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Launch of the new book PHOTOCINEMA

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on February 26, 2013

Launch of PHOTOCINEMA book

part of the Critical Photography series edited by Alfredo Cramerotti

8 March 2013

University of Derby, Markeaton Campus

Derby, UK

18.30-20.30

The PHOTOCINEMA book will be presented in occasion of the launch of the FORMAT Photography Festival exhibition at the University of Derby, featuring 25 EXPOSURE photographers and a performance.

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, Critical Photography series, FORMAT Photography Festival 2013, huw davies, Jane Fletcher, louise clements, Markeaton Campus, Neil Campbell, The PHOTOCINEMA book, university of derby

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Ha Ha Road exhibition article

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on September 20, 2011

Published on Derby Telegraph

by Sue Williams

12 August 2011

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Ha Ha Road review on The Guardian Guide

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on August 27, 2011

Guardian Guide

by Robert Clark

Saturday 13th August 2011

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, artworld jokers, dan witz, dave ball, edwin wurm, fischli & weiss, guardian guide, guffaw, ha ha road, humour, liberating chaos, louise clements, mostyn, pipilotti rist, QUAD Derby, robert clark, sophie springer

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FORMAT 11: Video seminar on Photography and the Internet by OPEN-i

Posted in nEws and rEleases, shortEssays/cortiSaggi [English/Italian] by Curatorview on April 9, 2011

by OPEN-i (Open Photojournalism Edu Platform), thanks to Paul Lowe

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, amy stein, andy adams, Derby photography festival, Format 11, huw davies, juliet cooper, louise clements, mike brown, Paul Lowe, yumi goto

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FORMAT 11: Video on Street Photography 2.0 with Sophie Howarth and Sara T‟Rula by OPEN-i

Posted in nEws and rEleases, shortEssays/cortiSaggi [English/Italian] by Curatorview on April 6, 2011

by OPEN-i (Open Photojournalism Edu Platform), thanks to Paul Lowe

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, Derby photography festival, Format 11, huw davies, juliet cooper, louise clements, mike brown, Paul Lowe, sara t'rula, sophie howarth, Street Photography 2.0

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Beanshoot Pictures: FORMAT11 review

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on April 1, 2011

by Anne Bourgeois-Vignon

March 06, 2011

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TROIKA EDITIONS contemporary photography: A few thoughts on FORMAT 2011 in Derby

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on March 22, 2011

By Michael Walter / Troika Editions newsletter

09 March 2011

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BBC Viewfinder Blog: FORMAT11 review

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on March 21, 2011

by Phil Coomes

7 March 2011

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, bbc viewfinder blog, derby, Derby photography festival, exposures public realm, format photo festival, format11, Format11 photo festival, huw davies, julie cooper, louise clements, mike brown, phil coomes, quad, right here right now, street photography, university of derby

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contact photoblog: FORMAT11 review

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on March 16, 2011

contactcollective.blogspot.com

by contact (Anna Stevens and Emily Graham)

Saturday, 5 March 2011

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, derby, Derby photography festival, exposures public realm, format photo festival, format11, Format11 photo festival, Graeme Vaughan, huw davies, julie cooper, louise clements, mike brown, quad, right here right now, street photography, university of derby

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The Royal Photographic Society Journal: FORMAT11 International Photography Festival

Posted in nEws and rEleases by Curatorview on March 15, 2011

27 January 2011

Tagged with: alfredo cramerotti, derby, exposures public realm, format photo festival, format11, huw davies, julie cooper, louise clements, mike brown, quad, right here right now, street photography, THE ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY JOURNAL, university of derby, yasmina reggad

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