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Marie-Jo Lafontaine
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Paul Graham
Jago Brown |
In this period of pre-millennial tension, Paul Graham (England), Reneke Dijkstra (Netherlands) and Marie-Jo Lafontaine (Belgium), have been inspired to create large-scale photographic portraits of young Europeans, portraying them as self-confident yet vulnerable. To coincide with the first phase of exhibitions in Photo 98 - the UK Year of Photography and the Electronic Image - we present the work of Joan Fontcuberta (Spain), Jorma Puranen (Finland), and Marie-Jo Lafontaine, three of the ten artists who were commissioned to produce work that reflects on the nature of Europe and its changing political, economic and cultural identities. Also featured in this redesigned issue are Gabriele Basilico (Italy) and Abigail Lane (England), and Hiroshi Sugimoto (Japan) who, along with Paul Graham, was shortlisted for the 1998 Citibank Photography Prize.
Suky Best Inadmissible Evidence, 1997
Paul Graham The
End of an Age Rineke Dijkstra
Marie-Jo Lafontaine Abigail Lane Karen Ingham Suky Best Jago Brown Joan Fontcuberta Terrain
Vague Gabriele Basilico Hiroshi Sugimoto Jorman Puranen In Memoriam reviews History:
The Mag Collection Ferens Art Gallery, Marie-Jo
Lafontaine: Pandemonium Site Gallery, Sheffield Susan
Meiselas: Kurdistan - In the Shadow of History Shine
National Museum of Photography, Film and Karen
Ingham Ffotogallery, Cardiff |
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Rineke Dijkstra
Jorma Puranen
Joan Fontcuberta
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