Photos by Daniele Fragale
Photography
Victoria Bartlett’s Photogallery
Monday, November 2nd, 2009
Victoria Bartlett Save The Date!
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
VICTORIA BARTLETT and VPL
A candid look at the anatomical fascination of
VISIBLE PANTY LINE
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EVERY DAY VIEW
28.09.2009 – 16.10.2009, mon – fri 12:00 – 19:00,
by appointment only: press@dopolavorogolab.com
“Victoria Bartlett is significant because she thinks not just about the way a woman might look, but about the ways that women might dress. Her work flows from a profound comprehension that clothes are like another layer of skin–an exoskeleton that can be layered on or off to suit the purpose of the day, or the moment. She resists the easy categorization of underpinnings vs. apparel, activewear vs. daywear, and so on, and in so doing, seems to me to see into the future of style.”
Maya Singer
You’ve Got Mail
Friday, August 21st, 2009
Over 6000 pictures representing what we commonly know as the typical Post Box, all around the UK. A sort of online catalogue brought to us by a dedicated group on Flickr. The most striking aspect results in the variety of coat of arms and letterings of the reigning monarchs from Victoria to Elizabeth. Just a way of seeing how styles evolve through time and how logos appear to be the simplest form of expression even way back in the old days.
Pic(k) Of The Day
Thursday, July 30th, 2009
Sometimes pictures are really worth more than words.
Julian Wolkenstein & his funny horses
Thursday, May 21st, 2009
London-based Julian Wolkenstein has worked on tons of serious ads, but when it comes to his personal work his reason is it ‘tickles his own fancy’. He just found it hilarious to think of horses with big hair. In an interview by Zack Seckler on F Stop Magazine he says “It’s just nice to do something that has no reason. There was never any intention to set the world aflame with the project. It was just purely because it made me smile, made me laugh. People wanted to put in a strip line on the bottom of a neutral work and say it was theirs”. A mixture of work-come-pleasure just for the fun of it. We approve 100%.
SANG BLEU, love it? Support it.
Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
“SANG BLEU is a fully self-financed project based on every contributor’s and every reader’s personal generosity and belief that there is some sense to it all. Unfortunately, love and time is not everything. Printing paper, hosting websites, making phone calls costs money”. Help it live on http://sangbleu.com/blog/
Nuke – A Polluted Generation
Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
Nuke is space for creation and expression. This art magazine shows artists gathering to draw and define a crude portrait of today’s generation. A ‘Polluted generation, the late arrivals’: the image of a crew that is ‘post’ everything. Nuke evokes the world through serious issues such as: global capitalism and political despotism with underlying themes of historical change, economic forces, death, guilt, destruction and beauty, as opposed to work that is myopically focused with the internal concerns of art making.
Straight From Holland
Monday, February 23rd, 2009
From the pages of Dazed & Confused, i-D and Flash Art, but most of all from the artists’ own imagination a new proposal is about to be made. A proposal for fearless people: a strong and personal style , something hard to tell and that effortlessly transcends the conventional established world of fashion photography. Dopolavoro Golab is proud to present the artistic explosion FREUDENTHAL / VERHAGEN S/S 1989-2009. It will be a joyful celebration of freed imagination.
