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PhotoIreland Festival 2011: Collaborative Change

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PhotoIreland Festival 2011

Having had a successful start in 2010, PhotoIreland continues the celebration of Photography in 2011 with a series of varied programing and events.

We welcome you to the digital archive of the festival, one that cemented a series of popular recurring events such as our art book fair. 

The festival was divided into 6 strands, all of them with their own set of exhibitions and/or events.

The Festival

  • ‘Collaborative Change’, a series of events that investigate the possibilities of collaborative approaches within artistic and non-artistic disciplines.
  • Photobooks and Open Call 2011: Framed within our focus on photobooks, we will present ‘Martin Parr’s Best Books of the Decade’, an exhibition of 30 international photobooks, hand-picked by the world-famous photographer and photographic bibliophile. Running in parallel will be PhotoIreland‘s first Book and Magazine Fair.
  • Featured Exhibitions and Events
  • Collecting Photography: a set of talks around that add emphasis to the unique David Kronn exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). It includes two talks: by David Kronn himself and by Seán Kissane, Head of Exhibitions at IMMA.
  • Summer Campus: a set of workshops, talks and screenings will help us all gain knowledge and experience in a variety of fields. It sets a starting point for our first summer residency project, starting next year.
  • On the OFF programme: the open area of the festival, many individual efforts have made possible to offer a selection of over 40 exhibitions around the city of Dublin, by photographers and artists of all levels.

