Tag: peace photography

• Is art photography obsessed with the dark sides of humans and their society? If so, it should change.

  

  October 8, 2020 It’s probably true to say that most people – I haven’t measured it – feel that we live in dark times. Just mention the environment, war and militarism, structures dissolving, poverty, global development goals never met, lack of political leadership, erosion of basic norms and ethics, corruption, sexism, the US/Western world falling…

  JO

  October 8, 2020

  Art politics, Art reflections, Exhibition notes

  Bad news, doomsday photography, Landskrona Foto Festival, media attitudes to images, peace photography, press images and world views, war photography, World Press Photo

• SPAR – The “Silk Peace Art Road” Project

  

  Lund, Sweden –March 8 to July 16, 2018. No longer updated here.But all about the project on my photo homepage launched on September 1, 2018 here. Jan Oberg, Oberg PhotoGraphics, has been invited by the Global Art Affairs (GAA) Foundation and the European Cultural Center to exhibit at Palazzo Mora in Venice in the context…

  JO

  March 8, 2018

  Art spaces in Venice (other), Biennale in Venice, New works, Newsletter “Shoot”, Promotion, Studio, events, promotion, press, updates, updates

  art in peace, China art world, European Cultural Centre, F W Oberg Ars Studeo, F. W. Oberg, GAA Foundation, Palazzo Mora, peace art, Peace Art Hotel in Shanghai, peace in art, peace photography, Personal Structures – Open Borders, Qiu Zhijie, Qiu Zhijie total art, Rene Rietmeyer, ROCI – Rauschenberg Overseas…, Silk PeaceArt Road, Silk PeaceArt Road project, Silk Road and art, Swatch PeaceArt Hotel, Time – Space – Existence, Venice Biennale 2019

• Why so much violence in press photos?

  Every year World Press Photo announces the best media photography during the year, based on thousands of submitted photos from all around the world. Indeed these photos can be deeply moving and say a lot about our world; they are technically superb and often examples of the magic of being there at the right place…

  JO

  March 19, 2016

  Art reflections

  Elise Boulding, love photography, peace photography, peace-building., photo journalism, photojournalism, war phtography, war reportage, World Press Photo