PEDRO MATOS

Ritratti poetici di Pedro Matos

La street art di Pedro Matos

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Pedro Matos
Born: 1989, Santarem, Portugal
Lives: Lisbon, Portugal
Education: BFA Painting - Ar.Co Lisboa (currently)
NEXT SHOW
2010 - "Jest in Time" - Distinction Gallery - Escondido (San Diego), CA
SOLO SHOWS
2010 - "Reality Show" - Montana Gallery - Lisbon, PT
GROUP SHOWS
2010 - "As they see it" @ 941 Geary
White Walls & Shooting Gallery - San Francisco, USA
2010 - "Art Stars" - Polo Jeans/Ralph Lauren - Zaragoza, SP
2009 - "Advent" - Art-el Gallery - Bristol, UK
2009 - "Art in Mind" - The Bricklane Gallery - London, UK
2008 - "Pour me some smoke" - Carmichael Gallery - Los Angeles, USA
SELECTED PRESS
Juxtapoz / Arrested Motion / Slamxhype / Format Magazine
Grab Magazine / VNA (Very Nearly Almost) / Urbanartcore / Art Bastard
Wooster Collective / Unurth / Huck Magazine
http://www.pedromatos.org/

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LA PARIGI SCANDALOSA DI BETTINA RHEIMS

Nel nuovo libro della fotografa, pubblicato da Taschen, le immagini di una Parigi dominata dalla fantasia delle donne.

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

Magic city III. Place du Calvaire, mars 2009. Eliska Cross

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

L'air des rails. Gare d'Austerlitz, quai n°15, février 2009. Laetizia Venezia, Inge van Bruystegem

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

Tenue de gala. Le Meurice, rue de Rivoli, février 2009. Monica Bellucci

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

Joyau de l'art gothique. Tour du Palais de Justice, côté Sainte-Chapelle, mars 2009. Inge van Bruystegem

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

La Joconde du métro. Métro, ligne 9, mars 2009. Estelle Desbonnez

La Parigi scandalosa di Bettina Rheims

Paris diadème. L'Observatoire de Paris, avenue Denfert-Rochereau, mars 2009. Audrey Marnay

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LE ILLUSTRAZIONI MUSICALI DI ERICA IRIS SIMMONS

 "The Birds"  Recycled 8mm flim with reel on canvas, 2009.

 "Ghost in the Machine: Bob Marley" Cassette tape on canvas, 2010

 "Ghost in the Machine: Betty Page" Recycled 16mm film on canvas, 2009

"Ghost in the Machine: The Clash" Cassette tape on canvas, 2009

 "Ghost in the Machine: Bob Dylan" Cassette tape on canvas, 2009

"The Dude Abides"  VHS on canvas, 2009

"Ghost in the Machine: Jimi Hendrix" Cassette tape on canvas, 2008

 "Ghost in the Machine: Jerry Garcia Live"  Cassette tape on canvas 2010

 Did some work last year for Jung v. Matt am Neckar (German ad agency)... this was a promo for a radio station. I sculpted the cassette into designs by their art director and then sent the tape sculptures to the agency where they were photographed and made uber nice-looking. 2009

 "Ghost in the Machine: John Lennon"  Cassette tape on canvas, 2009. Published October 2009 in The Sunday Times Magazine (London). Art direction Allyson Waller.

 "Ghost in the Machine: Robert Smith"  Cassette tape on canvas, 2009

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L’INDIA VISTA DA UN INDIANO

© Raghu Rai/Magnum

They say a good photograph is worth a thousand words. But a thousand words can be a lot of noise. How about some silence – a moment in space which is non-negotiable.

© Raghu Rai/Magnum

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Raghu Rai's Gangaram.
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Raghu Rai ©all right reserved

Bazigars from Rajasthan, Delhi, 1986

Raghu Rai ©all right reserved

Mother consoling a child, 1970

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Raghu Rai, Calcutta dockyard - © Magnum Photos / Contrasto
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Raghu Rai, Darjilng-train - © Magnum Photos / Contrasto
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Raghu Rai, Indira in congress meeting - © Magnum Photos / Contrasto
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Raghu Rai, Woman cart puller © Magnum Photos / Contrasto
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Raghu Rai, Vip storm helicopter - © Magnum Photos / Contrasto
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My Father and My Son, 1969

The experience of India is horizontal, it does not begin from anywhere, nor does it end anywhere. It is the panoramic experience that allows me to photograph the throbbing of several energies on one given canvas.

© Raghu Rai/Magnum

At times, different meditations merge into one and gather in a single space, simply a spontaneous collection of circumstances. I stand amid this human deluge trying to untangle the merging and emerging of various colours, the myriad hues of every emotion, set in motion by each charge and recharge. It energises and enriches itself…

© Raghu Rai/Magnum

The restless and restful find their home in me … The inadequate wishes there were four or five of me, it is life’s longing for itself that makes me go on. The emergence of the unseen and revelation of the unknown leaves me amazed!!!

Lamas in Prayer - Raghu Rai ©all right reserved

The experience becomes a DARSHAN.
What a country of mine!
Raghu Rai

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RITI, CANTI E TAMBURI DELL’AFRICA NERA

Artist Profile

Nnamdi Charles Ijiomah

 

Nnamdi Charles Ijiomah a.k.a MOFI was born in Enugu state Nigeria on 10th of April 1977. Right from childhood Nnamdi had an eye for engaging and provocative images, little wonder he choose the camera as an instrument to express his thoughts.
Basically his works solely address social issues, and on the same hand upholds the unique African heritage.
Nnamdi’s intent is to put Nigeria and indeed Africa on the international limelight through the promotion of African cultural heritage by using unique photographic images to tell stories of African roots to the outside world and for the benefit of generations to come.
Nnamdi’s photography approach is documentary in nature and as such gives people of other climes the opportunity to appreciate the significance and beauty of the rich African culture.
Few of his works today enjoy international recognition and are proudly exhibited in some of African best galleries.

*all Photographs and rights contained herein, including copyright, remain the sole and exclusive properties of NNAMDI CHARLES IJIOMAH*

“My objective is to put Nigeria and indeed Africa on the international limelight through the promotion of our cultural heritage by using unique photographic images to tell stories of our roots to the outside world and for the benefit of generations to come.”

Title: Ceremony
Year: 2010

Title: Ceremony 2
Year: 2010

Title: Dancers
Year: 2010

Title: Dancers 2
Year: 2010

Title: Dancers 3
Year: 2010

Title: Drummer
Year: 2010

Title: Drummer 2
Year: 2010

Title: Flute Player
Year: 2010

Title: Drummer 3
Year: 2010

http://www.africancolours.com/charlesijiomah.htm

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