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RALPH GIBSON :: MAKING AN EXHIBITION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2016
- I had a chance to visit Ralph Gibson at his studio in New York with my friend Thierry Bigaignon. Thierry is planning an exhibition at his gallery in Paris this summer of Ralph Gibson: Vertical Horizon.
Ralph Gibson www.ralphgibson.com/
Galerie Thierry Bigaignon www.thierrybigaignon.com/
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My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photography that I want to share with you on TH-cam.
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So good, Ted.
"What is the language of digital" - this is a great statement. Rather than resisting it or trying to make it like film, why not find out what it is on its own. I also found interesting his statement about digital having something organic about it too.
Love it! The three videos of Ralph Gibson where superb, great photos and educational. Ted, thanks for sharing. So long.
Wow. This video, in combination with the last one with the backstory, is easily one of my favorites from this channel. There's something unique in the atmosphere, something that you can't create artificially.
Ted - thank you. I am finding each of these Artist Series (plus this one) really helpful. Looking at the process of photographic creativity is so stimulating and refreshing. Looking forward to the next batch.
Great spontaneity Ted. Considering such short notice you managed to capture a very cool side of an icon of our time.
This and your other artist series videos are exactly what photography on TH-cam needed. There's so much practical and technical advice out there, which is great, but talks about ideas from established artists in the medium are few and far between. Keep up the good work.
Another great insight into the decision making process of doing an exhibition thanks Ted, look forward now to one of your series on Ralph in the future. Very good cheers
Wonderful little Video. Thank you so much for delivering this content, Ted. You truly inspire me.
Awesome relaxed video, the whole vibe with the music was some great background inspiration while for i'm working on my own college photography course, keep it up!
Absolutely stunning ! Being able to see the "backstage" of an exhibition, when the artist discuss his own work, is simply great. Thank you for those videos mr Forbes, they are a great way to learn more and more about our loved photography (and sorry for my somewhat poor english)
Ted, I didn't know who Ralph Gibson was before this video, but I absolutely love his work and connect with it more than anyone I've come across yet. Thank you so much to introducing me to this artist.
Wow! Love this fly on the wall style.
Photography and music---what a life! Don Vickery
Holy moley, when it got to the end I started it again straight away!! COOL.
Wow Ted. You killed it with this video.
What can be better than a peek at the thoughts behind great art.
Bravo dude. Bravo.
Must have been a great moment, thanks for sharing !
Thanks Ted!!! I really enjoy this cool video.
This video is like an avant-garde documentary
Every medium of expression has something of it's own. Let's not forget how young digital imaging really is compared to the much more mature science of film emulsions. The possibilities with digital imaging is virtually endless, and there are as many ways of expressing your voice through it aswell. Great video
Thank you for such a great video Mr. Forbes!
man when he was talking about how there has to be an "organic" nature to digital i just leaned back in my chair, gasped, and let out a long "fuuuuuuck" ... he gets it sooo much. and man, the bit about the 135 on a Leica, feeling "distant" but being put so close, so incredibly true ... is it kinda meant to be an oxymoron like the "vertical landscape" ??? ... and the Teuffel guitar he's playing, very sweet too...
Came across one of his books at MOMA and purchased it since than been learning more about him and his work. Love what you do with your artist series and the education on give many of us. Thank u...James
Thank you so much for making me aware of his work! Awesome video! Shows us one more time, that you don't need a lot of expensive equipment to produce something that can touch others.
Oh eh, that's cool!
Definitely going to check it out!
Ted this was great talk. Amazing show you are giving us.
Love your work Ted.
What a great look into the mind and thought-process of a living legend of photography, Ted. Extremely intelligent, Ralph Gibson views the world from a different angle than the rest of us mortals, and you can see it here. And what a great analogy about drugs and art. As a musician and photographer myself, I can relate to wanting more and more to find satisfaction.
Wow, what a fascinating conversation. I would have loved to have heard the whole conversation. What a great surprise it must have been to meet him AND to find out he watches the show!
Really great film Ted, I enjoyed the more casual, laid back feel of this one.
Brilliant artist. I love his compositions and guitar playing...
Loved this Ted, great story captured.
that was amazing and utterly surreal.
What we see here, is a decisive moment, the key part in preparing an exhibition: Choosing the images, grouping them in themes (or other variants), and discovering how the relationships between neighboring images emphasizes a mood, a story, and even generates new meanings.
I see Ralph is also a musician. Many people say that musicians make great photographers and it’s mostly true. Sometimes we forget that some photographers who aren’t musicians hear music while taking their pictures.
