“Outline of love” – “Affection Observation” // Aizawa Yoshikazu
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter AIZAWA YOSHIKAZU Outline of loveAffection Observation websiteinstagram Publisher: Million Years Bookstore text by: PHROOM The work of Aizawa Yoshikazu can be intended as a celebration of femininity.A subject, the woman, that the japanese photographer based […]
Transparencies: Small Camera Works 1971-1979 // Stephen Shore
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter STEPHEN SHORE Transparencies: Small Camera Works 1971-1979 websiteinstagram Publisher: MACK text by: Matteo Cremonesi Carrying on an important and consolidate photografic and cinematographic tradition that wants the story or mapping of the territory as the […]
Ballad of Woods and Wounds // Tomaso Clavarino
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter TOMASO CLAVARINO Ballad of Woods and Wounds websiteinstagram Publisher: studiofaganel text by: Antonino Barbaro Ballad of Woods and Wounds is a book on personal reflection, isolation and escape, but before that, it was an opportunity […]
Locals // Roberto Maggiori
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter ROBERTO MAGGIORI Locals Publisher: Editrice Quinlan text by: PHROOM Presenting itself as a research on portraiture, a genre dear both to the classical tradition of Fine Arts and to the history of photography, Locals, edited […]
#nyc // Jeff Mermelstein
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter JEFF MERMELSTEIN #nyc instagram Publisher: MACK text by: PHROOM Ironic, romantic, heartbreaking, confidential, daily, secret, the territoriality outlined by Jeff Mermelstein in #nyc tells contemporary New York life through a perspective that is as original […]
Handbook of the Spontaneous Other // Aikaterini Gegisian
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter AIKATERINI GEGISIAN Handbook of the Spontaneous Other websiteinstagram Publisher: MACK text by: Matteo Cremonesi With Handbook of the Spontaneous Other, greek artist Aikaterini Gegisian experiences through an intelligent rielaboration of images found in Western Europe […]
Some of You Killed Luisa // Valeria Cherchi
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter VALERIA CHERCHI Some of You Killed Luisa websiteinstagram text by: Antonino Barbaro What does an art project have to say on the blackest page of Sardinian crime history of the second half of 20th century, […]
The Eye of the Cyclops // Ann Massal
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter ANN MASSAL The Eye of the Cyclops websiteInstagram Publisher: Kehrer Verlag text by: Martina Dalpiaz Ann Massal’s book looks like a diary, a collection, a magnification of what surrounds us every day, but observed from […]
Mayflies // Dimitra Dede
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter DIMITRA DEDE Mayflies websiteInstagram Publisher: VOID text by: PHROOM Referring to the attempt of an emotional orientation between two overwhelming events in the path of an individual, such as the death of the mother and […]
Day sleeper // Dorothea Lange – Sam Contis
PHROOM HOME Projects Interviews Book Reviews Essays Moving Images Authorials TV Exhibitions Artists Education Submission About Newsletter DOROTHEA LANGE – SAM CONTIS Day Sleeper Sam Contis:websiteInstagram Publisher: MACK text by: Matteo Cremonesi In this curious publication Sam Contis presents an unreleased perspective on the work of Dorotea Lange. Moving within the large […]