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claim to its second region title in 22 years, with the region being down and
all, but Coach Emery and his courageous Vikings put a real wrench in the spokes.
We'll see what kind of endurance these Wolverines have.
My guess is that they run the table from here on out (in region).
Good luck Wolverines!
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Photography Equipment Reviews
Buying the right camera, lens, accessory or software to suit your photography is really important. Our product reviews offer independent views with hands-on opinion and honest verdicts aimed to give you all the important information you need to make the best buying decisions.
Pentax Optio I-10 review
The Pentax Optio I-10 is designed with the retro look of a vintage Pentax Auto 110 film camera. Daniel Bell takes a look at this bang up to date digital version with a 5x optical zoom and 12.1Mp sensor.
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Pentax Optio Z10
The Pentax Optio Z10 has been designed with no moving external parts. Lethargic Matt Grayson simply decides not to use his.
- 14 Nov 2007
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Pentax Optio S10
The Pentax Optio S10 is very small and neat. But is it just enough to give your kids a treat? Matt Grayson wipes the ring of chocolate from round his mouth before taking a look.
- 5 Nov 2007
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Pentax Optio E30
Summer is upon us, holidays are around the corner and Pentax are offering the Optio E30 to relieve you stress on your jollies. Matt Grayson gives it a whirl.
- 6 Jul 2007
Pentax Optio T30
The latest Pentax compact features a touch-sensitive screen. We get Duncan Evans, who is also a bit sensitive, to check it out.
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Pentax Optio W60
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Pentax Optio S12
Gary Wolstenholme was quite glad to receive this slinky little camera to review rather than the S12 he was already familiar with. He'd never have got Birley Wood Golf course through his door to start with, never mind the rest of the postcode boundary.
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Pentax Optio A40
Matt Grayson gets to grips with the Pentax Optio A40. A camera with a name like a stretch of road that goes from Oxford to Haverfordwest.
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Pentax Optio E50 digital camera review
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Pentax Optio RS1000 review
John Riley takes a look at the customisable Pentax Optio RS1000.
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A basic 10 megapixel compact camera with a 3x zoom lens ideally suited to the budget conscious.
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Nikon Coolpix L310 Digital Camera Review
The Nikon Coolpix L310 is a budget super-zoom digital camera with a 14 megapixel sensor. Daniel Bell reviews.
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Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC review.
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Sony Cyber-shot RX100 IV Hands-On
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Canon 100-400mm L IS USM
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Nikon 1 J1 vs V1 vs Olympus PEN Mini Comparison
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World's airlines already announced over 900 routes for 2013; Barcelona Airport #1 in the world for new services
Despite the global economic malaise, 2012 was a record-breaking year for route development. In 2013, Ryanair and Southwest are amongst the airline "usual suspects" with the most additional services on their respective new routes list.
Norwegian starts seasonal service from Helsinki to Salzburg
Norwegian launches weekly seasonal service from Helsinki to Salzburg in Austria.
TUIfly launches seasonal flights from Hannover to Helsinki
TUIfly starts low-frequency services from Hannover to Helsinki.
Heathrow becomes airport #50 for 787; average sector 3,400km – 25% of its 15,000km range capability!
Most of the eight airlines operating the Boeing 787 are keeping them close to base while they build-up familiarity with the new airframe. At 5,245 kilometres, Qatar Airways' Doha to London 787 route which touched down for the first time on 14 December, is only using around one-third of the aircraft's 15,000 kilometre range capability.
Finland airport traffic up 3% so far this year after 16% growth in 2011; regional airports lead route launches in 2012
Finnair still dominates its home market like few other European flag-carriers but which country markets are growing fastest in 2012? Which are Finnair's nearest rivals and which new services have already been launched this year? Which were the fastest-growing regional airports in 2012?
Norwegian launches new routes to Greece from Finland, Norway and Sweden
Norwegian now flies to further Greek Mediterranean and Bulgarian Black Sea resort destinations from Scandinavia and Finland.
