HOMELESS GALLERY | DUBLIN is still recruiting!

Comrades-in-arms! Fellow Photographers!  
HOMELESS GALLERY is still recruiting!
We need YOU!

The rules are simple. Are you a photographer or photography-related artist that wants to exhibit his/her works without drying the pocket out? Then come to D-Light Studios and be a part of Homeless Gallery.

Rules:

• anybody can exhibit their works
• no restriction as of what kind of works to exhibit
• no censorship, no guardianship, no selection, nothing, nada, zero!
• you decide what you want to put on walls
• no restriction as of how many pieces can one exhibit
• the only restriction is an artspace and artists' imagination. surprise us!
• artists are the ones responsible for hanging the works on walls and ceilings and stairs and .. wherever they want to place it!
• it's all about photography, integration and fun!

see you there! if you're interested in taking part in HG please let me know via mail at: karol@d-lightstudios.com .

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thank you Jane and Matylda for a wondeful photo shoot performed last evening.. we'va all done absolutely great and the images look absolutely breath-taking. big "thank you" to Aisling Teevan for letting us use her wonderful location set! so happy :)

homeless gallery @ d-light studios

The first PhotoIreland Festival will take place this July and to celebrate, D-light Studios will be hosting the Homeless Gallery.


The HOMELESS GALLERY is an un-curated exhibition and is open to all photographers who wish to exhibit their work.

The whole idea of the HOMELESS GALLERY is that there are no entry criteria. It is open to all artists. What is eventually shown during an exhibition depends solely on the participants own self-censorship. We do not pick the participants everybody can show their work: star photographers, professionals, those just starting in photography, students and amateurs. We do not select their work either – we have no demands as to subject, technique, format or number of photographs shown. The photographs themselves can be shown in gilt frames, or just prints stuck on the wall.

The opening of the HOMELESS GALLERY will be on the 4th of July at 11.00am. A day before on 3rd of July all the participants arrive with their photographs and an assortment of equipment needed to hang them. Everybody then finds a piece of wall for themselves (or ceiling, or floor), and hangs their work. All sorts of unconventional forms of display are welcome. The gallery will stay open till Wednesday 7th of July.

The HOMELESS GALLERY exists to enable everybody to show their work publicly, those who for various reasons would have no chance to show their work to the world. It is for those who cannot afford a prestigious gallery, and for those who would never even think of doing so. It is a chance to be noticed for photography students, and those just entering photography. For professionals it is a chance of showing some of their more personal work that never finds its way into their commercial portfolios. For amateurs it is a chance of showing their work to people other than their nearest family and friends. For those who are shy, it is a chance to pull out those photographs hidden away in drawers.

This exhibition is a fantastic opportunity for professionals, amateurs, students and enthusiasts to congregate and collectively showcase their work without censorship.

Registration form, terms and details of submissions will soon be released. Stay tuned!

All those interested in taking part in the Homeless Gallery should contact me via e-mail at

karol@d-lightstudios.com

Please make sure to put "HOMELESS GALLERY" in e-mail title!

karol liver | theatre photography

'karol liver theatre photography' book is dedicated to theatre spectacles i've had a pleasure to cover while working as a theatre photographer accredited by 'the grotowski institute' during some of the most important theatre festivals held in poland last year (including XIII european theatre prize and 'world as a place of truth international theatre festival).

here you can download the pdf file: [ karol liver | theatre photography ]