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Over the years, Daniel Blaufuks (b. 1963, lives in Lisbon, Portugal) has engaged in a daily exercise of poetry, introspection, meditation. Each day, on a sheet of paper, he meticulously creates a composition combining his instant photographs, found images, documents and words in the languages he speaks (English, Portuguese, German, French), before stamping it with a number.
Entitled The Days Are Numbered, this vast project resembles an imprecise daily notebook - Blaufuks refers to it as a “non-diary” - at the intersection between individual and collective memory. Nourished by a succession of states of mind, manifesting the eternal return of things, seasons, places or facts, The Days Are Numbered challenges our programmed amnesia.“A diary is also an act of resistance.” — Daniel Blaufuks
This book inaugurates a collaboration between Jean-Kenta Gauthier gallery and JBE Books under the banner JKG×JBE BooksCompositions by Daniel Blaufuks, Foreword by João Pinharanda
28 × 19,8 cm, 368 pages, Hardcover + jacket, hot stamp foiling, round spine
Published at the occasion of the MAAT exhibition (Lisboa)
jbe-books.com
'Join us at Librairie 7L for an evening of engaging conversation and a special book signing with Daniel Blaufuks to celebrate his latest publication, The Days Are Numbered. Blaufuks will be joined by Duncan Forbes, director of photography at the V&A in London and curator and art critic Béatrice Gross, who will participate in a conversation to delve into the themes of Blaufuks' thought-provoking work, which explores the passage of time, history, and memory through his unique photographic perspective.'
📍Librairie 7L
7, rue de Lille, 75007 Paris
Saturday, November 9, 2024,
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Sheriff Gallery presents "Campus Stellae," an exhibition by Edoardo De Ruggiero, curated by Sophie Strobele. A teenager from a foster home, at a crucial turning point in his life and facing an ongoing criminal trial, walks with an adult. This is his last chance—a 1,550 km journey through the harshest landscapes of winter, a closed-door experience spanning three months. Each day is a choice: to move forward or return to the past situation. The road becomes a metaphor, where each step might signify a new beginning or a return to old patterns.
Edoardo De Ruggiero is an artist and filmmaker whose work primarily focuses on the intricate nuances of storytelling and the impact of narratives. Through the interweaving of photography, text, archival images, and collages, he process his work into a performative practice that connects the intimate sphere to collective representations.
Particularly dedicated to the art of book creation, Edoardo’s works have been exhibited in Paris, New York, Leipzig, and Milan. His photographs have been featured in publications such as i-D, Der Spiegel, Vogue Paris, Esquire, and L’Express Magazine.
From 28th of Oct to Nov 2nd
Vernissage 30 Oct from 6:30 PM
Venue: Sheriff Gallery, 53 Rue de Turenne 75003 Paris
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C/O Berlin, in collaboration with visitBerlin, is pleased to present the new photo project BERLIN VIEWS consisting of an open-air exhibition, a poster campaign in Berlin and select international locations, and a microsite with photographs by Kristin Bethge, Delfina Carmona, Marina Mónaco, and Christian Werner. The opening will take place on Oct 22 at 17:00 at MegaFence, Köpenicker Strasse 70, where the works will be on display until Nov 3. We cordially invite you to celebrate this special event with drinks and snacks from the mobile bar Paradieschen.
