Anna Mautner Markhof, trained Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Photographer.
Read moreCategory: Photography
Kaspar Felix Lerch
Exclusive news from Art Basel Miami 2011
An exclusive update on last week’s Art Basel Miami Beach fair by our American reporters
Read morePhoto Diary by Shoko Matsuyama
“I wan born in the outskirts of Tokyo.
But my parents were born in Tohoku(The north of japan)
I wonder wether the recollection inherits.”
Photo Diary by Tomoyuki Ueno
Hidden Art Collection in Lower Carinthia
A group of young art-loving internationals made their way to Carinthia to discover the hidden and unknown treasures of Carinthia. Most of them have never even heard of this part of Austria, but they were curious to visit a new place and were even more fascinated by visiting an underground art foundation.
Read morePhoto Diary by Arnaud Wacker
‘I’ve been several times in Japan, in Tokyo especially. The first time was for the traditional wedding of a japanese friend.That was such a revelation, I knew I had to spend more time there, not just feeling the city but really live in there. Few years after, I’ve been able to stay 6 months in Japan, mostly in Tokyo but also in countryside, like an out of time experience. My point was to translate everyday life in pictures, telling stories, trying to find hidden poetry, portraying people who live there, sometimes just being a witness. For me, Tokyo is an always changing town, a gigantic, never-ending and beautiful chaos. Over-crowded trains, omnipresent signs, dazzling lights, streets with no name, sounds, smells, all these things make Tokyo so unique. And so human after all.’ says the parisian photographer and art director.
Read morePhoto Diary by Simon Oxley
Tokyo in the Dark
Three days after my landing, the evening of the 8th, a large aftershock shook us. A tremor with an intensity of 6 was recorded in the Tohoku region, to be specific near Miyagi, on the Japanese 7 stage seismic scale. Tokyo recorded 3 out of 7. (To compare the numbers it was 5+ in Tokyo on 3.11.) Although the shake itself wasn’t a terrifying experience for me, I immediately received some concerned messages from friends abroad. I turned on the CNN and BBC, they were reporting the earthquake in Japan as a breaking news. Reading some concerned messages from Japanese friends abroad, I imagined how I would have felt watching the news through the TV in the other side of the world. I was glad to be home.
Read moreLorenzo Wirz Castellani
Feel free to send # Horst und Edeltraut your photo diary of Japan. We will be publishing a Japan Special photo diary by amateurs and photographers, in order to raise the general attention to Japan’s suffering situation at the moment. We thank everybody who has contributed so far, and would like to encourage everyone else to follow.
Read morePhoto Diary by Philip Schuler-Voith
Feel free to send # Horst und Edeltraut your photo diary of Japan. We will be publishing a Japan Special photo diary by amateurs and photographers every few days, in order to raise the general attention to Japan’s suffering situation at the moment. We thank everybody who has contributed so far, and would like to encourage everyone else to follow.
Read morePhoto Diary by Alexander Atwater
The Tokyo Rockabilly Club is a group that have been around since the 70′s and still make an appearance in Yoyogi Park every Sunday where they sport towering quiffs and dance to 50’s rock and roll tunes. They are a prime example of a subculture in a highly conservative country where conformism is ingrained.
Read morePhoto Diary Manfredi Gioacchini
Feel free to send # Horst und Edeltraut your photo diary of Japan.
Read moreJAPAN by Gabrielle Berlin
Thinking of my previous and hopefully not last trip to Japan, fine memories come back into my mind. It was such an interesting and impressive journey, that I have problems to select only ten reminding and typical photographs. Three friends and I were keen to explore the whole country, but the ten days we had tightened our trip extremely and our prime focus lay on Tokyo and Kyoto.
Read more