Blue1 launches flights to Budapest and Bologna from Helsinki Airport
Blue1 now flies from Helsinki Airport in Finland to Budapest in Hungary and Bologna in Italy, as well as between Copenhagen and Lappeenranta.
Lufthansa launches 21 new routes from Berlin Tegel Airport
Lufthansa expands in Berlin, launching 21 new routes from Berlin Tegel Airport.
Norwegian now flies from Helsinki Vantaa Airport in Finland to Palma de Mallorca in Spain
Norwegian Air Shuttle has expanded its route network out of Helsinki Vantaa Airport in Finland with a new Spanish route to Mallorca.
Finnair launches new route to Chongqing in China from Helsinki
Finnair now flies to Chongqing Airport in the People's Republic of China from Helsinki Airport in Finland.
Norwegian launches routes to Riga and Paris from Stockholm and Helsinki
Norwegian connects Stockholm Arlanda Airport in Sweden with Riga Airport in Latvia and Helsinki with Paris Orly.
Finnair launches new route from Helsinki to Dubrovnik
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The recently installed gallery of Chinese ceramics at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA), painted a soothing celadon green, is as subtle and elegant as its contents. Curator Hiromi Kinoshita showed me around and was justly proud of her new, long-term installation. The period covered in Forms of Elegance: Chinese Ceramics from the 9th to the 14th Centuries–the Song and Yuan dynasties–was not only considered the pinnacle of ceramic production by subsequent generations in China, but was the basis of a Japanese tradition which, in turn, influenced British and American studio pottery in the 20th century. This is my own favorite period; I admit to having a Japanese taste in Chinese ceramics, and have a particular interest in black wares, with glaze effects reflected in their names: "oil spot," "hare's fur," "partridge feather".
The gallery includes a range of elegantly-shaped bowls, vases, ewers, covered boxes, and other useful pieces. These are not tomb contents, as are most surviving ceramics from earlier periods, but items of everyday use, even if intended for a rarefied group of collectors: the 1% of their day. Some of the forms are left to speak on their own, while others are decorated with a variety of techniques including painted glazes, incising, figured designs impressed from molds–a quicker and cheaper method that produced effects similar to incising–and wax resist used to preserve un-glazed insets, which contrast with the glazed forms. A significant portion of the work consists of varying shades of green-glazed ware, termed "celadon" in the West, whereas in China the pieces would be categorized only by the site of their production. The installation also includes black ware, white ware, and the occasional piece in another color–although this was a period that produced restrained, largely monochrome ceramics. Despite the anachronism, they might be described as "minimalist".
Wall texts provide a multidimensional background for the collection without distracting from the objects themselves. They discuss the influences of decorative arts in other materials, such as silver, jade, and lacquer ware, some of which are included in the cases; the importance of imperial taste; the influence of tea culture, which favored dark colors as a contrast to the white, whipped tea that was served; and how the export of ceramics, which began in the seventh century, influenced production and reflected the tastes of markets in the Middle East, Africa, Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
An unusual aspect of the installation is the inclusion of four large, black-and-white photographs by Eric Zetterquist. While they initially appear to be abstract, they are actually products of Zetterquist's close study of the ceramics in the gallery and a piece of Chinese furniture on which some of them sit: blown-up details of their forms, surfaces, and even the space between two pieces. The photographs suggest that viewers willing to give equal attention to these classic Chinese ceramics will find their own rewards.
Note: the series of galleries adjacent to this one contains a survey of earlier Chinese ceramics that date as far back as the Neolithic.]]>
The hodgepodge of scientific imagery, Eastern-influenced design, and ultra-sleek presentation that artist and neuroscientist Greg Dunn presents in Mind Illuminated at the Mütter Museum can't seem to decide what it wants to be–art, science, or spectacle. The product of an artist with an abundance of ideas about the human brain and art and the resources to see all of them through without restraint is jumbled. Intermittently, I found myself gripped by some of the more minute details. But I had to work for it.
