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DALI, DISNEY AND DESTINO incl. video

one small seed — Tue, 07 Oct 2014 09:59:45 +0000

Watch one of History’s most unlikely collaborations… An animation of six Timeless minutes. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA.

Oliver Barnett: Behind The Scenes

one small seed — Thu, 24 Jul 2014 13:20:59 +0000

Featured in the first digital issue of one small seed magazine — ‘The Irony of Reality’ Issue — Cape Town-based photographic artist Oliver Barnett’s aim is to ‘unite scientific and spiritual realms to invoke balance in the way humans interact with nature.’

The video below is a short ‘visual biography’ where Barnett shares his thoughts — ones that are intrinsically woven into his art, spiritual beliefs and lifestyle.

Lose yourself in the intricate and abstract photography of Oliver Barnett in his article featured in the magazine, entitled ‘Organic Surrealism’

CLICK HERE to check out the full one small seed magazine 26 | digital 01, in partnership PUMA..

Philippe Halsman | Astonish Me! at Musée de l’Elysée

christine hogg — Tue, 28 Jan 2014 10:49:33 +0000

From 29 January to 11 May, Musée de l’Elysée will exhibit photographer Philippe Halsman‘s collection of extraordinary work, starting with first beginnings in 1930s Paris to his breakthrough phase in New York between 1940 and 1970. Within nine years Halsman became one of the most famous portrait photographers in Paris and once he got to the US after escaping the Nazis, he photographed some of the most important people of the 20th century — Albert Einstein, Richard Nixon, Marilyn Monroe, Salvador Dalí…

Although he was commissioned for such high profile work, he never gave up on his own creativity. His passion for the avant-garde comes to the fore, maybe most profoundly, when he collaborated with surrealist painter Dalí. There’s a picture where Dalí has his head under water and releases milk from his mouth, at just the right moment, to make it look like an atomic explosion. Or, famously, Philippe devoted an entire book to Dalí’s moustache. Divided into four parts — Halsman/Dalí, Paris in the 1930s, Portraits and Mises en Scène — Astonish Me! will feature many exclusive unseen elements of the photographer’s work such as contact sheets, annotated contact prints, preliminary proofs, original photomontages and mock-ups. Here’s a little glimpse of what to expect:

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