Posts Tagged ‘Miss Pixels’

Exhibitions: Unlock. iPhoneography This Weekend in Montreal

Montreal is a great city with a thriving arts scene. That includes iPhoneography. It’s home to several prominent iPhoneographers. If you’re in or around Montreal this weekend, be sure to catch the opening of the latest iPhone photography exhibit there, Unlock, featuring works from Miss Pixels, Beckibecko, and Gérard Godin.

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Demain, Juin 16, MissPixels au Apple Store de Montréal

Isabelle “MissPixels” Gagné is one of the pioneers of iPhoneography. Tomorrow night, she’s speaking and exhibiting at the Apple Store in Montréal, Quebec, Canada. As one of iPhoneography’s early, high profile photographers, her talk should be an interesting one from the perspective of an artist whose seen the technology and apps change and grow.

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Exhibition: eyephoneography Launches Sept 17 at The Hub, Madrid, Spain

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Sion Fullana, Greg Schmigel, MissPixels and Marco La Civita, invited photographers to the inaugural eyephoneography show

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Linking the digital world back to the physical one and supporting an emerging way of taking and sharing pictures that tell unique stories: this is the goal of eyephoneography. The first exhibit of this initiative will be launched next September in Spain aiming to promote mobile photography by offering various interaction opportunities for photographers and their audiences.

This initial show features the work of four international iPhoneographers: Greg Schmigel, Marco La Civita, Miss Pixels, and Sion Fullana.

eyephonography #1 opens September 17, 2010 at The Hub in Madrid, Spain. You can visit eyephoneography.com and follow us via RSS, the project’s Facebook page or Twitter @eyephoneography.

I’ve reprinted the most recent press release in it’s entirety below. It’s a long but interesting read with good history and insights from the four selected iPhoneographers.

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