I imagine that scientists and doctors–those who have an intimate knowledge of the nature of neurological relationships and research–will have a very different reaction to the work than I did. Dunn's work hangs mostly in medical departments of universities like Johns Hopkins and Carnegie Mellon. While the written material that accompanies the show explains Dunn's inspirations in layman's terms, a more intimate knowledge is still required to deeply access the work. At a certain point, I got a lot further by viewing the pieces as abstract visual experiments.
He is clearly influenced by Japanese and Chinese landscape works and scroll paintings, even utilizing a red-ink seal on his pieces as a signature. His substrate is mostly gold with the application of black ink.
Probably the most successful single component of Dunn's work is his use of differing shades and applications of microetching that make certain lines appear or disappear as the viewer moves across the pieces. The single works in fact contain a multitude of separate experiential versions of themselves, meant to highlight the complex systems of communication and action/reaction that occur constantly within our brains.For a show about the brain, the artist has included a number of works that imagine the city of Philadelphia as a neural network of its own. Dunn suggests that we perform the same role for our city as the traveling neuron does for the brain. It captivates on a visual level, but the connections between neuron flow and traffic flow seem forced in the end.
The following scroll paintings are far more delicate than their metal and dark-wood surroundings, and they offer a welcome respite from the headiness of the preceding work. "Alzheimer's Triangles" is particularly beautiful, incorporating subtle pink tones in the meandering black ink–a serenity that turns sour when the reality of Alzheimer's sinks in. Dunn has made something so ugly and so destructive into a pseudo-representational and visually astute interpretation of reality.The work on the final wall appears to be the most no-holds-barred product of Dunn's practice; it includes a number of still images featuring reflective rainbows of color and algorithm-based line work that dances and darts in and out of your vision. It is highly active and stimulating, but is in most cases just too busy to have great effect after going through the rest of the–also highly busy–show. If I saw it individually and out of the context of this exhibition, I might have a very different reaction.
For these reasons, I find the last work in the show to be the most moving. "Blaze in the Blacks" is an exercise in restraint in a sea of excess. Cloudy, seemingly brushed metal is canvas to many small silver dots, rippling out and fading into the ether of their surrounding. It is mesmerizing, rewarding the viewer with a more complete and less exhausting look at the functions of the body's data center. Ending with this was a good decision.
As an artist and neuroscientist, Dunn situates himself downstream from the likes of Anna Atkins and John James Audubon, who long ago made work that was driven by research as well as aesthetics. If he incorporated more of the reasonable visual restraint that these artists did, he could do far more with far less.Dunn, who completed his Ph.D. in neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania in 2011, is clearly passionate about his subject. The show is flashy and playful, but in the end a little too bombastic to have a meaningful impact on the uninitiated viewer coming to the Mütter to see the shrunken heads.
Greg Dunn's exhibition, Mind Illuminated, will be on display at the Mütter Museum from July – December 2015.
Evan Paul Laudenslager is an artist and writer currently living in Philadelphia. He is a graduate of Tyler School of Art.]]>
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Via Plan Philly Facebook: The Pope Fence and the Security perimeter may be in flux but here's what floated around Facebook yesterday. It's a dark map for what should be a happy event, no?
Via Plan Philly and Bradley Wrenn, a funnier map later in the day, enhanced with appropriate Pleistocene and Medieval era iconography.
Update: Mayor Nutter says maps not right and smacks down the mappers: "I understand given the nature of the world today that at times little people who have little pieces of information will try to put out they have or what they think they have in an effort to make themselves larger," said Nutter.
Tiger Strikes Asteroid in many places! TSA Philadelphia Co-Director, Mark Brosseau wrote to tell us about all the things the gallery and its network (TSA New York, TSA Los Angeles) are into. In addition to exchange shows all over the place, TSA is organizing an Alternative Galleries Art Fair in Miami for December! Congrats, guys.
This fall, we've been invited by students at Moravian College to show our work at the gallery there – the Payne Gallery. This show will include all of the current members, plus Keith Crowley who left the group in the spring. It opens on September 3rd and runs to October 4th.
