Piektdien, 8.jūnijā, plkst 19:00 Kaņepes Kultūras centrā tiks atklāta pirmā ISSP Skolas absolventu izstāde, kurā ar individuāliem fotoprojektiem piedalīsies 15 Skolas studenti - jaunie Latvijas fotogrāfi Agnese Mūrniece, Aija Bley, Aivars Purmals, Ēriks Gailis, Ģirts Raģelis, Ieva Raudsepa, Inga Linda Tilgase-Galzone, Kārlis Bergs, Kristians Bērents, Linda Dambeniece, Lita Krone, Luīze Pētersone, Mārcis Ruiķis, Toms Norde un Viesturs Pinka. Izstāde būs atvērta apmeklētājiem no 8.-31.jūnijam. Laipni lūgti!
On Friday 8 June 19:00 - the opening of the first Exhibition of the ISSP School students!
15 young Latvian photographers: Agnese Mūrniece, Aija Bley, Aivars Purmals, Ēriks Gailis, Ģirts Raģelis, Ieva Raudsepa, Inga Linda Tilgase-Galzone, Kārlis Bergs, Kristians Bērents, Linda Dambeniece, Lita Krone, Luīze Pētersone, Mārcis Ruiķis, Toms Norde un Viesturs Pinka presenting their individual projects done during their studies at the School during the last 9 months.
The exhibition at Kaņepes Kultūras center (Skolas 15) will be open until 31 June 2012.
10. septembrī Baltajā naktī, Berga bazārā, sadarbībā ar 1/4 Satori - mūsu pirmās foto-projekcijas pilsētvidē: tiks demonstrētas Maikla Akermana, Vanessas Winship, George Georgiou un Claudine Doury lieliskās kolekcijas.
Arno Rafael Minkkinen on ISSP (7 September 2011):
To answer the famous question one gets later in life - where and with whom did you study - I can’t imagine ISSP students not reflecting back instantly on this amazing time of magical learning, creative abandon, intrepid risk taking - and moonlight dancing - not to mention the endless waterfalls and epiphanies of Kuldiga, the perfect location for it all. I know I would. Com’on, I was a student too!
Claudine Doury on ISSP (2 September 2011):
ISSP is unique, its not surprising that participants apply from all over the world. One week of non-stop creativity in the middle of the forest. All made possible because of the incredible energy of the ISSP team. Special thanks to my students, it was an amazingly talented and lovely group.
We are very glad to announce the launch of the Borderlines project Blog - http://blog.europeanborderlines.net. Follow the insights from the "borderlines" of the 12 participating photographers and the tutors in Latvia, Turkey, Iceland and Portugal. Share the news!
No 25. augusta līdz 24. septembrim Rīgā, Kalnciema kvartālā apskatāmi darbi, kas radās žurnāla National Geographic redaktoru vadītās meistardarbnīcas "Dokumentālā foto-eseja: stāsti no Kuldīgas" laikā šī gada 27.-29. maijā, Kuldīgā.
Otrdien, 16. augustā, plkst.19.00, jaunajā ¼ Satori radošajā telpā Berga bazārā ar publisku lekciju uzstāsies vairāku starptautisko balvu laureāts, fotogrāfs, rakstnieks, kurators un pedagogs Arno Rafaēls Minkinens (Arno Rafael Minkkinen).
You are cordially invited to the exhibition of ISSP 2011 final works in Kuldīga! The Opening and the screening of gala-works at Kuldiga open-air cinema are on Saturday, 13th August, 19:00. The exhibition is open to public till 2 October 2011.
The ISSP 2011 Evening programme will present exciting series of presentations and talks by teachers and guests - every evening 20:00, starting from 7 August till ISSP Exhibition Opening on 13th August. The evening talks are open to visitors free of charge - all lovers of photography are welcome.
Līdz 12.augustam Kuldīgas novada muzejā apskatāmi darbi, kas radās žurnāla National Geographic darbinieku vadītās meistardarbnīcas "Dokumentālā foto-eseja: stāsti no Kuldīgas" laikā šī gada 26.-29. maijā.
Esam saņēmusi 52 pieteikumus pirmajam ISSP Skolas mācību gadam! Paldies visiem, kas pieteicās, par uzticēšanos un interesi par jauno programmu. Dalību piedāvāsim tiem 15, kuriem pēc mūsu domām, šī programma ir visvairāk vajadzīga. Atlases rezultātus paziņosim līdz augusta sākumam.
The updated ISSP 2011 programme, with evening talks and presentations, is now online, as well as confirmed list of participants. We are looking forward for the event!!!
Here are the results of the workshop "Documentary photo-essay: Stories form Kuldīga" led by Sarah Leen and Bill Marr of National Geographic Magazine to 16 young Latvian photographers in Kuldīga, Latvia on 26-29 May 2011. 16 stories, transformed into collective dedication to the town of Kuldīga.