PhotoIreland Festival 2011

Overview

2011.photoireland.org

Exhibitions

Martin Parr’s Best Books of the Decade, Martin Parr’s, 15 July-14 August
Extracts from EDEN/Ausschnitte aus EDEN by Mark Curran, 14-31 July
Book & Magazine Fair, 15-31 July
Achill / Fictionary by Linda Brownlee/Holly McGlynn, 1-28 July
Versions and Diversions Curated by Karen Downey, 14 July–20 August
History of Disappearance by The Franklin Furnace, New York, 15-31 July
Out of the Dark Room: The David Kronn Collection. Harry Callahan, Kenneth Josephson, Irving Penn and Brett Weston, Asako Narahashi,Nicolai Howalt, Trine Sondergaard, 20 July–9 October
RHA Annual Exhibition 2011 Amelia Stein, Gary Coyle, Eilis O’Connell, Abigail O’Brien, 25 May to 30 July
The Long View, at the Gallery of Photography, David Farrell, Anthony Haughey, Richard Mosse, Jackie Nickerson, Paul Seawright, Donovan Wylie, 1 July–28 August
Photographs 1908-1940, by Luis Ramón Marín, 7 July – 23 September
Home, group show, Karen Miranda Rivadeneria and Dante Busquets, 1-15 July
Not Natasha, curated by FOMACS, Dana Popa, 7 July to 5 August
Long Way To Paradise, 15-31 July
Mexican Worlds: 25 Contemporary Photographers, Alejandro Castellanos,  1-31 July
60 Years – Stories of Survival and Safe Haven,Karl Burke, Phil Behan, Kim Haughton, Lar Boland, Paulo Nunes, Crispin Rodwell, Helen Twomey, Florencia Saluzzo, Aislinn Delaney, Elena Hermosa,  8-18 July
Pride ‘n’ Prejudice by IADT 3rd Years, 9-15 July
Images of Germany. 8 photographic positions. Agency Ostkreuz, 8-29 July
Sommes-nous ? by Tendance Floue Collective, Tendance Floue, 1 July-17 Sep
The Arc of Realism 1911-1997, by Zofia Rydet, 1-15 July
Blindschleiche und Riesenblatt by Anne Schwalbe,  8 July–13 August
Ghost Shops, by Seán Hillen, 12 July–August 14
Non-Seasonal Changes, group show,The Visavis.pl Photographers’ Collective, 3-6 July
Homeless Gallery, 3-6 July
We Are Focus, by Exchange Focus Photography Collective,  1 July – 14 July
SeeChange, Group Show,  8 – 29 July
The Shadow of James Joyce, by Motoko Fujita, 8 June – 24 July
Bleak Beauty, by Eugene Langan,  1-29 July
A Royal Wedding, by Five Eleven Ninety Nine. Jonny Cochrane, Simone Massera, Maria de la Iglesia, Hannah Lucy Jones, Samuel Bland, Teresa Cos,  1-30 July
Liquidity On The Chair Exposures by Mella Travers, 30 June–12 July
Take Another Left by Shane Connaughton & Diarmait Grogan, 8 July to 12 July
Traces Of The Real by Hugh McCabe, 1–25 July
Photo 2011 by Dublin Camera Club members,  5–26 July
A Calculated Attack: Guerilla Exhibition/Cork Analogue Photographers, 1-31 July
Glamour in the Blood by Debbie Castro,  5–31 July
Photo 19, by DIT 3rd Year Students,  21-31 July
Jewellery Box-Ireland’s Hidden Gems, by Daragh Muldowney, 6–31 July
Close to Home, University of Ulster MFA Graduate Show. Anthony Rush, Anne McCullough, Clare Gallagher , Laura Curran, Gavin Devine, Tim Doak, Christine Redmond, Bo Gort, Anne Cassidy, Robert Ellis, Laurie Campbell,  2-7 July
Chasing Shadows II. Claudi Nir, Louis Haugh, Kamile Matulaityte, Ian Mitton, Jamie Maxwell, Dominic Turner, Caitriona Dunnett, Gwen Wilkinson, Kasia Kesicka, Orla O’Brien, Alison Baker Kerrigan, Monica Fabijanczyk, Jason Lowe, Niamh Raftery, Monika Chmielarz, Maeve O’Neill, Dominique Beyens, and Lucy Nuzum.18-31 July
Sea Shift, group show,Margaret Brown, Dara Lawless, Christine Redmond  28 July-07 August
Life Imitating Art by Jeanette Lowe, 1–31 July
Conversations About Culture by Matthew Thompson,15-24 July
The Black Mirror by Seamus Sullivan, 6–10 July
Unreal City by Basil Al-Rawi and Dejan Karin, 1-10 July
Anger by Niall O’Brien, 7-12 July
Disclosures, group show. Fiona Dowling, Tansy Cowley, Peter Connor, Louis Haugh,  21–26 July
Rhythm of Light by Brid Coakley and John Hooton, 11 June–9 July
Four Floors Show at MadArt Gallery,  19-31 July
Africa: The Experience, by Bobby Kerr, 21 July–30 Sep
Landscapes of Cork, by Patrick Donald, 6–30 July
NCAD Photography and Digital Imaging Exhibition, 1-3 July
Between A & B, by Kevin McNicholas,  7–28 July
Shooting the Talented by Emily Quinn, 8 July to 10 July
A Beret Will Be Fine, by DIT 2nd Year Students, 30 June-7 July
Listen, group show, Dorje de Burghs, Samuel Laurence Cunnane, Maeve O’Neill, Ronan McCall, 14-19 July
One Night in the Killy by Pete Smyth, 9–24 July
Grey Area, by Arcadia Collective,  8–31 July
La Dolce Vita, by Joseph La Mela,  3-31 July

Events

Dante Busquets talk on Mexican Photography, Dante Busquets, 30 July
Collaborative Change Symposium, 14 July
Martin Parr’s Lecture on Photobooks, Martin Parr, 15 July
Bruno Ceschel Lecture on Self Publish, Be Happy, by Bruno Ceschel, 16 July
Markus Schaden Lecture on Publishing, Markus Schaden,  16 July
The Sunday Society by Brown & Bri,  by Rachel Brown and Brighdin Farren, 16 July
The convergence of ideas by Brown & Bri, by Brown, Bri and Peter Richards,  17 July
Blurb Presents SHOW, Email Blurb,  16 July
On Irish Magazines: Source, SuperMassiveBlackHole, and Blow, 24 July
Source Magazine: Stock Take, Valerie Connor, Colin Graham, Justin Carville, 23 July
Talk by Sheena Malone on Photograph, 6 July
Photography in Contemporary Painting, Michael Hill, 27 July
What is Photography?, Fiona Loughnane, 23 July
Art Form Evening – Tour,  Amelia Stein, 14 July
Lunchtime Tour with Amelia Stein RHA, , Amelia Stein, 7 July
Presentation of Photobook Course in Madrid, Moritz Neumüller, 16 July
Seán Kissane on The David Kronn Collection, Seán Kissane and IMMA,  23 July
Bring Your Own Book,  24 July
The History of European Photography,  Prof. Václav Macek, 17 July
The Source Publication opportunity,  8 July
Marín: Guided Tours by the Festival Director, Ángel Luis González, 19-26 July
Presentation of PhotoIreland 2012, Ángel Luis González and Curator Moritz Neumüller, 17 July
Visual Artists Ireland Talk, 16 July
Off The Shelf – Grad Talks, Donna Kiernan, 18-22 July
Creating the Perfect Print supported by Canon, 19 July and 26 July
Chasing Shadows & Historical Processes, Ian Mitton, 28 July
Music Photography, by Naomi McArdle, Loreana Rushe, and Hugh McCabe, 21 July
Zofia Rydet: an Introduction, Zofia Rydet, 2 July
Zofia Rydet, The Exhibition. A talk by Karol Jozwiak, 30 June
Book Binding and Portfolio Options for Photographers,Tom Duffy,  20 July