We're helping to organize the Satellite Show, which will take place on North Miami Beach in December. This is a multi-venue affair that includes a performance venue, a former pharmacy turned exhibition space, and a 39 room hotel. The full Tiger Strikes Asteroid network (Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles) will be working on the programming for the hotel. We have decided to organize a fair for artist-run initiatives – from multi-member collectives to single-artist curatorial nomads. We're hoping to be able to showcase projects from all over the world, and are excited about bring together nearly forty different ventures to help show that there is a model that is thriving beyond the commercial gallery. Applications for this should be ready in early August. To receive updates and forthcoming application information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tiger Strikes Asteroid and Napoleon will be doing an exchange with SOIL, an artist-run gallery from Seattle. We will be showing at their space in March 2016, and they'll be showing in our two galleries in February of 2017.
More alternative gallery news, from Dustin Metz, former Philly artist now living in Los Angeles. Metz co-founded a new artist-run gallery, Ms. Barbers, along with Anton Lieberman, Becky Kolsrud and Kiki Johnson. Their inaugural show is a group show opening Aug. 1, and called Reagan Babies. It features, among others, another of our favorites, NY-based Austin Lee!
Be sure to read the précis about the show, which includes this memorable paragraph:
Having begun life during the zenith of electronic clutter, full of unsightly knots of wires and cables, The RBs now live in an alienating era of miniaturized, streamlined tech, where the magnitude of virtual integration means an extinction of familiar artifacts: the camera, the calculator, the alarm clock, the Discman, and so forth. The 13 artists in Reagan Babies have an ingrained affinity for awkward physicality, for objects, for clutter, for the honesty of reality that these things represent.
From Dustin:
The only things I would want to point out are the strong ties to Philly- Anton and I are both from the area, and 3 of the artists in our first show have Philly ties: Austin Lee, Abbey Lee Sarver and Borna Sammak. The gallery stems from the spirit of "If you build it, they will come" which feels very much in line with what I remember the Philly scene being.
oh and about the show- the four co-founders are all Reagan Babies (1984-85 to be specific), so we wanted to have the first show be a way of introducing ourselves and highlight what we see as being a special point of view- people who came to age on the edge of technological ubiquity.
Mobile Home Rally, Saturday, Aug. 1. 5-10PM at the Icebox, Crane Arts, 1400 N. American St. ! Truck, truck, truck show! If you've never seen this historic truck art event, organized by Tim Belknap and Ryan McCartney, you must go. The Artists turn their vehicles into a work of art and this year's theme is "mobile home." More information.
Mural Arts all over, with murals!
The public dedication of David McShane's EIGHT STORIES HIGH Phillies Mural happens Saturday, August 1, at 11:30 a.m. on the Walnut Street Bridge between 23rd Street and Schuylkill Avenue (festivities begin at 11 a.m.). Wear your Red & White or Phillies attire to the dedication!
Everyone loves a trompe l'oeil painting. Richard Haas, who has placed his fool the eye murals all around the world, including in Philadelphia (2330 Chestnut St.) will paint a new one here.
The French grafitti artist, JR, known for humanist portraits of skyscraper-like dimensions added a face to the Philly skyline. Via Peter Crimmins at Newsworks.
Just for FUN! For those of you who love Rumpole of the Bailey, as embodied by the late, great Leo McKern in the old BBC series, here's a treat. There's a new BBC RADIO series of Rumpole, a kind of prequel envisioning the exploits of the young Rumpole, played by, hold your breath, Benedict Cumberbatch!
It's arch, it's steamy, there are kisses and trembling between Rumpole and Phyllida. Check out the 45-minute episodes.
– Rumpole and the Portia of our Chambers
– Rumpole and the Bubble Reputation
– Rumpole and the Age of Miracles
– Rumpole and the Tap End
Job: Dan Byers, Senior Curator at the ICA Boston and formerly of Philly and Pittsburgh (he was one of the curators of the last Carnegie International) just posted a notice on FB about a great-sounding full time job —Curatorial Department Coordinator — at his current place, ICA Boston.
