Linda Hansen - II

She has done it again - created a universe where only Linda Hansen is allowed, with a book (artist print only?) and en exhibition running this week at KONTOR Projects she is letting us have a sticky-beek into her days and nights.

Jeg er Linda Hansen is showing us a blurry state between sleep and wake, with small and large bodies. And scratches on the surface made by found objects.

Linda Hansen, 2010

My dad

It's been two years since I met my father, and I think I'm finally ready to share the video of our first meeting more widely. Well, widely among those few who read my blog. Together with Hjemstavn // Revisited, this film is the starting point for my family explorations and I return to this day over and over.

Lise fik en far from Lise Baltzer on Vimeo.

Diptych SD

Eight days in San Diego produced very little new material, but just enough to add to the here or there series. And a diptych or maybe a triptych.

SD, 2011

SD, 2011

KONTOR projects feature Louise Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist

Louise Bøgelund Saugmann and Jenny Nordquist are exhibiting at KONTOR projects as part of Copenhagen Photo Festival. KONTOR projects gallery is open daily 12:00-18:00 through 19 June.

© Louise Bøgelund Saugmann

© Jenny Nordquist

KONTOR

Jenny has made a cool blog for KONTOR. Have a look at the postings from time to time; http://kontor7a.wordpress.com/

Book published

How quickly the days disappear and I'm still engulfed in various projects, but no closer to uploading scans in my blog. I'm now trapped in wintersnow again, but I at least managed to finish my project on Japan during the past year. I spent quite a few months editing a book, and had input from lots of good people, both fellow photographers and some who just love looking at images. This is the final result - the images will be uploaded on my website and the book can be viewed here:

Don't touch life in the pond by Lise Baltzer | Make Your Own Book

Family

Is your family always familar? What will you discover when you turn your camera toward your family members, especially your immediate family. The series Days with my father by Phillip Toledano is a very moving portrait of a relationship between a parent and child.