VII is pleased to announce the 25 participants selected for the 2018-19 VII Masterclass in Warsaw.
Shamsan Anders, Germany
Katarzyna Bodora, Poland
Jacob Borden, USA
Sandra Buschow, Germany
Krystal Campbell, Canada
Andrew Cullen, USA
Mariaelena Di Giovanni, Italy
Anton Gautama, Indonesia
Anna Gondek-Grodkiewicz, Poland
Yulia Grigoryants , France
Sayan Hazra, India
Jacek Konieczny, Poland
Gioia Kuss, USA
David Latoszewski, USA/Poland
Giovanni Lo Curto, Italy/Germany
Mateusz Matuszczak, Poland
Rashah McChesney, USA
Robert C Newman, USA
Ty O’Neil, USA
Kristi Odom, USA
Darek Przeczek, Poland
Clea Rekhou, France/Thailand
Prin Rodriguez, Peru
Joshua Sternlicht, USA/Germany
Michal Zielinski, Poland
The first of three Masterclass sessions began yesterday in Warsaw, led by VII Masters Stefano De Luigi and Maciek Nabrdalik, and tutors Ed Kashi and Maggie Steber.
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Available for purchase from May 17 through May 31, 2018 are portfolios reciprocally curated by Jocelyn Bain Hogg and Stefano De Luigi.
The sets are limited to only 25 copies worldwide with the boxes numbered and signed and the 15 10” x 8” archival C types signed on the back of the image. Within the box is a personal statement from each photographer about the work they edited and their own projects and a captioned template of the enclosed photographs.
Announcing the Open Call for the VII Masterclass in Warsaw!
Beginning on September 13, 2018, VII photographers Stefano De Luigi, Ziyah Gafic, Ed Kashi, Maciek Nabrdalik, Ilvy Njiokiktjien, Maggie Steber, Sara Terry and Tomas Van Houtryve, along with multiple guest speakers, will work with students during 3 four-day sessions, spread over the course of seven months.
The previous editions of the VII Masterclass in Milan and Berlin drew 48 students from 19 different countries. Don’t miss out on the unique opportunity to participate in VII Masterclass Warsaw — apply now through June 14, 2018!
Our March 2018 newsletter is out! Check out featured projects by Zackary Canepari, Jessica Dimmock, Stefano De Luigi and Nichole Sobecki, along with workshops, exhibitions and recent publications.
Stefano De Luigi recently returned from three weeks aboard the NGO SOS MEDITERRANEE ship Aquarius. They specialize in search and rescue (SAR) and since February 2016, they have rescued 28,000 people on the Sicilian Channel between the Libyan coast and Sicily.
His personal project, called “A Ship Without Borders,” is now available for licensing. Please contact Redux Pictures for more information.
