Showing posts with label Fotohof abroad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fotohof abroad. Show all posts

May 16, 2011

Tell Me Your Story, MiCamera books, Milan.







Paul Kranzler finished up the Fotohof Presentation at the MiCamera book shop with a workshop titled "Tell Me Your Story".

We spent 3 days with a group of interesting photographers talking about the ways to approach the narrative in a photographic series, using Paul's books as a staring point. Alongside the beautiful book shop, MiCamera is also a gallery space.

If you are in Milan, or one of the many book fairs this year, stop by MiCamera and meet Giulia and Flavio and check out there space.

Thanks Giulia and Flavio for the supportive month of Fotohof in Micamera and the weekend workshop hospitality.

Thanks Paul, for the talks and the football lessons,

Andrew


December 01, 2010

Our report from OFFPRINT Paris: A big success!






The first OFFPRINT artist book fair in Paris dedicated to photography publications from November 18 – November 21, was a big success – not only for Fotohof edition. On all four days there were enourmous crowds in the Espace Kiron flipping through book projects of about 40 exhibitors. Focusing on independent publishing companies, OFFPRINT aspires to be a meeting place for Artists, Photographers, Graphic designers, Curators, Artistic directors, Journalists, Collectors… who deal with "printed" photography: books, magazines, zines, prints.

We met a lot of friends and artists like Lewis Baltz, Valerie Belin, Jeffrey Ladd, Alix Delmas, Eva Maria Ocherbauer, Haubitz +Zoche, Rob Hornstra, Martin Parr, Nina Korhonnen, Daniel Blaufuks, Lillian Birnbaum, Oliver Sieber, Veronique Bourgoin, Jörg Koopmann, Antje Hanenbeck, Jutta Benzenberg, Miklos Boros, Philipp Gerlach, Marion Kalter, Johannes Steidl, Paula Muhr, Stefane Couturier, JH Engström, Andrew Miksys and many more.

Parallel to the book presentations there were enriched meetings and portfolio reviews with young artists from all over the world including a nice lecture of young dutch book designers.

Yannick Bouilly, organisator and creator of OFFPRINT seemed also surprised by the enormous interest and announced a second edition next year.

OFFPRINT Paris - Espace Kiron