Posts Tagged ‘project’
Project planner series: The project description

A project description needs not be very long. As a matter of fact, it should probably be 3-4 pages maximum. However, as you apply to different funding institutions, you might be given a different page limit. The point of this…

Project planner series : Getting started

Writing proposals/descriptions/budgets for a photography project can be a drag. I am not sure I can teach a lot, but I can for sure share what I learned by working on “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable“. Even though I had…

And we went to Geneva

I mentioned that “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” has been to Geneva for what it will probably be its last show.
Here are a couple of photographs showing the exhibition and the venue.
This is the wall outside of…

Exhibitions
Berlin: Exhibition’s archive

Hamburg: Exhibition’s archive

Naples: exhibition’s archive

“Geneva: exhibition’s archive”

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Structurally recyclable, basically disposable – Geneva exhibition’s archive

Press folder

Press folders in Italian, German and French

The situation

To read about the observations on the situation of interns that inspired the project

The project

Short update from Geneva

We made it! After almost having to delay the exhibition due to the university’s mishaps (read: unprofessionalism), the photos went up as planned on saturday afternoon ready for a short and quiet vernissage.
Now I am here for the rest…

Next stop for “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable”: Genève

As you have probably noticed from the change in the graphic on the side bar –> and the poster on the general project page, next up for the traveling exhibition is the city of Geneva.
I’ll spare…

More from the Naples exhibition – video, etc.

While the exhibition is Naples carries on, I am working for the next one, which will be held in Geneva from the 12th to the 19th of June. In the meantime, however, other videos of the vernissage are…

The ceiling – photos from Naples

The exhibition, as you know, is currently in Naples and the great thing about this is the way in which the space has been organized. “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” is a special exhibition in that it is a…

“Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” in Naples – some feedback

It’s been a long and full week here in Italy. I am currently writing from a beautiful library downtown Turin to give you some updates on the exhibition that is to see in Naples until the 31st in the…

Structurally recyclable, basically disposable – Hamburg 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

“Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” soon in Naples

It’s time for me to announce the next leg of the tour! Structurally recyclable, basically disposable is moving to Naples from the 10th to the 31st of May 2010 and it is with great pleasure that I am…

Hamburg’s leg of “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable”: photos!

Last Friday, as you know, was the day of the opening of the exhibition in Hamburg. Thanks to CampusGrün, who invited me to show my work at the university and to their members who helped out a…

Exhibition announcement: Structurally recyclable, basically disposable in Hamburg

As anticipated, the exhibition for “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” is moving to Hamburg!
The Campusgrün group has kindly invited me to exhibit the work at the University of Hamburg, Foyer des Unigebäudes VMP8, Fakultät für Erziehungswissenschaft…

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

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…

An off-topic Geneva series

It’s been a crazy week. Preparing for an exhibition is never easy and preparing for it and at the same time managing its “marketing” aspects (flyers, posters and what not) is incredibly stressful. I am saying nothing new here…

“Structurally recyclable, basically disposable” en route and exhibition soon in Berlin

This poor blog has been neglected in the last couple of weeks months not because I went on a long holiday and finally figured out all I want is to live on a deserted island and sell cocktails.…

Visions of humans

The following series has been featured in an exhibition, which was held at the ACUD Galerie in December 2009.
VISIONS OF HUMANS
A diverting game.
The visions of humans to which this series of photographs refers, make up

Elisabetta on “The Current” today

Dear all, dear Canadian readers, today (8 October 2009), I will be part of the panel on the radio program “The Current” for their segment on interns. The segment is part of a larger series called “

Busy, rainy

It has been a very busy couple of weeks.
Among the interesting things that have happened.
I was interviewed by journalist Marco Patruno, author of the blog Generazione P. Here you can go and read the interview, which…

Updates on the project “Structurally recyclable, basically disposable”


It’s nice to take some time to think things through, look for new inspirational sources and come back with something fresh.
So I have been photographing a lot, I have…

Paternalism à la carte

Translation: So tell me, what internship do you want to do when you’re older?
Paternalism makes me sick. It really does.
In the particular field of “young”, especially when it has to do with jobs and careers, paternalism