Have you seen any photo exhibits were the music playing was carefully chosen to play along the works exhibited (outside the Web world, of course)?
I can think of hundreds of reasons why I would want to present my works in such a manner.
Thank you Ted, Ralph and Thierry for this brief insight in the world of selecting and curating one’s work. This also applies when creating portfolios although there are a few differences in the spatial relation of a room versus displaying them in a printed book.
I am not joking or making fun but is it just me or can anyone else see Ralph Gibson is an older Ted? Sounds like a great guy wishing him every success for the exhibition in June :-) Sending Love from Ireland - Sean
Thanks again Ted. Very interesting. Developing the image never ends.
Great. Just great.
Bravo Ted!
Very interesting, looking forward to more! :-)
My Hero ‼️
I can certainly relate to the portion on getting satisfaction. Excellent Ted. And thank you Ralph.
Fantastic!
nice insights here, thanks again Ted!
Brilliant video!
I watched that Video at least 5 Times. Great one!
Another great addition to the series ted!
awesome video like always
My fav. lens is a 135mm manual focus from an old Practika film camera. It is such a visually pleasing distance for me.
that picture of the birds on the wall is gorgeous
Love Ralph Gibson. Will this show travel to NYC? How does he treat digital differently from film? What do these images look like? What is he shooting with the 135? So many unanswered questions Ted! We need more! :)
Many thanks Ted, it is a great video, the editing process is probably very difficult to film, you did it very well.
I look forward the exhibition :)
If you come to Paris perhaps you could interview Anne Cartier Bresson.
Great stuff.
I really like this video! Nice work Ted Forbes. I like watching your TH-cam channel.
Nice one ted i will visit this in paris.
amazing.
yep, about 45 minutes of that would be fantastic!
Such an interesting subject...or a range of subjects, what is art, what makes it, what is the process? Fascinating in all its forms, so I am always interested to hear about it.
hello ted! when will be the exhibition here in paris?
good stuff there!! great as always!
+johnny M. June 10, 2016. Says so at the end of the video. :)
By far my fav video you made in that series. Love the 3:05 moment when they are both there chopped in half and so is the statue on the table-desk. He is very inspirational. Digital vs film? Who cares? Do what you feel, if it's real. Could it be the organic component of digital... is the photographer. (does that makes sense?) #photoforlife
tank you ted!!! :D
Fab playing on the Steinberger...
Wouldn't it be a great idea to make an exhibition with Ralph and Andy Summers. Ralph & Friends...
+Ted Forbes Really enjoyed this one! I had never heard of Ralph Gibson before but I completely enjoyed seeing his work, particularly the "Vertical Landscape" exhibition he was putting together. Some really interesting images! Thanks for bringing his work to our attention! (Definitely have to try out an attack stompbox like the one he was playing through)
The thinking and feeling of this man. I adore it. But i hate to brake it so harsh: No organic thing in digital, true is when you are exploring the dept of your spirit visually for so long and you have The Gift you can communicate in any medium. Digital is very efficient in this type of thing. But when you want the added value, the organic feeling demands organic medium. The Film. Imagine all this beautiful abstract work done properly. Even when we succeed in making organic sensors and process it with quantum math without the loss of captured data, digital we be fake. My personal view is that abstract photography demands analog capture and analog printing. Digital gives you illusion of perfection, but really humans are no perfect and emotions cannot be without depth.
Really great. Just not nearly long enough...
actually this is way cool. bring more like this. a little avant grade.
Thumbs up on this one. As ever though, could be 20mins longer!
The six people who down-thumbed this fly-on-the-wall video owe you an apology for doing so, Ted.
5 minutes not enough ted
With digital, you can imagine a photon traveling all the way from the sun, bouncing off your subject, and energizing your sensor's photodiodes. It's still all about light.
I just want to hug you.
"its like giant shrimp"
3:57...I couldn't make out the word Thierry was saying. I assume he was saying that Mr. Gibson isn't trying to mimic the film look with his digital photographs?
***** Thank you.
What an embarrassment of riches. You had to choose between being in Paris or in Mexico, which itself is alive with art and photography. Wonderful glimpse into the making of an exhibit, down to the selection of typography.
Most amazing videos Ted, have you though of Alec Soth? Seriously think he is one of the great photographers of this generation
i want to be the next Ralph Gibson
I know it really does not matter but which Leica was that?
+Steven Fernandez I'm guessing it's a Leica M-P (type 240).
Suddenly as a photographer who loves guitar I feel... whole/verified/approved/etc. Or is it guitarist who loves photography?
Which is Ralph's fav focal length?
What a privilege
Fantastic!