Call for Artists : Old Enough to Know Better, juried show organized by Women's Caucus for Art. Jurors-Diane Burko and Eileen Neff. Open to mid-career and emerging women and women-identified artists over the age of 35. Show will be at Crane Arts. Deadline August 15.
More about the jurying:
Dear Members, The jurors, Eileen Neff and Diane Burko have requested that each applicant submit up to 10 pieces of work, so they may get a better feel for the progression of the work, given the context of the exhibition. This may also increase your chances of being accepted since there will be more to choose from. This is an international exhibition. Deadline August 15, 2015. $25 for WCA members, $35 for non members. This is sure to be a stellar exhibition! Please consider entering. Thank you and good luck. Sincerely, Kristin Osgood Lamelas, WCA Philadelphia Chapter President
Congratulations to one of our most beloved teacher/artist/activists in Philly, Marta Sanchez, whose collaborative book, Transcendental Train Yard, debuts Sept. 15! The book, get it here from publisher, Wingspress, is a collaboration with poet, Norma Elia Cantu, whose poems are inspired by Sanchez's paintings.
Check out Cavin Jones' show Say Something at House Gallery on Sat. Aug 8 and stay for the artist talk and potluck supper! Bring a dish/bottle and get out there to this always happening gallery! Show's up through Aug. 16.
The sources of inspiration for Cavin Jones' artistic ideas primarily come from his fascination with American history, the African American experience, the creation of popular music, "sequential art" (comic book art), as well as environmental exploitation. By way of collage, Jones culls images from disparate sources, distilling various ideas into a single painting. This approach simultaneously combines an assortment of media and techniques and infuses his work with many layers of meaning and association.
SAYING SOMETHING runs through August16th
1816 House Gallery is located at 1816 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19125
All best wishes to Ellie Brown, who is moving to Rhode Island to be near her dad, who suffers from Altzheimers. Thanks, Andrea Kirsh for alerting us and Newsworks for telling us about Ellie's project to document her dad's dementia.
Our new writer, Tina Plokarz, walks us through "Take One" at the PMA and has some great thoughts about photography.
Andrea appreciates the Richard Tuttle show at the FWM
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Although I am skeptical that there are people who take the summer as an opportunity to read outside rather than to watch Netflix outside, I offer here a selection of recent and not-so-recent publications that would fit nicely into a tote bag headed for a nature-oriented environment.
Between the World and Me
By Ta-Nehisi Coates
"I've been wondering who might fill the intellectual void that plagued me after James Baldwin died. Clearly it is Ta-Nehisi Coates." – Toni Morrison
Go Set a Watchman: A Novel
By Harper Lee
The long awaited sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird. Apparently, Atticus Finch, years later, is revealed to be a racist old man. Many people are not happy because it spoils that morally uplifting capstone from that one time they thought about race in the the seventh grade.
Tar Baby
By Toni Morrison
Speaking of Toni Morrison, this one is my favorite.
Tales for Little Rebels: A Collection of Radical Children's Literature
Edited by Julia Mickenberg and Philip Nel
While most children's literature carries a subtle yet elegant leftist streak (a book that wants you to share your toys is basically instilling the habit of Marxist distribution of resources), this collection of mostly out-of-print children's fables provides its young readers with a more direct connection with collective action, civil rights, and environmental protection. From a chapter introduction: "In Revolt of the Beavers, two children aid the beavers in returning their exiled leader and liberating Beaverland from its corrupt Chief and his gang, securing ample food and clothes for all."
By Kim Kardashian
I hear this photo book actually isn't that bad.]]>
Gazing at a photograph in Tomoko Yoneda's Beyond Memory at the Grimaldi Gavin in Piccadilly, what I see is a beautifully composed, though desolate, image. A rough dirt path reaches up through sharply-defined undergrowth and bare black twigs to a singing sapphire sky, a sparse scene with a delicious stillness to it. But after a glance at the caption, the scene is irrevocably changed; the short note tells me that what I am looking at is the path to the cliff where Japanese went to commit suicide after the American landing in WWII. Looking back at the photograph, the pain and desperation of that moment now pops from every shadow, the twists of the dark reaching branches suddenly charged with the enormity of what once occurred there.
