Reclaim Photography Festival
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It is an amazing work that Maxine Watts has put up in developing the idea about taking photography to the streets and public spaces. I remember a conversation between me, Micke Borg and Mattia Marchi. We had an idea about setting up an improvised street exhibition in Stockholm. We came up with a name too; "Reclaim Photography" and even a Manifesto.
I still love the idea even though it only lasted a few years in Stockholm. But it spread to other cities in Sweden and when Maxine picked up the idea, it became a major event in West Midlands, UK.
Reclaim Photography Festival is returning to the West Midlands from 6 May - 7 June 2017.
The Festival has announced Richard Billingham as Festival Adjudicator. Richard is a British artist working in photography and film, concerned mainly with human relationships and the landscape. Work in public collections includes the V&A and Tate Galleries in London, the Metropolitan Museum in New York and San Francisco MOMA.
The Festival hopes to attract a 1000 photographs for the Open Call: Reclaiming Our Cultural Landscapes, which is free of cost or competition.
Please have a look at the information provided below.
www.reclaimphotographyfestival.org
Mr Urbano
It is an amazing work that Maxine Watts has put up in developing the idea about taking photography to the streets and public spaces. I remember a conversation between me, Micke Borg and Mattia Marchi. We had an idea about setting up an improvised street exhibition in Stockholm. We came up with a name too; "Reclaim Photography" and even a Manifesto.
I still love the idea even though it only lasted a few years in Stockholm. But it spread to other cities in Sweden and when Maxine picked up the idea, it became a major event in West Midlands, UK.
Reclaim Photography Festival is returning to the West Midlands from 6 May - 7 June 2017.
The Festival has announced Richard Billingham as Festival Adjudicator. Richard is a British artist working in photography and film, concerned mainly with human relationships and the landscape. Work in public collections includes the V&A and Tate Galleries in London, the Metropolitan Museum in New York and San Francisco MOMA.
The Festival hopes to attract a 1000 photographs for the Open Call: Reclaiming Our Cultural Landscapes, which is free of cost or competition.
Please have a look at the information provided below.
www.reclaimphotographyfestival.org
Mr Urbano
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