PHOTOGRAPHY
by Quentin Lacombe
Event Horizon is the astronomic term that describes the boundary around a black hole beyond which events cannot propagate, therefore producing space and time warps. This book is an attempt to construct a personal cosmology through photographic means. In this curved cosmos, different entities – organic matter, animals, inanimate and architectural objects, all having equal agency – roam along an endless horizon line.
PHOTOGRAPHY
by Jacques-Aurélien Brun, Quentin Lacombe, Clément Lambelet
A l'occasion des Journées Européennes des Écoles de Photographies et dans le cadre du Festival Circulations à Paris, trois étudiants ( Calypso Mahieu , Quentin Lacombe, Clément Lambelet) du Bachelor Photographie de l'ECAL ainsi que Jacques-Aurélien Brun (diplômé et assistant du département) présentent l'ECAL et leurs portfolios ce week-end au Centquatre-Paris . www.calypsomahieu.com http://jacquesaurelienbrun.com http://c-lambelet.com www.festival-circulations.com/evenement/j-e-e-p-2016/ www.j-e-e-p.eu
PHOTOGRAPHY
with Milo Keller, Erik Kessels
After ECAL in June 2015 and Unseen Photo Fair Amsterdam in September 2015, ECAL Bachelor Photography students present "The Embarrassment Show", an exhibition curated by Erik Kessels, cofounder & creative director of KesselsKramer (Amsterdam), at the NRW-Forum Düsseldorf from 20 November to 10 January. --------- The Embarrassment Show A workshop and exhibition curated by Erik Kessels cofounder & creative director KesselsKramer (Amsterdam), with Bachelor Photography students. “Embarrassment is important. If you’re not willing to humiliate yourself, make mistakes and downright fuck up, you should consider working in a cubicle farm. It’s safer there. Because as a creative person, you’ll be called an idiot at least once a day. That’s okay. Making mistakes and risking embarrassment, even failure, is how you make progress. Without it, you’ll be stuck in the same old safe zone: not embarrassed, but not better either. In other words: boring. So if we want to do this thing we love – making stuff – we mustn’t be afraid of looking stupid. In this workshop and exhibition I stretched the abilities of 2nd year ECAL Bachelor Photography students to the limit. By embarrassing themselves they are able to tell a personal, often awkward and risky story. This gives them an opportunity to explore an area of photography which they would probably not have dared to touch.” Erik Kessels
PHOTOGRAPHY
with Philippe Jarrigeon
Assignment carried out by the second-year photography students with BMW, under the direction of Philippe Jarrigeon.