Josef Koudelka – IKONAR: Archival Constellations

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Josef Koudelka – IKONAR: Archival ConstellationsIkonar is a nickname given to Josef Koudelka by a group of Roma he encountered. It refers to him as a 'maker of icons', because they used his famous photographs of Roma communities as quasi religious icons in their place of prayer. However, Koudelka is not merely a globally respected 'maker of photographs', he is also a prolific 'collector of images'. IKONAR: Archival Constellations, which covers the period from 1960 to 2012, makes a range of

and this yearning helped Lai to develop his aesthetics that guided him to create Pinku

or travelling to where your garments are made (not the other way around

light and surface

Her practice is also inspired by the relationship between electronic music and the video image

It’s the most beautiful place in the world

and early photographs spanning the early 1970s to the present

Sydney Opera House

the animate and inanimate world

emphasises the qualities shared by sculpture and model

and sheds light on the highly complex and asymmetrical relationships between Europe and Latin America through the medium of Andean textiles

His painted and collaged renditions of jazz musicians

who sees documentary photography both as a listening exercise and a form of investigation