Biennale 2010 at the Manege
 

Currently in Moscow, which hosts various exhibitions of photographers from Russia and France in the Photobiennial 2010. The Eighth International Month of Photography in Moscow devoted to the year of France in Russia. In Manezh can see the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, the principal name in the photography of the twentieth century (my personal opinion), Martin Frank, Elliott Erwitt, Lindberg, Rovers and our Andrew Bezukladnikova.
The latter deserves to be told in detail. He - the organizer of an Internet project Photographer.ru. His pictures show age 80, in photos - representatives of the artistic medium, poets, musicians, artists.
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1 - The opening was a lot of people, mostly young people
2 - curator from the Russian side was Olga Sviblova
3 - Andrew Bezukladnikov
His images:
4 - Home exhibition of the artist George Litichevsky, Moscow, 1987
5 - Photographer Alexander Slyuarev (San Sanych), Moscow, 1989
6 - Photographer Boris Mikhailov, Kharkov, 1989
7 - Garik Assa (left) with like-minded, Moscow, 1987
8 - Painter Aidan Salakhova, Moscow, 1990
9 - Mt. A collage of 12 parts. Chukotka. Take 1992, the idea of 1993
10 - Untitled. Koktebel, 1989.

Martin Frank
 

Photographer Martin Frank (born 1938) was born in Belgium, in 1958 was living in Paris. The widow of Henri Cartier-Bresson. A member of the agency Magnum Photos "which provided the photos for the exhibition.
Martin Frank works mostly with black and white photos, film portraits, landscapes.
1 - Observatory in Meudon, 1991
2 - Yves Saint Laurent, 1978
3 - Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1992
Very unusual shot. Cartier-Bresson paints a self-portrait by looking in the mirror. Martin Frank includes a photograph the whole picture of what is happening, where the photographer's reflection in the mirror looks like a full photographic image. Photography in the photo. Game meanings. All the vital purpose of Cartier-Bresson in the photo. Here is how to take pictures.
4 - Window, Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan, 2008
5 - Andrés Pérez Araya in "Indiade" Ellen Six, 1987
6 - Michel Foucault, 1978
7 - Lilya Brik, 1976
8 - Russian ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, Paris, 1979
9 - French artist Marc Chagall, Saint-Paul de Vence, France, 1980
10 - melon plantations, covered with foil, Provence, France, 1979.

Henri Cartier-Bresson
 

Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) - an outstanding French photographer of the twentieth century, the father of photographic reporting. His parting words were the principles of photography for many photographers:
1. Virtual "invisibility": see, but not be visible.
2. Do not change the shot frame.
3. Scene is a crucial moment.
4. Preferred by so-called. normal lens, in the case of Cartier-Bresson, a lens with a focal length of 50 mm on a film 35-mm camera.

It is known that he would never crop the image, removing any scene at the time of achieving the highest emotional tension, which he called "decisive moment".

1 - Sifnos, Greece, 1961
2 - Simyan, Rotunda, France, 1970
3 - Space Center. John F. Kennedy, Florida, USA, 1967
4 - An employee of the bank and his secretary, New York, 1960
5 - Security cell model prison, the United States, 1975
6 - Alberto Giacometti, 1961
7 - Arcilla, Spanish Morocco, 1933
8 - Sevilla, Spain, 1933
9 - Athens, 1953
10 - Alley Prado, Marseille, France, 1932.

Elliott Erwitt
 

Elliott Erwitt (b. 1928) - American photographer. Born in Paris, at age 10 she emigrated to America. Since 1953 he works in the agency Magnum Photos "

1 - New Hampshire, USA, 1958
2 - Provence, France, 1955
3 - Kent, England, 1984
4 - California, USA, 1955
5 - washbasin for white and colored. North Carolina USA, 1950.

Peter Lindbergh
 

Peter Lindbergh (born 1944) - German fashion photographer, considered best photographer models, works in field advertising.

2 - Jeanne Moreau, "Vogue" Italy, 2003
3 - Tina Turner, Los Angeles, 1996
4 - Isabella Rossellini, New York, 1997
5 - Hilary Swank, "Vanity fair", Los Angeles, 1999.

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Fashion photographer Paolo Rovers.
The opening was admired the beauty of Russian women and girls invited to his studio in Italy :)

1,2 - Natalia Vodianova, Paris 2003
3 - Paris, 1996-97
4 - Corridor, Paris, 2002
5 - Chairs, Paris, 2002.

Paolo Rovers
 

Fashion photographer Paolo Rovers.
The opening was admired the beauty of Russian women and girls invited to his studio in Italy :)

1,2 - Natalia Vodianova, Paris, 2003
3 - Paris, 1996-97
4 - Corridor, Paris, 2002
5 - Chairs, Paris, 2002.

Thanks for the photos, please tell us, and on which floor and where to hang pictures of Cartier-Bresson, I found, to my shame))

artnalist, if we take the exposure Bezukladnikova per axis, then back to the entrance on the left in the first compartment (as I recall). Itself there is lost.

Yes, thanks, I went a second time and found) the same as the first time have not found a girlfriend, do not understand. Martin Frank me even more pleased than Bresson. Well, he, too, of course, the genius

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about how chic Vodianova photos by Paolo Rovers, a few days, her portrait in the eyes of standing. It is often, it turns out, photographing, but it's best, perhaps, photos