The photographs range across the clean walls of the Grimaldi Gavin basement gallery, each section featuring a selection from some of Yoneda's best-known series. Yoneda has been represented by the gallery since June 2014, and this first exhibition of her work echoes the major retrospective of her work at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in 2013, encompassing highlights from a body of work that tackles wars, great disasters, and the big events of history.
Her work has reflected a very international life. Born in Japan, she went on to study both in the U.S.A. and in the U.K., where she now resides. She focuses on large-scale events with international implications, from World Wars to the issues facing her country of birth; exhibitions this year in Boston and Hyogo have featured work that she made in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 and Kobe Earthquake in 1995, respectively. Her work also reflects an early interest in journalism, but, overtaken by her father's passion as an amateur photographer, Yoneda describes a moment when she "realized that I could communicate just as much through images as through words". This passion for telling true stories is surely evident in the subjects she chooses.
Words and images work in combination in journalism, just as in much of our printed communication. The exploding "POW!" underlines the violence of the comic book hero's punch; a woman's plastic smile illustrates the satisfaction promised by the brand name emblazoned below her image. We're well accustomed to using the newspaper caption to bring out the thrust of a grainy, printed image, fixing the shot of a particular building on a particular street as the site of an important event, a political agreement, a murder.
The presentation of Yoneda's haunting photographs takes that same label/image format, but the difference is that in these photographs it is the absence, the lack of action, that those captions bring to the fore. A photograph depicting a calm woodland is captioned as the location of the battle of the Somme, but the absence of any tangible trace of the violent past creates a surprising disjunction. The image shows nature at work, delicately photographed, moving on indifferent to the horror that the viewer's mind now inevitably recreates.
In an interview for the Asia Art Archive, Yoneda talks about the interface between history and physical spaces. "History is not only apparent in tangible monuments or buildings, but also expresses itself impassively in various intangible ways […] its shadow communicates itself with the awareness stored within our experiences, entering into the depths of our vision and dwelling in our daily lives," she said.
This last comment is interesting. The scope of Yoneda's subject matter is broad, the events that she refers to ranging from the time of WWI to the current effects of climate change. As each caption offers little more than a name or the briefest description of an event, the knowledge that a viewer brings with them is integral to their understanding of the significance of a photograph; though all of the information is there in the collective memory of human history, an individual may still only consciously access as much or as little as they are able to furnish from their own experience. Some of these photos are bound to remain hauntingly obscure, their devastating import something that remains unsettlingly close but that one can only guess at.
Yoneda carries out extensive research to find the locations described in each one of her photographs. Her precise attention to history calls to mind the work of Thomas Demand, the artist who carefully constructs paper models to exactly recreate photographs taken in the wake of dramatic events. But where Demand's photographs echo the flashbulb of public documentation that settles on and immortalises a moment, Yoneda instead connects that event to a real place with its own life, which has not stopped, but moves with the passing of time.
One of the most affecting sets of images in the show takes a different slant–three photographs whose caption reads "American B-52 returning from a bombing raid on Iraq, Fairford, England, 2003″. The plane is distant, a hazy speck in the beautifully clear blue sky, and the contrasts are suddenly shockingly felt, between a calm summer's day in a prosperous nation and that same nation's violent involvement halfway across the world. The reminder this time is that that those great violences are also happening right now, if we only choose to see them.
It's easy to lose the connection between catastrophic events and the mundane world of our everyday experience. We see images from warzones every day and recognise nothing in them, hear constantly about the effect that humans are having on our environment but struggle to feel the reality of those changes. Yoneda's photographs draw jolting links between momentous events of politics and history and the very physical world in which they happen, and once she's pointed to those lost connections, they are very difficult to forget.
Tomoko Yoneda's Beyond Memory is on at Grimaldi Gavin, Piccadilly, until August 7, 2015.]]>
"Take one"–this phrase seems like an evocative command at the start of a photo show. The words, framed in a blank photo negative at the show's entrance, immediately provoke a flood of pictures in my head and initiate a nearly overwhelming circulation of images.
Take One: Contemporary Photographs is the first of a two-part exposition of works from the PMA's collection. The group exhibit presents photographs of 26 mostly American and European artists from the 1970s to the present and installs them in a linear display that alternates pieces by scale, technique, and chromaticity, which results in remarkable contrasts. Curated by Nathaniel Stein and Peter Barberie, Take One offers insights into photography's relationship to new technologies, modern society and human relationships. The show stages human activities as a drama of the self and raises–in intimate pictures, artistic arrangements, photographic documents, and snapshots–questions about identity and social responsibility.
On display to its right, three small prints "From the South Jetty, Clatsop Country, Oregon" by Robert Adams picture a vibrant and gleaming view of the Pacific Northwest coast. Broadening Gursky's reflection, Adams crystallizes in these ocean pictures a deceptive silence that oscillates between the beauty of a marine environment and a polluted shore, since at this point the Columbia River joins the sea and carries dioxins resulting from industrialization and capitalism. Robert Adams' subtle critique of human misconceptions, paired with questions about social consequences and technological progress, also conveys Sonja Braas' icy diorama, "Forces #3," displayed nearby. Referring to artificial installations in natural history museums, the unspoiled mountain peak underlines invisible damages and natural endangerment.
In addition to the artists named above and hinting at the breadth of the museum's contemporary photography collection, the exhibition presents works from Bill Arnold, Blythe Bohnen, Caleb Charland, Moyra Davey, Jan Dibbets, John Divola, Robbert Flick, Lucas Foglia, David Goldblatt, Anselm Kiefer, An-My Lê, Chris McCaw, Lucas Samaras, Mike Smith, Elaine Stocki, Hiroshi Sugimoto, William Earle Williams, Stephen Guion Williams, David Wojnarowicz, and Tobias Zielony.
Take One offers an engaging tour through questions of obsessive self-presentation, social identity, and human impact. The exhibition questions the benefit of continual reproduction of images and the value of contemporary developments in photographs. In consequence, the repetition of the negative frame on the exit wall, with its invitation to share a selfie with the museum, turns the point of view once more back to the visitor's imagination and how we picture ourselves in the contemporary environment. Ironically, this parting frame offers an absurd release for our daily obsession. On the flip side, it also makes the curators' inquiry into social visualization and artistic intercourse for museums as well as visitors even more urgent: how should museums adapt to today's flood of digital images and to photographic objects produced by a click of a mouse?
Take One: Contemporary Photographs is on view until August 9, 2015 in the Julien Levy Gallery, at the Perelman Building, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Opening hours are Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am –5 pm. The companion show, Take Two, which explores digital themes across borders and without imaging limits, opens in late August 2015.
Tina Plokarz is an art historian interested in performative practices and theories in modern and contemporary art. She received a master's degree in art history and theater science from the Free University Berlin and worked as a curatorial and project assistant for a variety of cultural institutions in Germany. Her publications include catalogue essays on the exhibitions "Hamish Fulton – Walking Transformation" and "Obsessions and Surreal Worlds" as well as other articles. She currently resides in Philadelphia.]]>


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a resident of Portola Valley
on Mar 2, 2014 at 9:54 pm
Woodside High Girls soccer team (Division 2) beat Saratoga on Saturday and advance to the semis. Why did they get left out of the this article?
a resident of Woodside
on Mar 3, 2014 at 1:07 am
Woodside got left out of this article because its in a different league. PAonline regularly only reports on schools and leagues in its area. Woodside and Saratoga will be in different papers.
a resident of Portola Valley
on Mar 3, 2014 at 10:52 am
Because Woodside and Portola Valley kids attend Woodside High and it does fall within the Country Almanac's 'community' -- they need to do a better job including/reporting what is happening at Woodside High. When i was a teenager-- it was a big thrill to see an article about the team I played on.
