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ATRI FESTIVAL
MASTERCLASS WITH ALEX MAJOLI
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PHOTOGRAPHERS' ROOM
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ASSIGNMENT ESPRESSO
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OPENING IN MILAN
ALEC SOTH
LABELS
ACCESS TO LIFE
PIXEL LIKE CUPCAKES
MOCA, LOS ANGELES
THAI PROTESTERS
HERESIES
MASTERCLASS
SCHMUTZER 1894/1928
THE PARK
LOAN NGUYEN
HERESIES
We are all doves © Pedro Meyer
Pedro Meyer’s Heresies is a retrospective comprising four decades of groundbreaking work by one of the world’s most innovative photographers. The Heresies exhibit — opening simultaneously in 60 museums worldwide in October 2008 — will also create a revolutionary new paradigm for exhibiting photographs in museums.
Mexican photographer Pedro Meyer is as renowned for his powerful and provocative photographs as he is for his pioneering work with digital imaging. Meyer’s photographs consistently test the limits of truth,
fiction and reality. With the advent of digital photography in the early 1990s, Meyer evolved from a documentary photographer who created so-called “straight photographs” into a digital-documentarian who often combines photographic elements from disparate times and places to arrive at a different or higher truth. Meyer’s oft- expressed contention that all photographs — digitally manipulated or not — are equally “true” and “untrue” has been labeled “heretical” in the orthodox documentary photography community. Hence the title Heresies.
Meyer’s personal innovations in the field of digital photography include creating the first CD- ROM to combine sound and images, creating the first digital prints ever made and in 1994, creating his renowned online photography forum, zonezero.com — the most-visited digital photography content site on the web.
http://www.pedromeyer.com