Elisabetta Lombardo Photography
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In continuous evolution
Films remain in their box, filed and properly kept for months before it is possible to look at them with fresh eyes.
Continuing my “Visions of humans” series.
Tags: berlin, humans, park, private realm, public space, space
Looping – On absence
It is not possible to show absence of men. The act of taking a photograph is a human action, and that who gazes at the photograph is destined to think of a man or a woman, if not because of…
Exhibitions
Berlin: Exhibition’s archive
Hamburg: Exhibition’s archive
Naples: exhibition’s archive
“Geneva: exhibition’s archive”
Tags: berlin, exhibition, geneva, internship, lavoro precario, media, napoli, precari, project, space
“And this was supposed to be a post about a pottery market”
In the past few months I have felt disconnected and somewhat isolated. Now, it’s hard not to fall into the usual “solitary-artist” stereotype who works in darkness and isolation, to then deliver a new masterpiece to a world of stunned…
Urban agriculture – taking back abandoned public spaces in Berlin
Cities have plenty of abandoned public spaces and when they manage to remain in public hands, which is not always the case unfortunately, often something very special can happen. An example is this great project: Prinzessinnengärten (Princess gardens),…
Public spaces in Berlin: truly public decisions?
Due to something I have been working on, I have been out observing and photographing the city a lot. Berlin is not a city that has gone undocumented. Quite to the contrary, there are many exhibitions and art works dedicated…
Where to go for an analog C-Print in Berlin: my love for lists
I seem to have a thing for making lists, fabric shops lists, darkrooms lists, and now this.
I have been doing my own C-Prints for a couple of months now and I am glad that I do…
Work in progress
First and foremost, this Friday is the opening in Hamburg of the exhibition “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable”.
Besides the exhibition, I am trying to channel my energy a bit (in a non-new-age sense). I have had many new ideas…
And it’s spring again
So apparently it’s spring and Berlin is slowly (slowly) coming to life. Soon you will have the usual newspaper articles about people massively going to the parks, the bike business reaching its seasonal peaks, and some brave people attempting the…
Structurally recyclable, basically disposable – Berlin exhibition’s archive
The situation |
To read about the observations on the situation of interns that inspired the project |
The project |
To know more in details about the project, the reasons behind the |
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Finally: some photos of the Vernissage “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” in Berlin
As promised, here are a few photos of the preparation and the vernissage that took place on the 5th of March in the ACUD Galerie in Berlin.
The exhibition is composed of two parts, the installation (downstairs)…
“Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” today in the Neues Deutschland
The Neues Deutschland has published a review about the exhibition! You will find it in the Berlin-Kultur section of the newspaper at page 12 and also here (in German).
The exhibition in Berlin runs until the 26th…
The December 12 “candle” demonstration in Berlin for the Copenhagen summit
On the 12th of December I went to a demonstration, a candle light demonstration in a cold pre-Christmas Berlin, held in front of the Brandenburg Gate and organised by the group TCKTCK.
The aim was, of course, to tell…
No abstraction
Someone told me that I should be writing about the exhibition, as it’s something rather important and it’s happening right now.
Whereas it is indeed something that literally shapes my days and consumes a lot of my energy,…
Reminder : Group Exhibition “Works”, Berlin
The group exhibition “Works: Kleine arbeiten – aktuelle europäische Positionen” will open on Sunday, 13th December 2009, at the ACUD Kunstverein on the Veteranenstraße 21, 10119 Berlin-Mitte.
The exhibition will be on until the 20th of December 2009.
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Budget cuts and double standards
“Unfair and unbelievable!” are the words I have used the most today, along with the display of a sorry face. I know times are tough for everyone, I know times have always been tough in the arts an culture…
November, november
November in Berlin.
This has been a month of reading, patient silence and not so patient attempt to get ahead of my desire to “know things”.
I have put my Holga to work and focused my attention on…
11th November 2009
Barthes on captions: “By means of an often subtle dispatching, it remote-cotrols him towards a meaning chosen in advance” Roland Barthes, cited in “Photography Theory”, ed. James Elkins.
Sewing off topic – Finding fabric in Berlin
I am not the best when it comes to working with measurements. Maybe it has to do with the fact that I am not incredibly patient either. That’s why this post, or…
Pictures of a day – 18th July 2009
The internet was down yesterday evening.
Saturday was a good and full day. We welcomed two new members of our family, Leonardo and Sophie, two black-and-white cats, brother and sister. They are giving us plenty of love already.
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