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Steve McCurry, Afghan Girl, Sharbat Gula Nasir Bagh Refugee Camp, Peshawar, Pakistan, 1984 © Steve McCurry. MONTREAL.- Galerie Got Montréal hosts the first Canadian exhibition featuring the work of internationally-renowned American photographer Steve McCurry, member of the Magnum Agency. On view from May 27 to June 30, 2016, this exhibition-sale features over fifteen photographs from the award-winning photographer, and marks the official opening of Galerie Got Montréal, located at 50 Saint-Paul Street West, in Old Montréal. From the young Afghan Girl, who graced the cover of National Geographic, to the famous photograph of the steam locomotive in front of the Taj Mahal, the public will discover the brilliance of the photographer’s mythical work. Galerie Got Montréal is the only official representative of Steve McCurry in Canada. Steve McCurry, Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, 1991 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, recognized universally as one of today’s finest image-makers, has won many of photography’s top awards. Best known for his evocative color photography, McCurry, in the finest documentary tradition, captures the essence of human struggle and joy. Member of Magnum Photos since 1986, McCurry has searched and found the unforgettable; many of his images have become modern icons. Steve McCurry has covered many areas of international and civil conflict, including thirty years of coverage of Afghanistan. A high point in his career was the rediscovery of the previously unidentified Afghan refugee girl that many have described as the most recognizable photograph in the world today. When McCurry finally located Sharbat Gula after almost two decades, he said, “Her skin is weathered; there are wrinkles now, but she is a striking as she was all those years ago.” McCurry returned from an extended assignment in China on September 10, 2001. Steve McCurry, Woman in Canary Burqa, Kabul, Afghanistan, 2002 © Steve McCurry. Galerie Got is a contemporary art gallery representing many significant international modern day artists. Founded by Frederic Got in Barbizon, France (1991), the Got gallery satellite has been an influential name in the art world for over two decades and has since introduced many renowned artists’ to the public. Over the course of time, the Frederic Got galleries have had numerous successful openings and exhibitions; proudly finding homes for several works of art and shipping both domestically and abroad. Today, the Got network has eight locations: seven galleries in France, and the first North American location in Montréal. The Got galleries are dedicated to showcasing unprecedented works by artists whose pieces explore the dynamic and ever-changing world of contemporary art. Steve McCurry, Procession of Nuns, Rangoon, Burma/Myanmar, 1994 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Mandalay, Burma/Myanmar, 1994 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Shaolin monks training, Zhengzou, China, 2004 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, A young monk runs along the wall over his peers at the Shaolin Monastery in Henan Province, China © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Red Boy during Holi festival, Mumbai (Bombay), India, 1996 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Rabari Shepherd, India © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Flower Seller at Dal Lake, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, 1999 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Shepherd, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, 1996 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Afghan Girl with Green Shawl, Pakistan, 2002 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Monk at Jo khang Temple, Tibet, 2001 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Tibet, 2001 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Sleeping with Snake, Tonle Sap, Cambodia, 1996 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Fishermen, South Coast, Weligama Sri Lanka, 1995 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Omo Children Playing, Ethiopia, 2012 © Steve McCurry. Steve McCurry, Young Wodaabe Man, Tahoua, Niger, 1986 © Steve McCurry.
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Fotografija je prepuna pravila koja bi... Najpoznatiji portreti: Afganistanska djevojka Najpoznatijih portreta svih vremena fotografirao je Steve McCurry za National Geographic Godina je 1984. u tijeku je sovjetska okupacija Afganistana. Steve McCurry fotograf magazina National Geographic, radi na priči o afganistanskoj izbjegličkoj krizi. U šatorima izbjegličkog kampa Nasir Bagh organizirana je škola. Steve McCurry ulazi u šator, nije često imao priliku u Afganistanu fotografirati žene, no u šatoru se nalaze djevojčice ispod 13 godina koje ne moraju nositi burku, lica su im otkrivena, uočivši priliku Steve brzo reagira i u samo nekoliko minuta, na Kodachrome slide filmu, snima legendarnu fotografiju. Zbog brzine kojom se sve događalo Steve nije zabilježio djevojčino ime. Njezina se fotografija pojavila na naslovnici lipanjskog izdanja magazina National Geographic iz 1985. godine, pod naslovom "Afganistanska djevojka". Lice okruženo crvenim šalom koje prodornim pogledom zelenih očiju gleda direktno u aparat, preko noći je postalo simbolom sukoba u Afganistanu i ambasadorom svih izbjeglica u svijetu. Slika je postala najprepoznatljivijom fotografijom u povijesti magazina National Geographic. Djevojčino ime bilo je Sharbat Gula - no to je otkriveno tek nakon 17 godina. Početkom osamdesetih sovjetski je bojni helikopter napao selo u kojem je Gula živjela sa svojom obitelji. Roditelji su joj poginuli u napadu, a ona se s bakom, bratom i tri sestre dva tjedna mukotrpno probijala kroz snijegom zametenu planinu u pravcu Pakistana. Tada je imala samo 6 godina. Nakon što su došli u Pakistan izmijenili su 3 izbjeglička kampa, da bi ih napokon smjestili u četvrti, Nasir Bagh. Tijekom godina Steve McCurry je primao mnogo pisama u kojima se ljudi raspituju o djevojčici s naslovnice. On je također pokušava pronaći, ali bez uspjeha. Gula se udala krajem osamdesetih i 1992. vratila u Afganistan. Tamo su na vlasti bili Talibani koji su zemlju zatvorili u izolaciju. Tek 2001. godine nakon što je njihov režim svrgnut s vlasti National Geographic organizirao je potragu za djevojkom s naslovnice, ekipa se na terenu našla u siječnju 2002. Te je godine predviđeno zatvaranje izbjegličkog kampa Nasir Bagh stoga su požurili pronaći osobe koje bi nešto mogle znati o djevojci sa slike. Potraga nije bila jednostavna jer je mnogo žena tvrdilo da su one osoba sa slike, kao što se i mnoštvo muškaraca lažno predstavljalo njezinim suprugom. Djevojka je konačno pronađena u zabačenoj regiji u planinama Tora Bore, a njezin je identitet potvrđen biometrijskim mjerenjem - tehnologijom uspoređivanja uzorka šarenice žive osobe i osobe s fotografije. Gula se vrlo jasno sjećala trenutka kad je nastala fotografija - uostalom to je bilo prvi i zadnji put da ju je netko fotografirao. Simbolika fotografije i svjetska slava koju joj je ona donijela do nje nisu nikada doprli. National Geographic snimio je dokumentarni film o potrazi, a također je osnovao "Afgan Girl Fund", humanitarnu organizaciju kojoj je cilj financirati obrazovanje afganistanskih žena. Originalnu sliku možete pronaći ovdje, sva prava na fotografiju zadržava fotograf Steve McCurry. Zajedničke slike iz 1984. i 2002. možete pronaći ovdje sva prava na fotografije zadržava fotograf Steve McCurry. Fotografija - Lekcije Nastavak teksta o imenovanju fotografija, razmatra nekoliko novih... Nasilje, prometne nesreće, požari i druge katastrofe bile su mu... Znao sam da sam snimio izuzetno važnu fotografiju, ali nisam znao... Fotografija -Tečajevi U tijeku su upisi za... Želite upisati tečaj, ali niste sigurni kud Vas on vodi...