Workshops

Blurb Bookmaking Seminar,  16-17 July
Studio Lighting Workshop for contemporary art photographers, Mike O’Toole, 16-17 July
VAI Professional Development Programme,  23-24 July
Fine Art Printing – Advanced Techniques, 25-29 July
Photographic Archives – large format scanning as an archival resource, 18 July
Mounting techniques: the new and the alternatives,  7 July
Creating the Perfect Print supported by Canon, 19-26 July
Panoramic Imaging, 25 July
PhotoIreland Festival 2011 – Portfolio Preparation, 4 July
Large format scanning as a creative resource, 5-11 July
Pinhole to Digital Workshop for young Adults, 18-22 July
19th Century Photographic Printing in the 21st Century, Ian Mitton & Dominic Turner,  9-10 July
Book Binding and Portfolio Options for Photographers, Tom Duffy,   20 July
Wet Collodion 19th C. Photographic Process, Gwen Wilkinson, Golden Fleece Award 2011, 23-24 July

Sponsors and Partners

These are the organisations that made possible to bring you the first ever photographic festival in Ireland.

MAIN SPONSOR

Department of Culture and Sport

SPONSORS

Arts Council of Ireland
British Council in Ireland
Dublin City Council
RTE
The Irish Times

PARTNERS

Gallery of Photography
IMMA, Irish Museum of Modern Art
RHA, Royal Hibernian Academy
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Fundación Pablo Iglesias
Foreign Ministry of Spain, Dublin
The Douglas Hyde Gallery
Sebastian Guinness Gallery
The Complex
The Franklin Furnace, New York
Filmbase
The National Library of Ireland
Stag & Deer (Urban Space Initiative)
Brown & Bri
Grad Cam
Blurb
Daniel O’Gorman
Indigo & Cloth
SuperMassiveBlackHole
Source
Schaden
Self Publish Be Happy
Blow
Visual Artists Ireland
Fire
Art Polonia
Centre for Creative Practice
City Arts
La Catedral
Exchange Focus
Block T
The James Joyce Centre
Dublin Camera Club
The Photography Studio
Basecamp
Fumbally Exchange
MadArt Gallery
Lay Flat
Le Cool
Maurice Ward
MIP
NCFA
Photographers.ie
UNHCR, The UN Refugee Agency
Yelp
Gallery 53
Create Ireland
Temple Bar Cultural Trust
No Grants Gallery
Business to Arts
Severed Head Gallery
ipn, irish photo news
Patrick Donald Gallery
The Swan Centre
iophotoworks
South Studios Gallery
The Workmans Club
D-light Studios
Homeless Gallery
Inspirational Arts
TileStyle
Exhibit A
MOXIE Studios
KTcontemporary
darc space
The Little Green Gallery

