Sunday, June 19, 2011
1. Mitsuko Nagone
Mitsuko Nagone grew up in a small southern city in Japan. She moved to Tokyo and studied photography at the College of Tokyo Visual Arts. She then moved to New York City to continue her studies at LaGuardia Community College. Her photographs appeared in magazines published in NYC and Tokyo.
Currently, Mitsuko resides in Japan, works as a freelance photographer, and contributes to Getty Images. She also graduated with a BA in Photography from Kyoto University of Art and Design. She is available for photography assignments and commission. Photography remains her passion where she currently exhibits her personal work in area galleries.
See more work by Mitsuko HERE
2. Hahn Super Dry - Pioneering Beering
Credits:
Agency: Publicis Mojo, Sydney
Executive Creative Director: Micah Walker
Copywriter: Justine Armour
Art Director: Ruth Bellotti,
Group Account Director: Deanne Constantine
Agency Producer: Adrian Shapiro
Strategy Team: Graham Ritchie and Nicole Milward.
Director: Tom Kuntz via MJZ
Production Designer: Floyd Albee
Producer: Scott Kaplan.
Visual effects: Eight VFX, Sydney and Cutting Edge, Sydney
Editor: Gavin Cutler – Mackenzie Cutler.
Sound: Simon Lister – Nylon Studios
Music Licencing: Karl Richter – Level 2.
3. Antony Crook
Bolton born photographer Antony Crook caught my attention with his portraiture work over on his portfolio page. Now, I’ve seen many of his pictures before, we even showcased a video that Antony did on the site, but for some reason or another I’ve never got round to posting up some of my favourite photographs. I picked this series because you don’t often see photographers with such a wide variety of stars under his belt, he’s taken pictures of famous individuals such as David Hockney, Peter Saville, and Tim Burton. He’s even taken a photo of one of our biggest inspirations, Daiki Suzuki of Engineered Garments.
Aside from that, Antony has some terrific landscape work that ranges from places like his hometown in Bolton, to Colorado, and Goa, India. He’s really got his own sense of style, so much so that it connects the series one to another, something that seems to be lost in the younger photographers. View his beautifully composed work by clicking the link below:
www.antonycrook.com
(written by: Mark Robinson for ONEEIGHTNINE)
4. Chris Turner
Chris Turner is a London-based photographer who has been
shooting for over 16 years. He works in the advertising, design and
editorial markets. In the last couple of years, Chris has won a
number of awards for his food, still-life and fashion
photography.
Chris Turner Photography
9 Pratt Mews, London NW1 0AD
t: +44 (0) 20 7383 3666
The Miss Jones Agency Ltd
19a Broad Wynd
Edinburgh EH6 6QZ
t: 0131 555 0858
The Miss Jones Agency Ltd
Measure Studios
65 Margaret Street
London W1W 8SP
t: 020 7193 3492
Represented in Asia by
Lala Studio Ltd
1/F Tung Lee Commercial Building
95 Jervois Street
Sheung Wan
Hong Kong
t: +852 2575 3808
m: +852 6336 3262
5. Jason Nocito
On May 25, 1973, Jason Nocito was born in Mineola, NY. He was raised by his single mother in suburban Long Island, but he traveled to Manhattan every other weekend to visit his father. His interest in photography started at the age of 13, when his older brother handed him down a camera. His interests were punk rock and skateboarding, and his first images were of bands and his friends hanging out at shows. Even then, he knew photography would play a huge roll in his life.
After graduating Mineola High School in 1991, Jason made the move from Long Island to Manhattan. He studied photography and painting at F.I.T, before transferring to Parsons School of Design. After graduating in 1996 with a degree in photography, Jason began playing music and documenting friends full-time, taking pictures whenever he had the opportunity. In order to eat, he worked as an assistant and printer. In 1999, he quit playing music and focused on photography full-time. He started shooting editorial portraits and small stories for magazines like Nylon and Jane.
Today, Jason shoots for advertising clients such as Nike, Apple, Canon, Diesel, Motorola, Sony, Converse, and Urban Outfitters. He shoots regular editorial work for The Fader, Rolling Stone, Nylon, ESPN, Wired, Fast Company and Teen Vogue.
Photography is Jason's driving force in life. He loves nothing more than being on set and consistently pushing himself creatively. He resides in NYC with his wife Megan and their French Bulldog pup.
