Du 24 mars au 28 avril

Durant six semaines, une exposition consacrée à la crise grecque se
construit au jour le jour, en collaboration avec des photographes et
journalistes grecs, ponctuée d’événements, de rencontres et de débats,
pour accompagner au plus près l’actualité mouvementée de nos voisins
et tente de porter un regard singulier sur la crise grecque au delà du
traitement des médias traditionnels. [..]

26 October - 15 Νovember 2011

French Institute of Athens / M55 Projects Gallery

The 23rd edition of the largest international festival of photojournalism back in Athens!

With the photography exhibition of this year’s prize winner Visa Gold News Magazine,Yuri Kozyrev (Time for NOOR), with the title ”The paths of the revolution.”

And with a series of conferences and meetings around the web documentary. [..]

The M55Projects gallery presents the photography exhibition “Zero Ten” and the homonym photo book (published by Metehmio) of Dimitris Mytas.

Myta’s book entitled “Zero Ten” is a personal diary, an experiential approach to his children’s growing-up through the last decade, while at the same time it reveals the decennial photographic evolution of his perspective. It is basically, as he himself stated, “a dynamic reference to childhood through the dual perspective of the observer photographer/ father”. [..]

A Tribute to Contemporary Austrian Photography and Media Art

For over twenty years FLUSS has been presenting, researching and scrutinising the multifaceted meanings and relations of photography as an artistic medium, in recent years also increasingly incorporating the new media. Founded in 1989 as a non-profit association, FLUSS has by now almost sixty members, mostly photo- and media artists, photographers and cultural facilitators, whose objective is to encounter photography in a socially and artistically meaningful way. [..]

As a witness one is required to answer questions of who and where and when.

I realized that I did not understand the concept of time during a solar eclipse. How do I document a concept I do not understand, or a place, like Istanbul?
[..]