Exhibition 14 May - 23 June 2010, Rheinfelden / Basel
During Art 41 Basel from 16 - 20 June 2010
"THE CHAPEL WHICH SINGS GLACIER SONGS" in Rheinfelden is part of Julia Calfee's larger project entitled "The Last Songs of the Glaciers". This project
approaches the vast issue of global warming in an intimate and artistic manner, with more than 100 recordings of ice and glaciers melting away.
The photographs will be shown as moving projections and the recordings of the melting glaciers are played back inside the chapel.
The Explorers Club , 46 E. 70th Street New York, NY 10021
Presentation of recently completed project on global warming "The Last Songs of the Glaciers". This photographic work with audio recordings of the melting glaciers will be presented both as audio slideshow and film.
Exhibition 14 May - 23 June 2010, Rheinfelden / Basel During Art 41 Basel from 16 - 20 June 2010
"THE CHAPEL WHICH SINGS GLACIER SONGS" in Rheinfelden is part of Julia Calfee's larger project entitled "The Last Songs of the Glaciers".
This project approaches the vast issue of global warming in an intimate and artistic manner, with more than 100 recordings of ice and glaciers melting away. The photographs will be shown as moving projections and the recordings of the melting glaciers are played back inside the chapel.
INSIDE, THE CHELSEA HOTEL PHOTOGRAPHED BY JULIA CALFEE
"People are always asking me what it's like to live in the Chelsea
Hotel. Not always easy. There are times I felt like a fly caught in
a spider's web, at risk of being eaten alive if I made the wrong
move. ..."
Photographs and text by Julia Calfee
Preface by Milos Forman
Published by powerHouse Books Designed by Pentagram Berlin: Justus Oehler
Edited by Antonin Kratochvil 81 large format photos, each with it's own inside story Click to view more info. Available on Amazon.com and bookstores worldwide.
Spirits and Ghosts: Journeys Through Mongolia
Photographs by Julia Calfee
Published by powerHouse Books New York
76 large format photos, format 12" x 9"
"These journeys in Mongolia took me 9,000 miles over five years. The
common element in all these voyages, even stronger that the ghosts, were
the spirits who live high and free with this land where nature still brings
mortals to their knees."
- Julia Calfee
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