Nina Berman Purple Hearts exhibition, NY

Nina Berman
Purple Hearts – Back From Iraq
Exhibition
Jen Bekman
8-30th August



Nina Berman
Purple Hearts – Back From Iraq
Exhibition
Jen Bekman
8-30th August

Mr Mkhize’s Portrait and Other Stories from the New South Africa at Festival of the Photograph
Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin
Mr Mkhize was chosen to be in the Best Book Exhibition at the Festival of the Photograph, Charlottesville. USA.
The Festival of the Photograph, an annual event celebrating photography, launched its first year in Charlottesville, Virginia, on June 7-9, 2007. For the occasion, Charlottesville’s historic downtown was transformed into a photographic space with exhibitions, master classes, interviews, outdoor screenings, and special events. Several thousand photographers, photography curators and photography enthusiasts from around the world attended. The festival is a not-for-profit event and this year featured the work of Sally Mann, Eugene Richards and William Albert Allard, among others.
The festival also included an exhibition of the best photography books published in recent years. The books were displayed in the former Innisfree space located at the Jefferson Theater in the center of Charlottesville. The exhibition was a touch, feel, and read experience – but most of all was a celebration of book-making. Upon conclusion of the festival, the books were housed in a library in Charlottesville and made available for educational purposes.

Crosses – Portraits of Clergy Abuse
SNAP presentation
The author of forthcoming release ‘Crosses – Portraits of Clergy Abuse,’ Carmine Galasso, makes a presentation at the national conference for SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests). It takes place at the Marriott Metro Center in Washington D.C on 20-22 July.

Mr Mkhize’s Portrait and Other Stories from the New South Africa at Festival of the Photograph
Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin
Mr Mkhize was chosen to be in the Best Book Exhibition at the Festival of the Photograph, Charlottesville. USA.
The Festival of the Photograph, an annual event celebrating photography, launched its first year in Charlottesville, Virginia, on June 7-9, 2007. For the occasion, Charlottesville’s historic downtown was transformed into a photographic space with exhibitions, master classes, interviews, outdoor screenings, and special events. Several thousand photographers, photography curators and photography enthusiasts from around the world attended. The festival is a not-for-profit event and this year featured the work of Sally Mann, Eugene Richards and William Albert Allard, among others.
The festival also included an exhibition of the best photography books published in recent years. The books were displayed in the former Innisfree space located at the Jefferson Theater in the center of Charlottesville. The exhibition was a touch, feel, and read experience – but most of all was a celebration of book-making. Upon conclusion of the festival, the books were housed in a library in Charlottesville and made available for educational purposes.

ART CAR BOOT SALE 2007
Sunday 8th July
Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London
Trolleys were out in force at Brick Lane on Sunday 8th July for the annual Art Car Boot Sale. This year was the year of colouring in, as young and old came to join in with the MarioMandala Colouring Book, alongside Le Gun’s fortune-telling and Gavin Turk’s signed car boots.<


PSYCHE-GA-DELIC/Mario Mandala week
@ Magic room, Tokyo
by Mario Tauchi
July 20th to 27th (closed on 22nd, 23rd)
Live performance – 19:00 to 21:00
Gallery opens at 12:00
Presented by: MAGIC ROOM? / Yumiko Chiba Associates
Entrance: free
feat. Tetsuya Akikawa: poetry reading (screaming?)
Ikutaro Ishida (laptop music/noise)
Haruka Sakota TARO ACIDA (VJ DJ)
Trismegistus <Ayako Sasaki (vo. key.), Ryoichi “Shacho” Saito (g), Futoshi Okamura (dr)
In Takumi (Japanese drum)/DJ Oyakata/DJ Wataru/zaisenu (DJ Drum Electronica)
Det2 (live curry cooking show!)