Multiples II

still seeing triple

Repubblic Str.

Ta' Liesse

il-hasla l-hamra

it was a good friday

light at the end...

Fratelli

Fratelli

Kulhadd Triq Wahda

Kulhadd Triq Wahda

Valletta

Valletta

tête-à-tate

Tate Modern - London

More Photo Experiments

London

London

M in London - March 2012

Joseph P. Smith featured on Black and White Photography

Maltese photographer Joseph P. Smith’s book Survivors has been featured in the international photographic magazine Black and White Photography.

Described as "a noble commitment that freezes time for a second, preserving it, and a generation of memories, in magnificent monochrome",  Survivors presents a collection of photographs depicting the people of Birgu, and aims to tell their 'life story' through portraits.

The author has just published the second reprint of the book and copies are available from Agenda outlets and from the author himself and is currently working on the second volume of Survivors, "as there are more stories in Birgu waiting to see the light".

For more information log on to: www.smithjp.com.

Artibus 022

“I won’t shoot the wedding if the bride isn’t beautiful”. - Trevor Yerbury

Trevor and Faye Yerbury at Gallery Pi

This week Gallery Pi will be presenting a very interesting exhibition. A collection of nudes by Faye and Trevor Yebury. The exhibition will run from the 14th till 24th October 2011 at Gallery Pi, Archbishop Street, Valletta. Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday 10am – 2pm and Saturday 9:30am-12:30pm (Closed on Saturday 15th). Other opening times by appointment.

For More information please visit www.gallerypi.com

Use art to turn the world inside out

Some people take the time to challenge society and its perceptions. JR is one such person. The Favela Project is simply impressive.  If you want more information about this video and the InsideOut Global Art Project please visit Insideoutproject.net This video is from TED.com

http://www.ted.com/talks/jr_s_ted_prize_wish_use_art_to_turn_the_world_inside_out.html

Ryan Lobo: Photographing the hidden story

Sometimes are is more than just pretty pictures...another video from TED.com

Art with a purpose

Some interesting stuff from TED.com. Chris Jordan pictures some shocking statisics

The 16 billion pixels of the Last Supper

Today I came across this site, Haltadefinizione, and found it quite amusing. According to il-Gurdun, (a friend of mine), they are doing to art what Google did to your neighbourhood with Google Earth. The definition is impressive, more detail than this and we could be counting atoms. They created an image of the Last Supper, the fresco by Leonardo da Vinci, in 16 billion pixels. I wonder what Mr. da Vinci would think.