Contributors

Mark Curran, Linda Brownlee, Holly McGlynn, Karen Downey, Harry Callahan, Kenneth Josephson, Irving Penn and Brett Weston, Asako Narahashi, Nicolai Howalt, Trine Sondergaard, Amelia Stein, Gary Coyle, Eilis O’Connell, Abigail O’Brien, David Farrell, Anthony Haughey, Richard Mosse, Jackie Nickerson, Paul Seawright, Donovan Wylie, Luis Ramón Marín, Karen Miranda Rivadeneria and Dante Busquets, Alejandro Castellanos, Karl Burke, Phil Behan, Kim Haughton, Lar Boland, Paulo Nunes, Crispin Rodwell, Helen Twomey, Florencia Saluzzo, Aislinn Delaney, Elena Hermosa,  Agency Ostkreuz,  Tendance Floue Collective, Tendance Floue, Zofia Rydet, Anne Schwalbe,  Seán Hillen, The Visavis.pl Photographers’ Collective, Exchange Focus Photography Collective, Motoko Fujita, Eugene Langan, Jonny Cochrane, Simone Massera, Maria de la Iglesia, Hannah Lucy Jones, Samuel Bland, Teresa Cos, Mella Travers,  Shane Connaughton & Diarmait Grogan, Hugh McCabe, Cork Analogue Photographers, Debbie Castro, Daragh Muldowney, Anthony Rush, Anne McCullough, Clare Gallagher , Laura Curran, Gavin Devine, Tim Doak, Christine Redmond, Bo Gort, Anne Cassidy, Robert Ellis, Laurie Campbell, Claudi Nir, Louis Haugh, Kamile Matulaityte, Ian Mitton, Jamie Maxwell, Dominic Turner, Caitriona Dunnett, Gwen Wilkinson, Kasia Kesicka, Orla O’Brien, Alison Baker Kerrigan, Monica Fabijanczyk, Jason Lowe, Niamh Raftery, Monika Chmielarz, Maeve O’Neill, Dominique Beyens, and Lucy Nuzum, Margaret Brown, Dara Lawless, Christine Redmond, Jeanette Lowe, Matthew Thompson, Ieva Baltaduonyte, Amy Bindon, Derek Brunell, Joesph Carr, Brian Cregan, David Doherty, Ali Framer, Brendan Grimes, Rachael Hegarty, Laura Hughes, Alva Keogh, Laura McCormack, Caroline McNally, Tracy O’Brien, Katie O’Neill, Sinead O’Neill, Lauren Pritchard, Lyndsey Putt, Grainne Quinlan, Niamh Redmond, Seamus Sullivan, Basil Al-Rawi and Dejan Karin, Niall O’Brien, Fiona Dowling, Tansy Cowley, Peter Connor, Louis Haugh, Brid Coakley and John Hooton, Bobby Kerr, Patrick Donald, Kevin McNicholas, Emily Quinn, Dorje de Burghs, Samuel Laurence Cunnane, Maeve O’Neill, Ronan McCall, Pete Smyth, Arcadia Collective, Joseph La Mela, FOMACS, Dana Popa, Martin Parr.

Team

CURATORIAL TEAM
Ángel Luis González – Festival Director
Moritz Neumüller – Curator
Claudi Nir – Festival Coordinator
Hugh McElveen – Educational Programme
Alison Baker Kerrigan – Photographic Documentation
Paul Railton – Assistant Webmaster
Paul O’Sullivan – Copywriting
Swollen.ie – Graphic Design for Print

PRODUCTION TEAM
Frank Brennan – Technical Coordinator

VOLUNTEERS
Enda Rowan, Henning Koestler, Miriam O’Connor, Mary d’Arcy, Mags Byrne, Willemein Koelink, Ellie Tallon, Alicia Manifold, Nicola Dunne, Emma-Louise Cooke, Petra Bangemann, Mandy O Neill, Barry Keogh, Anna Przybylo, Deirdre Haughney, Anna Karwowska, Ciara O’Halloran, Klaudia Drulis, Ken Topham, Lucia Gutierrez, Kasia Kaminska, Leon McAleenan, Filippa Ceravolo, Alicia Ortega Cerrillo, Ross O’Neill, Tracy O’Brien, Siobhan Mooney, Jill Quigley, Ashley Loftus, Nigel Payne, Mark Ward, Eoin Shiel, Kate Nevin, Sarah Allen, Chris Whiteside, Francisco Galan, Mathew Ashe, Alison McDonnell, Reem Al-Sabah, Victoria Adams, Clive O’Donohoe, Ben Cooper, Noel Noblett, Ciara O’Hanrahan, David Dwyer, Louise Marlborough, Karen, Lucienne, and Gerry Blake.

