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Acclaimed artist and designer, Patrick Winfield (website=www.patrickwinfield.com) will return to the Impossible Project NYC Space to present his fascinating and distinctive photogram workshop. Well known for his vivid composites and alternative processes, Patrick will demonstrate his personal instant photogram technique with the Impossible film medium.
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Our friends at Urban Outfitters wielded Polaroid cameras at SXSW, and got some excellent portraits and candid shots of the performers using Impossible films.
Each photo captures the gritty and personal atmosphere of SXSW and is signed by the pictured artist. To see the full pool of images, please visit Urban’s Live In Austin Tumblr page
Our dear friends from ARTAZART in Paris have just been launching a grand contest, inviting you to discover and shoot the magic pieces and moments of your world.
Next Saturday, April 23, the Impossible Exhibition opens at the Caochangdi PhotoSpring – Arles in Beijing festival. We are very much looking forward to a unique exhibition and also to the following special events at Matthias Küper Gallery Beijing:
Tuesday, April 26
Workshop from 5 – 6 pm
During the workshop, which provides an interesting and inspiring introduction to analog instant photography, the Impossible Project team will offer demonstrations of creative techniques (emulsion lift, classic manipulation, etc) on Impossible films and explain the various types of cameras and films.
Discussion from 6 – 7 pm
Dr. Florian “Doc” Kaps will be joined by specially invited guests from Europe, Japan and China for a lively discussion on the current state of analog instant photography and its future in the digital age.
Visit the official Caochangdi PhotoSpring site
Photo by Julia Fullerton-Batten
The Asian Impossible journey continues – and our next destination is China! Unlike Europe and the USA, China does not share the long history and rich heritage of analog instant photography, as Polaroid never sold their products in this market.
Thus Impossible is now opening up a new vein by presenting its analog venture and the new generation of analog instant films at the Caochangdi PhotoSpring – Arles in Beijing festival.
Curated by Valerie Hersleven, four Chinese and four European photographers have been creating unique analog photographs shot on the latest Impossible instant films: Christoph Morlinghaus, Hervé Plumet, Huang Xiaoliang 黄晓亮, Julia Fullerton-Batten, Michael Schnabel, Mo Yi 莫毅, Qiu 丘 and Zhang Xiao 张晓.
