Curiosa exposição em 22 países mostra um dia na vida do mundo "A fotografia de hoje inspira o amanhã", diz organizador.
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| Imagem de Londres (by Rob McGlynn) |
ESTOCOLMO, SUÉCIA - Teve início nesta segunda-feira,8, uma cusiosa exposição digital com 45 fotos em mais de 85 mil telas em 22 países. A exposaição busca resumir um dia da experiência humana no planeta. Os organizadores da mostra disseram ser a maior exposição global de fotografia já realizada.
As fotografias escolhidas são muito pequenas, uma parcela das 100 mil fotos clicadas em maio passado e submetidas por profissionais da fotografia de 165 países. A previsão dos organizadores e de que 46 milhões de pessoas passarão diante das 85.733 telas digitais em locais como a Times Square, em Nova York. Os curadores do evento são Brigitte Lardinoi, Val Williams e Marcus Erixson. A ideia do projeto é mostrar o cotidiano e capturar um dia na vida do mundo hoje, e enviar isso para o futuro. A exposição estará em Kulturhuset no dia 9 de novembro e no dia 10 Världskulturmuseet. Em 2013, Dunkers Kulturhus, também na Suécia.
English
On May 15 2012, Aday.org asked people around the world to pick up their cameras to photograph daily life. Bringing together thousands of both amateur and professional photographers, the project mirrors how we lead our everyday lives in 2012. The resulting collection is a unique document of what really lies close to us and how photography connects us.
The entire collection of 100 000 images from more than 165 countries can be viewed here on the Aday.org site, open for everyone to explore. All photos have also been donated to research faculties to be saved for future generations.
Exhibition tour
In November an exhibition tour will be launched at Kulturhuset in Stockholm and Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg, Sweden. The exhibition will then travel the world and more cities and dates will be added during 2012.
On May 15 2012, Aday.org asked people around the world to pick up their cameras to photograph daily life. Bringing together thousands of both amateur and professional photographers, the project mirrors how we lead our everyday lives in 2012. The resulting collection is a unique document of what really lies close to us and how photography connects us.
The entire collection of 100 000 images from more than 165 countries can be viewed here on the Aday.org site, open for everyone to explore. All photos have also been donated to research faculties to be saved for future generations.
Exhibition tour
In November an exhibition tour will be launched at Kulturhuset in Stockholm and Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg, Sweden. The exhibition will then travel the world and more cities and dates will be added during 2012.
2012 - 9 November – Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden
10 November - Världskulturmuseet, Gothenburg, Sweden
2013: April – Dunkers Kulturhus, Helsingborg, Sweden
More information:
www.ADAY.org
marcus@eohfoundation.org
Phone: 0044 20 7221 1540 / 0044 7930 408 224
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