PhotoIreland Festival 2011 Key Achievements

  • First Edition of the Book & Magazine Fair
    Ireland’s first Book and Magazine Fair, dedicated to Photography, celebrated in Temple Bar, as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2011.

  • A book on books selected by Martin Parr.
    Co-edited by Moritz Neumüller and Ángel Luis González, PhotoIreland Festival published ‘Martin Parr Best Books of the Decade’, to accompany the exhibition of the same name.

Locations

Temple Bar Cultural Trust

Instituto Cervantes

Alliance Francaise

La Dolce Vita Wine Bar

The James Joyce Centre

National College of Art and Design

Exchange Dublin

The Centre for Creative Practices

La Catedral Studios

South Studios Gallery

Gallery 53

Patrick Donald Gallery

The Complex

Darc Space

D-Light Studios

KTcontemporary

Inspirational Arts

Dublin Camera Club

Dublin City Library & Archive (The)

The Workmans Club

PhotographyStudio.ie

Block T

Moxie Studios

The Little Green Gallery

Swan Centre

Royal Hibernian Academy

Peppe Italian Restaurant

The Killinarden House

Connaught House, 4, 1A Burlington Rd, Dublin 4

TileStyle

Irish Museum of Modern Art

Douglas Hyde Gallery

Filmbase Centre for Film and Video

Wood Quay Venue, Dublin City Council

Gallery Of Photography

National Photographic Archive

FIRE

Base Camp

City Arts

13 N Great George’s St

Conversations About Culture

Mad Art Studio and Gallery

Fumbally Exchange

A Calculated Attack – Street Art

Barista Café

Ferry Terminal, Dun Laoghaire Harbour, Dun Laoghaire

Creation Arcade, 22/23 Duke Street, Dublin 2

Having had a successful start in 2010, PhotoIreland continued the celebration of Photography in 2011 with a great programme of events. The festival was divided into 6 strands, all of them with their own set of exhibitions and/or events.

They are as follows:

Collaborative Change

For July 2011, PhotoIreland Festival presents ‘Collaborative Change’, a series of events that investigate the possibilities of collaborative approaches within artistic and non-artistic disciplines. The events include a symposium on the theme in collaboration with GradCAM, exhibitions by photographic collectives and site-specific installations and events by two curatorial teams.
Read more about  Collaborative Change »

Photobooks and Open Call 2011

Framed within our focus on photobooks, we will present ‘Martin Parr’s Best Books of the Decade’, an exhibition of 30 international photobooks, hand-picked by the world-famous photographer and photographic bibliophile. Running in parallel will be PhotoIreland‘s first Book and Magazine Fair, which includes an International Open Call for photo books, in cooperation with Blurb.
Read more about Photobooks » and Open Call 2011 »

Featured Exhibitions and Events

The Featured Exhibitions & Events is the strand of the programme that highlights those organised outside the main theme of the festival. Within this context, it is exciting to work again with the Gallery of Photography, the Instituto Cervantes, the Mexican Embassy and the Sebastian Guinness Gallery, and to enjoy the kind support of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Royal Hibernian Academy, the Douglas Hyde Gallery and the Temple Bar Gallery and Studios – all of them adding a stimulating component to the discussion around Photography that we particularly appreciate and acknowledge.
Read more about the Featured Exhibitions & Events »

Collecting Photography

Special attention is placed this year to collecting Photography: a set of talks around that add emphasis to the unique David Kronn exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). It includes two talks: by David Kronn himself and by Seán Kissane, Head of Exhibitions at IMMA.
Read more about Collecting Photography »

Under the banner of Summer Campus, a set of workshops, talks and screenings will help us all gain knowledge and experience in a variety of fields. It sets a starting point for our first summer residency project, starting next year.
Read more about the Summer Campus »

On the OFF programme, the open area of the festival, many individual efforts have made possible to offer a selection of over 40 exhibitions around the city of Dublin, by photographers and artists of all levels. Let me mention our special interest in Sean Hillen’s and Mark Curran’s work.
Read more about the OFF Programme »

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