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Julian Schnabel Photographed by Robin Friend FREE Julian Schnabel photographed by Robin Friend. Courtesy: Robin by Thames & Hudson Julian Schnabel photographed ROBIN FRIEND JULIAN SCHNABEL NOW PHOTOGRAPHY Art Studio America 12 1 STATE 11 www.state-media.com Richard Young Gallery.pdf 15/8/13 12:33:44 CHARLIE SMITH london is representing YOUNG GODS I. jan 09 – feb 07 TOM BUTLER The Griffin Gallery The Studio Building STYLUS XZ -10 CURRENT EXHIBITION 21 Evesham Street London W11 4AJ Mon, Tue, Thu | 10 – 5pm YOUNG GODS Wed | 10 – 9pm London Graduates & Postgraduates 2013 curated by Zavier Ellis Fri, Sat | 10 – 4pm YOUNG GODS II. jan 09 – feb 08 CHARLIE SMITH london 336 Old St, 2nd Floor C London EC1V 9DR M Wed- Sat | 11– 6pm Y LONDON ART FAIR. CM jan 15 – jan 19 MY Stand 4 Business Design Centre CY 52 Upper Street CMY London N1 0QH K 100 LONDON ARTISTS. Volume 2: 50 Other Media iArtBook available from iTunes jan 2014 2013. Gouache on albumen print. 16.5x10.5cm , JJG Tom Butler. Butler. Tom ON TOUR with the STYLUS XZ-10 with special thanks to Derek Robertson A while ago we ran a promotion where the winners received our rather lovely award-winning XZ-10 camera on top of a street photography day in London. We followed up with some ads based on the images shot on the day but after seeing what Derek shot on his XZ-10 in Venice we felt it was worth a follow up just for him. You see the XZ-10 is a truly pocketable camera with a punch. Perfect for the weekend away or just to be in your bag when you do not fancy carrying all the usual kit. Thanks again Derek and we look forward to more XZ-10 adventures soon. Find out more in-store or online at olympus.co.uk INFOCUS ANN-MARIE JAMES CONTENTS l 12 INFOCUS ANDREW PALMER IMAGE & TEXT CARLA BOREL >> EDITORIAL THE PEOPLE who spend time on this trivia have analysed what happens in a single minute on the Internet. Apparently 216,000 photos are uploaded The intricately layered and contemplative reliefs that hide and reveal complex to Instagram along with 72 hours worth of video to paintings of British artist Andrew Palmer formations in predominantly pastel and You Tube (let alone the 204 million emails sent every take form through a slowly developed earth shades. His paintings are decidedly 60 seconds – but no analysis of the hours wasted reading them!). Two process. Over extended periods, and non-representational, yet influenced as separate sources created infograms to detect this usage and the results with incredible patience, he applies he is by Per Kirkeby and Peter Lanyon, were collated. But no one needs an algorithm to tell them the sheer oil, acrylic gesso paint and varnish to whose works evoke the feel or structure number of photo-images polluting both the real and virtual worlds. The various supports such as canvas, solid of elements and minerals, Palmer’s banal image has also gained a momentum of its own and galleries are wood panels and found stone. He layers paintings frequently return us to the bursting with less-is-less Photoshop’d inanities. The fusion of photography and excavates the surfaces creating bas material of the earth. with fine art – a marriage which promised so much – might have backfired in a spectacular fashion. Of being an artist Palmer says: ‘Having the time to develop one’s voice as an Serious photographers have responded with a return to skill sets that artist is a serious privilege. The other side require much more than a point-and-shoot with an iPhone. Processes that of which is development of a personal create unique images not seen since Victorian times are in the ascendant; affinity with other artists, those that analogue cameras as promoted by the visionary Lomography company you know as people and those you SEBALD REVISITED know through their work. Feeling this and the devotees of the revived Polaroid technology are all fighting back. Karen Stuke at Wapping connection to other artists and their work Even the open submission photographic ‘competition’ is being subjected 10 through the process of making is a reward to a shake out with serious, properly judged events like the Terry O’Neill in itself.’ Award and World Press Photo setting standards many others fail to meet. Andrew Palmer was born in Salisbury Nevertheless, the click happy crowd obsessed with ‘selfies’ and in 1979. From 1998 to 2001 he studied documenting every moment of their vacuous lives has a champion. Writer at Falmouth College of Art, then and editor, David Lee, an independent voice if ever there was one, finds completed his MFA at the Slade School merit in the mundane on page 21. For us, the jury is still in of Fine Art in London in 2005, studying the dark. under Bruce McLean. He has had solo shows at Timothy Taylor Gallery in London and Galerie Rüdiger | Schöttle in Munich. COVER IMAGE ISSUE 12 SURFIN’ USA TRUE ROMANCE ROBIN FRIEND Artists & studios Art of the Heart Julian Schnabel 12 18 For ART STUDIO AMERICA © Robin Friend/Thames & Hudson WHEN SHOOTING intimate portraits of leading artists for Art Studio America, Robin Friend well remembers his session with one of America’s legendarily irascible painters: ‘I’d been warned about Julian Schnabel’s strong personality. Had I done more research I might have had cause to be slightly more nervous. From the off it was clear that our time was going to be limited as Schnabel’s wife was expecting and they had an Jeremy Epstein appointment at the hospital. That PHOTO50 being said, we ended up having longer OPINION than originally intended as the artist 20 Edel Assanti on 21 David Lee clicks warmed to the to the interview style and questions of Hossein Amirsadeghi. When Julian left, he granted us permission to stay behind and photograph some of the 04 IN FOCUS 09 TECHNOLOGY more private rooms in the house.’ 06 SNAPSHOT GEAR & GIZMOS (see page 12) EDITOR CORRESPONDENTS PEOPLE | PLACES | PROJECTS ‘Having the Mike von Joel Clare Henry [email protected] Paul Carey-Kent Ian Mckay time to develop PUBLISHER F22 Magazine is available through selected galleries, libraries, Karl Skogland William Varley one’s voice [email protected] Georgina Turner art schools, museums and other art venues across the UK. DESIGN DIRECTOR Lyle Owerko as an artist Anthony Cohen new york FREE, f22 is not a dull review magazine. It is f22 is interactive. We value your ADMINISTRATION Anne Chabrol about PEOPLE worth serious consideration; recommendations. Julie Milne paris PLACES that are hot and happening; and is a serious [email protected] DISTRIBUTION PUBLISHED BY Tell us: [email protected] David Tidball Julie Milne State Media Ltd. PROJECTS that will interest photographers. EDITOR AT LARGE berlin [email protected] LONDON privilege.’ Anna McNay [email protected] Combined with STATE Magazine, f22 To apply to stock f22 Magazine, email [email protected] William Wright Julie Milne: [email protected] ANDREW PALMER SYDNEY reports the fusion of art + photography SPECIAL PROJECTS PRINTED BY Lara Phillips Elizabeth Crompton Garnett Dickinson like no other with a truly international ( ) [email protected] MELBOURNE Rotheram S63 5DL perspective. www.f22magazine.com 4 www.f22magazine.com www.f22magazine.com 5 SNAPSHOTS WATCHING YOU WATCHING ME The Ruralist Badii Palace Marrakech DEJA VU MARRAKECH EXPRESS Painter-photographer Graham Ovenden was jailed for two years and three months after North Africa’s new purpose-built museum Court of Appeal judges found his original dedicated to photography will be based non-custodial sentence was ‘unduly lenient’. Katerina Athanasopoulou Apodemy in Morocco. The Marrakech Museum for Caught up in the general Jimmy Savile Photography and Visual Arts, designed hysteria, Ovenden was accused of abusing by the leading British architect David children who posed for his paintings in the LUMEN PRIZE TOUR Chipperfield, is to be built near the 12th- ‘70s and ‘80s, but ‘got off’ in the eyes of many The second Lumen Prize Exhibition started People’s Choice Award ($250) went to STASI MUSEUM, Berlin century Menara Gardens and scheduled to with a suspended sentence. A public outcry its global tour back in October 2013 in Cardiff. Ginevra Boni for Wilderness.The Founder’s open in 2016. The 80,000-square-foot space is ensued. Ovenden claimed that his interest It will end at Treberfydd House – where the Prize ($250) to Carla Rapoport for Genetic The East German STASI was established by surface, a dozen powerful IR flashes were to have a small permanent collection, but will in young girls was artistic and not sexual. His Lumen Prize was founded – in Powys, in July Moo for Mother. the Soviets in 1952. After the fall of the Berlin mounted. The camera itself was equipped mostly feature rotating exhibitions of works work, in the collections of the V&A, Tate and 2014. The Prize Exhibition of 50 works and the Wall, STASI HQ was opened to the public and with a revolutionary laser rangefinder by contemporary artists. David Knaus, the the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New Lumen Prize Winners were selected The Lumen Prize Exhibition is an international a museum created in the main building. It is of autofocus, capable of working in complete museum’s managing director, said special York, was removed overnight. by a distinguished jury of eminent artists, award and global exhibition that celebrates interest to photographers for the vast array of darkness. Once the subject of interest crossed attention will be paid to Moroccan and North art writers and curators from around the world: the very best fine art created digitally (work photo-spy gear on display.
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