Photofusion Photography Centre presents a series of free podcasts including interviews with exhibiting photographers, lectures from industry experts, and professional development workshops. http://www.photofusionmedia.org en-uk Copyright 2009 Thurs, 16 Jul 2009 11:30:00 Thurs, 16 Jul 2009 11:30:00 events@photofusion.org Photofusion Photography Podcasts from Photofusion Photofusion Photography Centre presents a series of free podcasts including interviews with exhibiting photographers, lectures from industry experts, and professional development workshops. Andy West andy@photofusion.org No http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/FacingDeathPodcast.mp3 http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/FacingDeathPodcast.mp3 In May 2009, Photofusion exhibited one hundred ID portraits taken at S-21, a secret torture and interrogation prison in Phnom Penh, during the Khmer Rouge's four-year reign of genocide in Cambodia. It is estimated that some 2 million Cambodians, a quarter of the population, died at the hands of the regime who were led by Brother Number 1, the infamous Pol Pot. Exhibition curator Paul Ellis discusses how the S-21 Archive came about, the history of the genocide in Cambodia and the problems of exhibiting war photography. Podcasts Tues, 16 Jun 2009 18:00:00 Photofusion No In May 2009, Photofusion exhibited one hundred ID portraits taken at S-21, a secret torture and interrogation prison in Phnom Penh, during the Khmer Rouge's four-year reign of genocide in Cambodia. It is estimated that some 2 million Cambodians, a quarter of the population, died at the hands of the regime who were led by Brother Number 1, the infamous Pol Pot. Exhibition curator Paul Ellis discusses how the S-21 Archive came about, the history of the genocide in Cambodia and the problems of exhibiting war photography. In May 2009, Photofusion exhibited one hundred ID portraits taken at S-21, a secret torture and interrogation prison in Phnom Penh, during the Khmer Rouge's four-year reign of genocide in Cambodia. It is estimated that some 2 million Cambodians, a quarter of the population, died at the hands of the regime who were led by Brother Number 1, the infamous Pol Pot. Exhibition curator Paul Ellis discusses how the S-21 Archive came about, the history of the genocide in Cambodia and the problems of exhibiting war photography. 00:24:24 photography, photographer, photographs, podcast, exhibition, gallery, arts, S-21, Tuol Sleng, Facing Death, Cambodia, Pol Pot, Communism, Phnom Penh, genocide, Khmer Rouge, Photo Archive Group http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/DavidCreedonGalleryTalk.mp3 http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/DavidCreedonGalleryTalk.mp3 Irish photographer David Creedon talks about his photographs of the many abandoned, derelict houses to be found throughout Ireland. His stunning photographs capture the frequently overlooked and largely unspoken experiences of those who stayed in rural areas all over Ireland in the twentieth century when other family members left for cities in Ireland, England, the US and elsewhere. The exhibition, Ghosts of the Faithful Departed was on show in the Photofusion Gallery from January to March 2009 Podcasts Tues, 5 Mar 2009 18:00:00 Photofusion No Irish photographer David Creedon talks about his photographs of the many abandoned, derelict houses to be found throughout Ireland. His stunning photographs capture the frequently overlooked and largely unspoken experiences of those who stayed in rural areas all over Ireland in the twentieth century when other family members left for cities in Ireland, England, the US and elsewhere. The exhibition, Ghosts of the Faithful Departed was on show in the Photofusion Gallery from January to March 2009 Irish photographer David Creedon talks about his photographs of the many abandoned, derelict houses to be found throughout Ireland. His stunning photographs capture the frequently overlooked and largely unspoken experiences of those who stayed in rural areas all over Ireland in the twentieth century when other family members left for cities in Ireland, England, the US and elsewhere. The exhibition, Ghosts of the Faithful Departed was on show in the Photofusion Gallery from January to March 2009 00:21:59 photography, photographer, photographs, podcast, exhibition, gallery, arts, David Creedon, Ireland, Ghosts http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/JonathanKnowlesGalleryTalk.mp3 http://www.photofusionmedia.org/podcasts/JonathanKnowlesGalleryTalk.mp3 Jonathan Knowles is the photographer behind many of the images which have become ubiquitous in British society: the O2 bubbles and the oranges on Sainsbury’s lorries, stores and carrier bags. In this podcast, he talk about his commericial practice more about his exhibition, In Camera. Podcasts Mon, 18 May 2009 18:00:00 Photofusion No Jonathan Knowles is the photographer behind many of the images which have become ubiquitous in British society: the O2 bubbles and the oranges on Sainsbury’s lorries, stores and carrier bags. In this podcast, he talk about his commericial practice more about his exhibition, In Camera. Jonathan Knowles is the photographer behind many of the images which have become ubiquitous in British society: the O2 bubbles and the oranges on Sainsbury’s lorries, stores and carrier bags. In this podcast, he talk about his commericial practice more about his exhibition, In Camera. 00:20:32 photography, photographer, photographs, podcast, exhibition, gallery, arts, Jonathan Knowles, In Camera, explosions, bubbles