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Supporting Around the World in 9 Days with Tiny Collective, we continue our weekly video series featuring Tiny Atlanta’s Wes Quarles (@wesq on Instagram).

Celebrating the launch of IMPOSSIBLE’s Instant Lab, Around The World in 9 Days is a touring Instant Lab mobile photography exhibition opening in 9 cities on 9 consecutive days with 10 Tiny Collective members showing a total of 900 unique images all printed directly from iPhones using the IMPOSSIBLE Instant Lab. The tour takes place in New York City, Paris, Los Angeles, Istanbul, Toronto, San Francisco, Dubrovnik, Atlanta and Portland from June 20-28, 2013.

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Last weekend (18-19 May) the Impossible Project Space Warsaw had the opportunity to be part of one of the greatest Polish art events of the year – Ufficio Primo Art Yard Sale.

The Art Yard Sale provides a unique opportunity to meet and talk with designers as well as buy works by Poland’s most talented artists – both young talent and high-calibre names in the art scene. For two days, the artists moved their studios and boutiques to the stunning AYS venue – Ufficio Primo – a recently revamped building which is a Warsaw institution in its own right.

It featured such artists as Tadeusz Rolke, Bownik, Witek Orski, Chris Niedenthal, Wilhelm Sasnal, Zbigniew Libera, Karol Radziszewski, Honzja Zamojski, Dawid Ryski, Magdalena Łapińska, Trust Przemek Truściński, Jan Dudzik, Michał Łojewski, Full Metal Jacket, MamaStudio, Ania Kuczyńka, Delikatessen, U Clothing, UEG. For full list go to: http://artyardsale.pl/en/artysci

Props to Olka Osadzińska and her crew for creating this awesome event. In the realm of art, it really is to each his own, yet everything here from the selection, the people, the works to the grand installation was awe-inspiring. We’ll update this post soon with digital photos of the event, for now take a look at our Impossible documentation.

If you see yourself in one of the photos, feel free to pick up the original pic in our Impossible Project Space situated at MYSIA 3, Warsaw.

Photos taken by Hania Mirecka and Sylvia Wojda.
Camera: SX 70 Sonar, Polaroid...Read All

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Welcome back to Impossible’s Analog Travelog! In this series, we showcase fantastic Impossible photos taken on voyages the world over. This entry comes to us from Deborah Slater who recently took a trip to Perth in Australia, and brought along some Impossible film…

Every year in February, whilst England is well and truly settled into its cold and dark winter, I fly off to Perth in Australia, to visit family and friends and recharge the batteries with a well-needed burst of Australian summer sunshine. I spent my school days growing up in Perth and have always equated February with long hot summer holidays – even after 20 years of living in England, I find it hard to spend this part of the year in “winter”.

I decided to take my SX-70 with me on this trip, for the first time, and stocked up with numerous packs of the Impossible Project’s Color Protection film before I left. I was unsure as to what kind of results I would get – I knew that the harsh Australian heat and sunshine (temperatures were reaching 35 degrees centigrade plus) could have had an adverse effect on my images. I’d never used my camera in these kind of temperatures before, but I was keen to give it a go. Perth is a perfectly laid back and relaxed kind of city and pretty much everything during their summer revolves around the beach and outdoor life.

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Welcome back to Viewfinder, our ongoing series in which we chronicle interesting projects people are working on that incorporate IMPOSSIBLE film. This entry focuses on a project from our friend Alison Turner called “Reflected Identities”…

When I look in the mirror, what I see reflecting back at me is usually not how I feel inside. Under the superficial layer of skin, hair and eye color, I am much more complex than my reflection reveals. My internal struggles and search for self-identity has given me plenty of bricks to build the wall high, while holding down an internal mix of intense feelings of anger, loss, jealousy, vulnerability, love, sadness and confusion.

They say that you are a direct reflection of your friends and the people you choose to surround yourself with. If this holds true, all of my friends in this series are a collective self portrait of who I am. “Reflected Identities” has allowed me to see and understand these feelings by looking closer at the faces and bodies of the people who are closest to me who are also learning to accept who they are right now.

Supporting Around the World in 9 Days with Tiny Collective, we continue our weekly video series featuring Tiny Dubrovnik’s Katarina Gavrilica (@kejtgejv on Instagram).

Celebrating the launch of IMPOSSIBLE’s Instant Lab, Around The World in 9 Days is a touring Instant Lab mobile photography exhibition opening in 9 cities on 9 consecutive days with 10 Tiny Collective members showing a total of 900 unique images all printed directly from iPhones using the IMPOSSIBLE Instant Lab. The tour takes place in New York City, Paris, Los Angeles, Istanbul, Toronto, San Francisco, Dubrovnik, Atlanta and Portland from June 20-28, 2013.