Blain|Southern gallery in London just presented its show on some early photographs by the acclaimed film-maker Wim Wenders. It is an incredible occasion to discover a new side of this all-embracing artist, and to see for the first time some of his archival polaroids!
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Wim Wenders Early Works: 1964 — 1984
Early Works 1964-1984 features Polaroids and black-and-white photographs from Wim Wenders’ archive, many of which have never been shown before. The exhibition speaks to the artist’s belief in the authenticity of photographs that have not been altered, and the spontaneity of scenes that have not been staged or directed.
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Continue Reading...WIM WENDERS Places, strange and quiet at Haunch of Venison Private View: Thursday 14 April 2011
Image: Wim Wenders Street Corner Butte, Montana 15 April -17 May 2011 Bringing together almost 40 images, taken from 1983 to 2011, this show is Wim Wenders’ highly anticipated second exhibition at Haunch of Venison since 2003. Entitled Places, strange and quiet, it will feature many photographs not yet exhibited in this country including several […]
Continue Reading...Shake It: An Instant History of the Polaroid Private View Tuesday 6th October
Pumphouse Gallery Battersea Park, London Nobuyoshi Araki , Rut Blees Luxemburg , Guy Bourdin , Tim Braden, Roe Ethridge , Walker Evans, Richard Hamilton, David Hockney, André Kertész , John Latham, Robert Mapplethorpe, Jonathan Monk, Lisa Oppenheim , Lucas Samaras , Michael Snow, Juergen Teller , Andy Warhol, Wim Wenders From the lyrics of OutKast’s […]
Continue Reading...MICHAEL SNOW Private view: Thursday 4 December at BFi
The Gallery at BFI Southbank, London, SE1 5 December 2008 – 1 February 2009 Private view: Thursday 4 December, 6.30-9pm www.bfi.org.uk/gallery ‘There are many different types of reaction; some of my films have caused riots, fights, and all kinds of things.’ – Michael Snow
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