Archive for October, 2011
Milan suave
Street fashion in Milan, where you see the most scrubbed, plucked and polished people in Europe. All images by Greg Neville, Milan 2011, using my cowardly technique of shooting from the waist and hoping for the best. …. … .
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Tags: men in Milan, Men's fashion Milan, Milan fashion, Milan street fashion, Milan style
Lifestyle
Greg Neville, Croatia, 2011 At Korcula, on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast.
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The high cost of travel
Greg Neville, Venice 2011 .
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Tags: Costa Fortuna, cruise ship Adriatic, cruise ship Venice, Venice tourism
Uprising
Greg Neville, Madrid 2011 I was staying near Madrid’s main square, the Puerta del Sol, just a week after the July riots. Spontaneous public meetings were still taking place at night. An impressive demonstration of practical democracy, or just primate behaviour?
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Tags: July riots Madrid, Madrid demonstrations, Madrid riots, Madrid riots July 2011, monkeys and man, primate behaviour, Spanish demonstrations
Shooting people
.. .. …….. Greg Neville, 2011 A new project: photographing people photographing. These were taken on a recent trip in Europe. .
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Tags: people taking photos, photographing people
Scenario
Francisco Tropa, Scenario Portugese artist Francisco Tropa is representing his country at the Venice Biennale with an installation called Scenario. This is a series of projections of mundane objects and simple processes. At first sight it looks like a room of handsome black & white photographs, but they are projected from small magic lanterns. The […]
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Tags: e-flux.com, Francisco Tropa, Francisco Tropa Portugal, Francisco Tropa Scenario, magic lantern, Portugal Venice Biennale
Chance
Christian Boltanski, Chance, 2011 A large room filled with scaffolding, the noise of chattering machines, the faces of babies hurtling past you on an endless strip. In adjacent rooms large LED signs count out the growing population of the Earth, one birth at a time. The message is clear: there are too many of us. […]
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Tags: Christian Boltanski, Christian Boltanski Venice Biennale, Venice Biennale French pavilion, Christian Boltanski Chance
