Tamara Dean is represented by Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney and James Makin Gallery, Melbourne, Australia. Dean began studying at the College of Fine Arts before graduating from the University of Western Sydney with a BA in Design. In 2002 Dean became a member of the Oculi photographic collective and since 2001 has worked as a photographer for
Lost and Found texte Eileen Seifert Deutscher Kunstverlag Mars 2012 Old-time carriages and big flashy cars, huge letters, rocking horses, and worn-out sofas. Silhouettes of people wander through the dust. Are these images real? Chinese photographer Peikwen Cheng leaves the big-city lights behind and moves deep into the Black Rock desert, documenting with black and white
Awards and distinctions : 2012 National Geographic Award, Eddie Adams Workshop, 25th Anniversary Class 2011 Talents 2011, C/O Berlin Renaissance Photography Prize, Shortlisted: Lamp Mobile, Free on the Range 2010 LOOKbetween Photographer, Look3 – Festival of the Photograph 2009 Selected Winner, Flash Forward – Emerging Photographers 2009, Magenta Foundation 2008 International Photography Awards, Non-Professional:
2013 Talents: Four Featured Artists of 2012 by C/O Berlin, en conjonction avec Deutsche Börse, Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster, Luxembourg 2012 Fotofever Brussels, Charlet Photographies, Brussell, Belgium Talents 26, Lost and Found, juried by Felix Hoffmann, Anne-Marie Beckmann, David Elliott, Anton Corbijn, C/O Berlin, Berlin, Germany 2011 Counterpoint 2011, Journey to the
Daphné Borenstein was born in Paris in 1991. Her parents are in the film industry, images are omnipresent during her education. She studies arts in high scool and she falls in love with Richard Avedon’s work on the body at an exhibition in Paris. She starts taking pictures focusing her work on body. She starts
Solo Exhibitions : 2012 Paysages interdits, Yishu 8, House of Arts, Beijing Open Air, M97 Gallery, Shanghai SEE+ Gallery, 798 Beijing, China 2011 Open Air, China PingYao International Photography Festival 2010 Air Mountain, Art-8 Gallery, Beijing 2009 Out Of Body, China PingYao International Photography Festival Group Exhibitions : 2012 18 Photographers, 208 Gallery, Paris,
Lu YANPENG’s portrait by Matjaz Tancic during Yixian International Photography Festival LU YANPENG was born in 1984 in Fujian Province. He graduated from the Art Institute of Fujian University in 2005 and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions both in China and internationally. Lu Yanpeng received the top award at the 2011 Pingyao
2013 Temps Zero, Photography projections, Église de Saint Merry, april, Paris Temps Zero, Photography projections, january, Berlin 2012 Série Shitet, Circulation(s) 2012, Young european photography festival, Selected by the jury and Fetart 2012, Paris Albanie, 8th ed “Festival Promenades Photographiques”, september 2012, Vendôme Post Script, Group exhibitions, Cork, Ireland Shitet, book in progress with Trans
2012 (un)Covered par Darkness, Photovisa Catalogue, Russia, Katka Benadik-Prackova, october 2012, p. 62-63 Prieboj – Hornonitrianske Noviny, Slovakia, Katka Prackova, january 2012 2011 Photovisa Catalogue, Russia, Katka Benadik-Prackova – (on)The Road, october 2011, p. 50-51 Lotte Gallery Catalogue: Post-Avangarte Czech & République slovaque’s Contemporary Photo Art works, Korea, april 2011 Seoul Photo 2011, Catalogue, Korea,
Solo exhibitions Korzo, Levice, Slovakia, Sunderban 2008 Galerie PICant, Kassel, Germany, Landschaften 2008 Rotunda, Levice, Slovakia, Dark in Light, Light in Dark 2007 Déjà vu, Levice, Slovakia, (un)Covered by Darkness 2005 CU, Würzburg, Germany, (un)Covered by Darkness 2004 Galéria Provinčný Dom, Stará Ľubovňa, Slovakia, (un)Covered by Darkness 2004 House of Photography, Poprad, Slovakia, New names
