“Les bucherons aquatiques du lac Bayano” : exhibition by Arnaud De Grave in Panama

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After an impressive first piece of work around wood planting in some unexpected areas of Canada (click here to see “extreme planting” exhibition), Arnaud De Grave is continuing his investigations around “forests”. Once again embedded with the people he is capturing for us (picture capture of course), the happy few in Panama city will have the chance to see the prints of Arnaud (handmade prints by himself) explaining us how wood is salvaged from the water where then they were flooded. The exhibition will take place at the Alliance Française of Panama, opening on the 17th of october 2013 at 6:30pm….

Festival 12×12 : Myanmar, the new cradle of AIDS in asia – exhibition by Chris Huby

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BOP has the pleasure to announce the new personal exhibition of his member Chris Huby. During the 12×12 festival in Paris, he will exhibit a documentary work about Myanmar northern regions which are still ruled by the military regime. In these areas, the poverty is extreme and population suffers from the outbreak of AIDS resulting directly from illegal opium traffic. This exhibition was produced in partnership with HAYTHAM Pictures, BOP & Photoquiparle. Place:  Mairie du 12e arrondissement. 130 Av Daumesnil. 75012 Paris / Metro Dugommier – Vélib : 212 rue de Charenton. Dates: from 26 sept to 7 oct /…

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New guest exhibition: Thomas Lehne’s “Black, No Sugar.”

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BOP is very proud to have a new guest exhibition to celebrate the release of our new website. Thomas is a photographer from Hamburg, Germany who is experimenting a lot with alternative ways of developing films, namely with coffee! It is called Cafénol, of all things… Needless to say BOP members are pretty excited about that! His set of pictures shows a personal view of Hamburg via wandering and the description (a bit idiosyncratic but this is certainly something we can related to) muses about photography, collecting things and, well, life in general. Click here to get to the exhibition….