project N°2 turin/italy 18. + 19th of febr. 2012 at „sin tesi forma“. curated by roberta pagani
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group exhibition at „photo edition“ berlin, 26th of febr. 2012 with 2 video works
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group exhibition at GALERIE MAGDA DANYSZ in paris with 3 of my works. 10th of dec. 2011 - jan. 21st 2012
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WE ARE GHOSTS
Group show and one night screening of various videos at Beit Ha`ir Museum, Tel Aviv / Israel 10th of Nov. 2011
http://beithair.org/picnic/
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=223246454409529
עוד בבית העיר- הקרנת עבודות וידאו חדשות של האמן המינימליסט הגרמני פרנק האלסבומר
האלסבומר, צלם קונסטרוקטיביסט, חי ופועל בברלין, עוסק בחקירות ויזואליות של יחידות גיאומטריות פשוטות ושל המפגש ביניהן. סרטי הוידאו החדשים שלו, שבהם נבחנים גם מימדי הזמן והחלל תוך כדי תנועה, הם ביטויים של סקרנות ואהבה למציאות החומרית הבסיסית כפי שהיא נתפסת בראיה ובתבונה האנושיים.
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solo exhibit at “WiE kultur” starting march 5th 2010 “photo kinetics: constructing meaning in 3 steps”
VERNISSAGE 4th of march 2010 from 6pm
HEIDESTRASSE 52
10557 BERLIN
GERMANY
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picnic magazine group show at beit ha’ir museum, tel aviv. 30/12/2010 - 26/03/2011
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opening july, 22nd 2010 at MINKEN & PALME
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http://www.qompendium.com/index.php?page=12&id=658
Qompendium is an evolving and ever-changing platform for philosophy, art, culture and science, represented by a series of print publications: magazines, books and monographs. Furthermore, it is enriched by a gallery concept, a work shop and a fast-moving online portal.
The Fiction of Science
Meet Frank Hülsbömer, German photographer who has made a trademark for himself by delivering scientific, artistic, conceptual minimalism art to various international magazines - a creative director´s dream come true, he is. In his book The Fiction of Science, published by Gestalten Verlag, you can find a great compilation of his homage to Moholy-Nagy, showcasing his meticulously visualized installations with simple ingredients such as colored paper, mirrors, wires and pieces of metal captured through his lenses, a game of a hide and seek with shadow and light.
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WALLPAPER*
Book: The Fiction of Science
BOOKS
Once an esteemed contributor to our very own magazine, German photographer Frank Hulsbomer has, for the past decade or so, been making a name for himself as one of the most innovative image-makers of his generation.
See more of The Fiction of Science by Frank Hulsbomer
Best known for his purely formal, intricate photographic approach, Hulsbomer will this month release his first solo tome, The Fiction of Science.
A sumptuous, matte paper publication, The Fiction of Science features a heady series of Hulsbomer’s aesthetically abstract, conceptualized images which - in the photographers idiosyncratic style - veer between sketchy, incidentally captured shots and meticulously placed compositions.
Despite the minor variables that inform each photograph, the book is afforded a sense of visual consistency thanks to Hulsbomer’s sensitive approach to colour, form, material and geometry – endowing each photograph with an innate Hulsbomer-esque quality.
With matte black glitter balls, bright elastic bands, perforated sheets of paper and multi-coloured circles of card constituting his photographic subjects, all the photos are free from human interference, defining their uncorrupt, clean-lined digitalism.
And with chapters including ‘Rubber Dreaming’, ‘The Tennis Speed of Light’ and ‘Anatomy of Surface’ – Hulsbomer has been sure to imbue the book with his own characteristic sense of irony - although we’re pretty certain it won’t be the text that's catching your eye.
4 November 2009 | Books
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Published on THE ECONOMIST/More Intelligent Life (http://www.moreintelligentlife.com)
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By Erin DeJesus
Created 23/09/2009 - 15:26
In an era of digital cameras and mobile phones that can instantly zap images to the internet for public consumption, it seems as though the traditional way of enjoying photography—on paper—is becoming endangered. But if you still relish the sort of fine-art photography books that can be handled and leafed through, several covetable ones are debuting this autumn. From counterculture celebrities to historical archives in miniature to the best of contemporary photography, we profile five of the season's most sought-after photography books: