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Conscientious » Administrative Notice: The Redesign
There is going to be a redesigned, new version of this blog website coming online, with the switch coming up this weekend (Saturday/Sunday). Of course, you'll see what's new and changed once it's up. But if you visit this site on Saturday and/or Sunday, service might be disrupted. Hopefully, it won't be, but if it is, just come back later. I'll …
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Conscientious » Johan Bergström
Some of Johan Bergström's work is quite conceptual, but there should be something for everybody on his site. The Spectators is work in progress, I am curious to see more.
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Conscientious » Sarah Charlesworth
A lot of Sarah Charlesworth is based on photography, and quite a bit of it is looking at how photography is used. Her series Modern History shows the front pages of newspaper, with everything but (usually) the photos and the newspaper's name removed. Unfortunately, hew website doesn't show any examples of those. Regardless, there's a nice overview of her work …
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 68
Winter has decided to return to Southern Oregon. It's not surprising. Just when we think spring is on its way and the buds are out — wham — snow. Plum tree. It's funny to think that what the eye… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]] [Link]
Conscientious » The Copyright Corner
For all your questions about copyright there now is The Copyright Corner (via).
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Conscientious » The Road to Publishing
Shawn Records talks to Jason Fulford and Alec Soth about book publishing.
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Conscientious » Why we must see
A few days after the Buchenwald concentration camp was liberated in early April 1945, German civilians from the nearby town of Weimar were made to tour the camp, to see with their own eyes what had happened just a few miles from their homes. On one of these days, photographer Margaret Burke-White was present, to record such a visit (see …
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Conscientious » Hein-kuhn Oh
Just like Thomas Ruff's well-known portraits, Hein-kuhn Oh's Cosmetic Girls asks the viewer to try to look beyond make-up, poses, and photographic conventions. Also, don't miss the older, b/w, work!
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 67
Brittany Spears has more than 4.5 million followers on Twitter–more than the population of the city of Los Angeles. In 2009, Facebook estimated it had about 440 million active users, while another… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]] [Link]
Conscientious » Review: Lydia Panas at Foley Gallery (plus some thoughts about reviews)
Regular readers of this blog I'm sure will be familiar with Lydia Panas' work (if not, find my conversation with Lydia here). The Mark of Abel work is now on view at Foley Gallery (until April 20, 2010; click on the image above for a larger view).
It is always exciting for me to see work I'm quite familiar …
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Conscientious » Hiroyuki Masuyama
No, this is not a painting, or actually the painting. It's a digital recreation, using 700 individual photos, assembled by Hiroyuki Masuyama. For more on the artist and his process check out this page and this one.
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Conscientious » Gabriele Basilico
Gabriele Basilico is an Armory Show discovery for me. I found two of his images from Beirut, which, I think, is by far his very best work. See more images, plus some text, here.
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital days project: Day 66
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Conscientious » "copyright lawsuits [...] as [a] way of protecting Cuba's socialist principles"
I'm sure you have seen this already, but just in case you haven't… (via)
Update (9 March 2010): Also see this link.
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Conscientious » Roger Ballen's Outland
I had been looking for Roger Ballen's Outland 
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Conscientious » A Saturday in New York City (incl. A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again)
The Armory Art Show takes the idea that art isn't a commodity to be sold like the machines and tools on display at the Hannover industrial trade show (that I used to visit as a teenager) and dispenses with it neatly. If any of the Show's objects at some stage were in the presence of an artist toiling over their …
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Conscientious » Eric Tabuchi
Those who can't get enough of typologies will enjoy Eric Tabuchi's website (via).
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Conscientious » Eric Tabuchi
Those who can't get enough of typologies will enjoy Eric Tabuchi's website (via).
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Conscientious » Photographic public sculptures
Ray Dowd has some very smart comments on the recent Korean War Veteran's Memorial fair-use case.
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Conscientious » On-demand printers tested (with scores)
Those interested in on-demand book publishing might want to look at this page: Eighteen different companies rated (according to criteria not listed, so things are frustratingly vague if you want to get an idea what the scores really mean; link via). Also note the post seems to have been written from the perspective of a commercial photo editor, so fine-art people …
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 65
Returning home from the mecca of shameless consumption, Wal-Mart, I pulled off the road to witness a beautiful sunset. I was curious how the iPhone images might compare to those made with a DSLR…. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]] [Link]
Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 64
Started the day at 4 a.m. as part of our photojournalism's classes final project — one digital day in Ashland. Students headed out on Friday morning and took two hour shifts each. I filled in on the… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]] [Link]
Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 63
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 62
I have been looking at Walker Evans FSA photography from the Great Depression and I was struck by how he seemed to photograph objects that otherwise might go unnoticed. Refrigerator, shopping cart… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]] [Link]
Conscientious » Art Fairs
I’m on my way to the New York art fairs, so there won't be any book reviews tomorrow. Regular programming will resume on Monday.
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Conscientious » "The Value Of A News Photograph"
You’re taking a great photo of some explosion because you happen to be there, and then you decide to give it to the New York Times, with exclusive rights. Sounds like a great idea? Well, check out this post by Rob.
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Conscientious » Isabella Demavlys
In Without A Face, Isabella Demavlys portrays the victims of acid attacks in Pakistan. In places like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and now also Afghanistan, acid attacks have become a common form of violence against women.
“Acid attacks are a relatively recent phenomenon, with the earliest recorded incidents in Bangladesh in 1983. They have become possible as acidic products became household …
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Dennis Dunleavy » Digital Days Project: Day 61
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Conscientious » Schoolhouse Editions
I’m sure you're familiar with Charles Lane Press, the independent book publishing house started by Richard Renaldi and Seth Boyd (full disclosure: Richard, Seth and I are friends). If you've ever thought about or actually produced a self-published book, you know that getting books printed is very, very expensive. In order to raise more funds for Charles Lane Press, Richard …
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Conscientious » Less is More With Compressed Sensing
Via the Smithsonian's blog I found this very interesting article about "compressed sensing." I've long been interested in the mathematics that underlies image processing (incl. compression), and given the many applications for this it's just incredibly fascinating.
Update (3 March 2010): Nuit Blanche has much more about it, for example here. (thank you, Tatsu!)
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