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niedziela, 5 stycznia 2014

Jacob Aue Sobol - talk & book signing


Book signing and talk by Jacob Aue Sobol at the gallery. Followed and preceded by drinks and music, it's going to be a long night!

Rough times:
5:00pm - Music starts
6:30pm - Talk & signing
8:30pm - Music restarts


10 January 2014
102 Bute Street, CF10 5AD Cardiff
 

piątek, 22 listopada 2013

Daleko po bliskość. Rozmowa z duńskim fotografem Aue Sobolem

Photographs © Jacob Aue Sobol

Wzbudzasz zaufanie.

Staram się być sobą. Rozmawiam z ludźmi, pokazuję im swoje prace. Są tacy, którym zależy na samym doświadczeniu, nie chcą zbyt wiele wiedzieć o mnie czy o tym, jak wykorzystam zdjęcia, inni chcą wiedzieć wszystko. W niektórych przypadkach przygotowuję się do takich spotkań, szukam wcześniej osób, które będą chciały pozować do zdjęć. Czasem po prostu poznaję ludzi na ulicy czy w barze.

Kiedyś jakiś dziennikarz zapytał mnie, czy postaci na moich fotografiach to manekiny! Nie wierzył, że można w ten sposób fotografować ludzi.

Zawsze szukam czegoś, co łączy mnie z tymi, których portretuję. Nigdy nie lubiłem być niewidzialny jako fotograf, tylko podpatrywać. Jeśli spotykam kogoś grającego w piłkę na ulicy, od razu chcę się przyłączyć, nie tylko patrzeć. Mimo że większości z tych, których fotografowałem, najprawdopodobniej nigdy już nie zobaczę, pamiętam każde z tych spotkań.

czwartek, 7 listopada 2013

Sobol z Magnum - art. Michała Gostkiewicza



Photographs © Jacob Aue Sobol
Niewiele brakowało, a zostałby myśliwym i polował na foki. Reportaż z Grenlandii robił dwa lata. Z rodziną Majów z Gwatemali mieszkał miesiąc. Wtapia się w fotografowaną społeczność. Tym razem miał kilka godzin - i niezwykle intymnie uchwycił w kadr mieszkańców Moskwy, Ułan Bator i Pekinu. - Nigdy nie robię zdjęć ludziom, którzy nie chcą być fotografowani - mówi portalowi Gazeta.pl fotograf agencji Magnum, laureat World Press Photo Jacob Aue Sobol.
Podając dłoń na przywitanie, uśmiecha się nerwowo, ale jego bystre oczy świdrują rozmówcę. W trakcie rozmowy przeprasza, jeśli wygląda na zmęczonego. - Za dużo wódki wczoraj - mówi rozbrajająco. Niewysoki, drobnej budowy, w szaroburozielonej kurtce, mówi cicho, starannie ważąc słowa, nie wyróżnia się z otoczenia.

I właśnie o to mu chodzi. Gdy Jacob Aue Sobol robi zdjęcia, stara się jak najlepiej poznać ludzi, których fotografuje, a potem jak najmniej im przeszkadzać, tak, by poczuli się swobodnie przed jego obiektywem.

sobota, 26 października 2013

Jacob Aue Sobol "Arrivals And Departures" - Private View

 
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery

"In the streets I try not to make any rational decisions about what to photograph and what not. I do not have any rules. I take pictures of everything on my way: a tree, a building, a shadow, a person. Sometimes it takes me two hours to get down a street, because there are so many things to photograph and people to meet.
 
When I have photographed in the street for a few days, I begin to feel sad. Even though my images from the streets can be close, photographing people in their own home, surrounded by the things that belong to them and make them feel safe is a total different experience. When I have photographed someone like this, I feel I have an experience to share with that person for the rest of my life.

Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery

The most bizarre question I ever got from a journalist was from a photo- Magazine asking me if the figures in my images were mannequins. The mannequin-series , he called it. He simply did not believe that it was possible to photograph humans like this. But the people I photograph are real, and I look at them, and I try to find something that connects us. I try to find a piece of myself in them. I feel warm when I look at two people desperately holding on to each other, saying: “I can't live without you.”
 
I admire all the people I take pictures of because they put themselves in a very vulnerable position. They trust me and I trust them, and it is important for me that there's a mutual understanding of this. That we're communicating in a way where it's not just 'me looking at them', but there's an exchange of emotions and life."
-Jacob Aue Sobol
 
To learn more about "Arrivals And Departures"

Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery

Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery
Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery

Photographs © Barbara Gibson, Private View “Arrivals and Departures” series with Magnum Photographer Jacob Aue Sobol at Warsaw Leica Gallery

czwartek, 24 października 2013

Tomorrow - Jacob Aue Sobol with "Arrivals and Departures"

Photograph: Jacob Aue Sobol - Beijing-March_2012
Opening, with artist: 25.10.2013, 8 p.m.
After the opening the artist will sign the albums, that will available to buy.

On October 25th , the master of black and white photography will inaugurate Leica Gallery Warsaw in a new exhibiting venue in the city center – MYSIA 3.
 
 
In Leica Gallery new interiors Sobol will present his latest project, photographic chronicle of his journey by the Transsiberian train: “I’ve never been here before – Russia, Mongolia, China – everythting is terra incognita. I wonder if the connection between people and places will feel different considering the fact that I will pass every tree, every house and every village on my way to Beijing? I want to meet people, to connect with the cities, to make the places mine, even if it’s just for a short while”.


wtorek, 22 października 2013

Jacob Aue Sobol "Arrivals and Departures" - Exhibition

Photograph: Jacob Aue Sobol
Opening, with artist: 25.10.2013, 8 p.m.
After the opening the artist will sign the albums, that will available to buy.

On October 25th , the master of black and white photography will inaugurate Leica Gallery Warsaw in a new exhibiting venue in the city center – MYSIA 3.

Jacob Aue Sobol represents the world’s elite of photographers of his generation. He is a member of legendary Magnum Photos agency, that was established over 50 years ago by Henri Cartier-Bresson. Sobol won prizes such as World Press Photo and Leica European Publishers Award. His work was exhibited in Paris, New York, Berlin, Tokyo and over 20 top galleries around the world. Each of his projects gathers prices and recognition: “Sabine” - effect of his stay in Greenland, “I, Tokyo” or “The Gomex-Brito Family”, project from Guatemala.

In Leica Gallery new interiors Sobol will present his latest project, photographic chronicle of his journey by the Transsiberian train: “I’ve never been here before – Russia, Mongolia, China – everythting is terra incognita. I wonder if the connection between people and places will feel different considering the fact that I will pass every tree, every house and every village on my way to Beijing? I want to meet people, to connect with the cities, to make the places mine, even if it’s just for a short while”.

Opening of the exhibition will be crowned of the inauguration of the new gallery venue. Leica Gallery Warsaw, after almost four year of artistic activity in Blue City Center, opens its new exhibiting venue, that consists of over 300 square meters of exhibiting space, Leica Store and library devoted to photo-publishing. Jacob Sobol will open the exhibitions and gallery in the flesh

Supporting events:
October 25th, after the opening, signing albums by author.
October, 26th, 18:00 - artist talk. After the talk, signing albums by author.
Albums available to buy: "I, Tokyo", "Sabine", "Veins"

Jacob Aue Sobol, “Arrivals and Departures”
Leica Gallery Warsaw, MYSIA 3, II and III floor
Mysia 3 street, Warsaw
Opening: 25.10.2013, 8 p.m.
Exhibition: 26.10-17.11.2013, Free admission
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Meeting with Jacob Aue Sobol - 26.10.2013 at 18.00 -  Leica Gallery, Warsaw, MYSIA 3

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