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© Indre Serpytyte

It isn’t often that I come across fellow Lithuanian artists in Portfolio Magazine. Indre has been featured in Issue 44 “Jerwood Photography Awards 2006″, with series a state of silence. The work focuses on the belongings of her Father, at the time working as Head of Government Security of Lithuania, who was killed in a “car accident”, and  a clear explanations or details of his brutal and premeditated death was never given.

© Indre Serpytyte

© Indre Serpytyte

© Indre Serpytyte

© Indre Serpytyte

© Jim Naughten

I came across Jim Naughten’s series “Re-enactors”. Some really nice portraiture.

© Jim Naughten

© Jim Naughten

© Jim Naughten

© Jason Knott

Blackpool & Fylde College print auction has gone live, all earnings go towards BA Photography class Exhibition fund. Good opportunity to get cheap prints and photobooks by notable artists including:

Jason Knott, Stephen Gill, Stuart Whipps, Britta Jaschinski, Tim Flach, Colby Katz, Dinu Li, Catherine Chalmers, David Short

© Stephen Gill

© Stuart Whipps

© Michael Baister

© Jesper Ulvelius

Jespers wonderful series Oblivion can be found here.

© Jesper Ulvelius

© Jesper Ulvelius

© Jesper Ulvelius

Tomoko Yoneda

My favourite series After the Thaw by Tomoko Yoneda

Tomoko Yoneda

Tomoko Yoneda

A nice project Salt Water & Rain by Don Denton.

Anna Collete’s series Urban is worth having a look at.

http://annacollette.com/portfolio/urban/

TJ Proechel’s project “Baltimore” photographs murder sites, each telling a different story of how the victim died. Reminds me of a TV show “The Wire“, a must watch.

Wish you all a great 2010!

Click here to see more work from series Slums in Europe.

http://www.julianroeder.com