If the Almanac doesn't have the resources to report Woodside's athletics and such -- they should team up with the paper that does-- San Mateo Daily News?
a resident of Menlo Park
on Mar 3, 2014 at 12:31 pm
Unfortunately, you have to report the information yourself. At most of the high schools (including Paly and M-A), a parent is assigned the job of taking stats and sending it in to the papers. Most of what you read above is written by the schools - either a coach or a parent. Get a volunteer to send in the information for Woodside.
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Apparently, I have acquired a new nickname.On a recent Friday night
after services, as the congregants shook hands wishing each other Shabbat
Shalom, I approached a long-time acquaintance with my right hand outstretched,
to which he responded, "Hey, it's Mr. Facebook!" The truth is that I do
spend a lot of time on the popular social utility website Facebook (as my
long-time acquaintance and Facebook friend can attest to). I have been known to
change my profile picture and status update multiple times a day, as the muse
strikes me, so maybe the moniker is accurate.And I'm not alone. I don't
know the exact numbers, but certainly millions of Jews worldwide (including
countless Israelis) are on the Facebook site connecting and chatting with their
"Facebook Friends" on a daily basis.But what are the drawbacks? I have
found that the more time one spends on that site (and Twitter too, but don't get
me started on that), the less time one spends on other more worthwhile pursuits,
like reading. Have we gone from being "The People of the Book" to "The People of
the Facebook"? This week, Israel opens its annual Hebrew Book Week with pomp and
circumstance. Books will be sold to the public at open booths in a fair-like
atmosphere. Authors will read from their works and sign purchased copies. Adults
and children alike will browse (and hopefully buy) all kinds of books. It's a
celebration of the written word.But along with Hebrew Book Week come the
inevitable polls. The polls that tell us how Israelis (including young people)
are reading fewer books than in previous years. Polls that show that Israeli
teens are hardly reading for pleasure at all.SO, WHAT can be done to get
more young people to stop sending text messages and start reading more texts? It
depends on the books.Whether you loved or hated the Harry Potter series,
author J. K. Rowling got kids (and adults) reading books again in record
numbers. The same could be said for the latest books teens rush to read (in
English or translated into Hebrew) like the Twilight series (about vampires) or
the currently popular youth novel The Hunger Games.The northern
California public high school I attended in the late 1980s instituted a simple
program to increase reading among the student body. It was called Sustained
Silent Reading (SSR). Once a week, all seven of our class periods would be cut
short by five minutes and the time saved was allotted to SSR. Whether you were
in the science lab, gym, or auto shop, when it came time for SSR, all teachers
stopped their lessons and students were expected to pull out a book and read
silently at their desks for 35 minutes.I remember the mad scramble for
books when SSR was about to start. Some teachers brought novels for students to
choose from for those who didn't bring a book. Jocks traded copies of Sports
Illustrated while the cheerleaders flipped through romance novels and the nerds
read science fiction.Even the teachers read at their desks. At first we
resisted, but eventually we came to look forward to SSR and the escape that
reading for pleasure brought from the daily class routine.But let's not
forget the ultimate bestseller, the Book of Books, the Bible. Once again, it
tops the charts as the world's most widely read book. How did it get to be
number one? It probably all started with Moses, who, according to tradition,
instituted that the Torah be read every Shabbat; and later with Ezra the Scribe,
who was responsible for instituting weekly readings on market days (Mondays and
Thursdays), so that three days should never pass without a public Torah
reading.In fact, if it were up to my high school principal, this
practice might be dubbed SPR (Sustained Public Reading).NOW, I don't
know if the Israeli school system will initiate their own version of SSR in the
classroom, but even if they don't, maybe we should incorporate it into our
regular schedule. The reading (R) is of course important, but it should also be
silent (S), which means no distractions.Turn off the radio, TV, iPod,
Internet and cell phone – which means "no texting" and yes, also no
Facebook.But perhaps the most important element is the first "S,"
"sustained." The way to increase reading among the public is to do it regularly,
and to keep doing it.And just maybe, if I start making time for a little
SSR, my long-time acquaintance might start calling me simply, "Mr.
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