See more of Jason's Work at DS Reps
6. Guillaume Bresson
Guillaume Bresson – Biography
Born 1982 in Toulouse, France
Currently lives and works in Paris
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2009 Presentation in project space Sorry We're Closed, Brussels, Belgium
Tandem 2 | Espace Croix-Baragnon, Toulouse, France
2008 Guillaume Bresson | Bourouina Gallery, Berlin
2007 Dix-7 en Zero-7 | Ecoles des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France
Solo Exhibition | Galerie Lacen, Paris
Group Exhibitions
2010 Dynasty | Palais de Tokyo / Musée d'Art moderne de la Ville de Paris , Paris
Exposition Prix Sciences Po pour l'Art contemporain | Sciences Po, Paris
2008 La dégelée Rabelais | Musée Pierre André Benoit, Alès, France
See more work by Guillaume HERE
7. Memory Tapes "Yes I Know"
memorytap.es
Direction and post: Eric Epstein najork.net
Director of photography: Aaron Epstein aaronepstein.com
The guy: Ben Aufill
Production company: m ss ng p eces mssngpeces.com
Additional thanks to Robert Lopuski forgottensundays.com for suggestions and encouragement
8. James Roper
James on James:
My work explores a variety of subjects from the heightened realities depicted in Baroque art and modern media to the restraint and release of energy found within complex structures such as the human body. I work in various mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture and film.
I have exhibited widely throughout the world including both group and solo shows in London, New York, Los Angeles, Milan and Barcelona.
Born in Knutsford, England, 1982. I graduated in 2005 with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Manchester Metropolitan University.
See more work by James Roper HERE
Labels:
Art,
drawing,
illustation,
James Roper,
painting,
sculpture
9. Roger Weiss
Roger Weiss was born in Switzerland and at an early age began experimenting with photography.
Graduated with excellence from Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan, Italy.
His curiosity of the human form lead him to an artistic approach.
Today, he continues as an artist as well as a fashion photographer.
See more work by Roger HERE
10. Janet Echelman
Janet Echelman builds living, breathing sculpture
environments that respond to the forces of nature — wind, water and
light— and become inviting focal points for civic life. Exploring the
potential of unlikely materials, from fishing net to atomized water
particles, Echelman combines ancient craft with cutting-edge technology
to create her permanent sculpture at the scale of buildings.
Experiential in nature, the result is sculpture that shifts from being
an object you look at, to something you can get lost in.
Recent prominent works include “Her Secret is Patience”, which spans two city blocks in downtown Phoenix, “Water Sky Garden”, which premiered for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, and “She Changes”,
which transformed a waterfront plaza in Porto, Portugal. Her newest
commission creates a “Zone of Recomposure” in the new Terminal 2 at San
Francisco International Airport.
She has received fellowships from John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, New York
Foundation for the Arts, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Japan Foundation, Rotary
International Foundation, Harvard Graduate School of Design Loeb Fellowship, Aspen
Institute Henry Crown Fellowship, and a Fulbright Senior Lectureship. Echelman will serve as a 2011-2012 Resident in Visual Arts at the American Academy in Rome.
She currently serves on the board of directors of the U.S. Fulbright Association.Foundation for the Arts, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Japan Foundation, Rotary
International Foundation, Harvard Graduate School of Design Loeb Fellowship, Aspen
Institute Henry Crown Fellowship, and a Fulbright Senior Lectureship. Echelman will serve as a 2011-2012 Resident in Visual Arts at the American Academy in Rome.
See more work by Janet HERE
Friday, June 10, 2011
Top 10 June 10
Welcome to the last Top 10 ever to be sent out on a Friday Morning!
I finally had enough of missing out on good Thursday nights out or working late and bloging later.
From now on Top 10 will see the light of day on Monday Mornings, giving me the weekend to put things together and hopefully, this will make the whole list a lot better and eliminate some of the twilight errors.
Hope you enjoy this weeks Top 10 Featuring one of my new favorite photographers found from Le Book last night Grant Cornett.
Enjoy...and way to go Mondays!
// Mr. J
I finally had enough of missing out on good Thursday nights out or working late and bloging later.
From now on Top 10 will see the light of day on Monday Mornings, giving me the weekend to put things together and hopefully, this will make the whole list a lot better and eliminate some of the twilight errors.
Hope you enjoy this weeks Top 10 Featuring one of my new favorite photographers found from Le Book last night Grant Cornett.
Enjoy...and way to go Mondays!
// Mr. J
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