PHE- Today you’re a renowned photographer, and your photos have traveled all over the world. How did you start out in photography?
Malick Sidibé- I studied at the school of arts because I liked to draw. Then I began in photography by working with a French photographer in 1957. At the time, I was the youngest photographer in the city.
Luckily, I was the only one who had a flash, so I began to take photographs of parties at night. I was at the studio until midnight or one in the morning until I went out to take photos at parties. I would go back to my studio, develop the film, and on Mondays and Tuesdays I would hang the photos in my shop so young people could come and choose the ones they liked the most...
+ Read the entire interview to Malick in PHotoEspaña site
PHE- Today you’re a renowned photographer, and your photos have traveled all over the world. How did you start out in photography?
Malick Sidibé- I studied at the school of arts because I liked to draw. Then I began in photography by working with a French photographer in 1957. At the time, I was the youngest photographer in the city.
Luckily, I was the only one who had a flash, so I began to take photographs of parties at night. I was at the studio until midnight or one in the morning until I went out to take photos at parties. I would go back to my studio, develop the film, and on Mondays and Tuesdays I would hang the photos in my shop so young people could come and choose the ones they liked the most...
+ Read the entire interview to Malick in PHotoEspaña site
14/5/09
Sebastian's Voodoo
This animated shortfilm from paraguayan director Joaquin Baldwin is one of the finalist from the Cannes Short Film Corner. The winner will be chosen by online viewers and it will be announced at Cannes on May 21.
24/4/09
Cut&Paste
Este sábado se celebra en Barcelona el concurso Cut & Paste, un concurso de diseño 2D, 3D y motion graphics. La competición se realiza en 16 diferentes ciudades del mundo, con una gran final en Nueva York.
La curiosidad de este evento es que las piezas gráficas con las que se compite han de ser creadas en directo, bajo la presión del tiempo y la atenta mirada de la audiencia.
+ Info: Sábado 25 en el CCCB a partir de las 19:00 http://www.cutandpaste.com
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