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fototazo has asked a group of 50 curators, gallery owners, blog writers, photographers, academics and others actively engaged with Latin American photography to pick two early career photographers whose work deserves recognition.
This project aims to highlight great work being made in the region today and also to provide a starting point in both English and Spanish for exploring contemporary Latin American photography. LatAm f100 is a collaboration between fototazo and the photographer and educator
Jaime Permuth.
Today we continue the series with selections by
Jonathan Blaustein. His biography follows his selections.
The series also includes responses from
Molly Roberts,
Mariela Sancari,
Alonso Castillo,
Paccarik Orue,
Katrin Eismann,
Dina Mitrani,
Don Gregorio Anton,
Cristina De Middel, Arturo Soto,
Cecilia Fajardo-Hill,
Guillermo Srodek-Hart,
Yorgos Efthymiadis,
Livia Animas,
Juanita Bermúdez,
Susana Raab, the pairing of
Victoria Holguín and Daniella Benedetti,
Emiliano Valdés,
Muriel Hasbun,
George Slade,
Marta Dahó,
Elizabeth Avedon,
Jorge Piccini,
Rodrigo Orrantia,
Sujong Song,
Nelson Herrera Ysla, and
Oliva María Rubio.
fototazo ha invitado a un grupo de 50 curadores, galeristas, escritores, fotógrafos, y académicos - entre otros individuos seriamente comprometidos con la fotografía latinoamericana - a escoger cada quién dos fotógrafos emergentes cuya obra sea merecedora de mayor reconocimiento.
Este proyecto es una manera de celebrar el gran trabajo que se lleva a cabo en la región. Asimismo, busca proporcionar un punto de partida bilingüe en inglés y en español a las audiencias que deseen explorar la fotografía contemporánea en Latinoamérica. LatAm f100 es una colaboración entre fototazo y el fotógrafo y educador Jaime Permuth.
Hoy continuamos la serie con selecciones aportadas por Jonathan Blaustein. Encontrará su biografía al final del texto.
La serie también incluye contribuciones de Molly Roberts, Mariela Sancari, Alonso Castillo, Paccarik Orue, Katrin Eismann, Dina Mitrani, Don Gregorio Anton, Cristina De Middel, Arturo Soto, Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, Guillermo Srodek-Hart, Yorgos Efthymiadis, Livia Animas, Juanita Bermúdez, Susana Raab, el dúo de Victoria Holguín and Daniella Benedetti, Emiliano Valdés, Muriel Hasbun, George Slade, Marta Dahó, Elizabeth Avedon, Jorge Piccini, Rodrigo Orrantia, Sujong Song, Nelson Herrera Ysla, y Oliva María Rubio.
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I admire the clarity of vision and purpose in
Paccarik Orue's series "
El Muqui," shot in his native Peru. The town in which he's working has an open pit mine in the middle. What else do you have to say?
Admiro la claridad de visión y propósito en la serie de Paccarik Orue "El Muqui", hecha en su Perú natal. La ciudad en la que trabaja tiene una mina a cielo abierto en el medio. ¿Qué más tienes que decir?
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| From the series "El Muqui" © Paccarik Orue |
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I met
Luján Agusti at the
New York Times portfolio review this April, and was immediately smitten with her fantastic photographs, shot in Southern Mexico. They're festive and creepy at the same time. Totally brilliant.
Conocí a Lujan Agusti en la revisión de portafolios del New York Times
en abril, y me enamoré de sus fantásticas fotografías, tomadas en el sur de México. Son festivas y escalofriantes al mismo tiempo. Totalmente brillante.
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Jonathan Blaustein is an artist, writer, and educator based in Taos, New Mexico. He has exhibited his work widely in galleries and museums the US, and in festivals in Europe as well.
His photographs reside in several important collections, including the Library of Congress, the State of New Mexico, the Brooklyn Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Jonathan is a regular contributor to the popular blog A Photo Editor, as well as the
New York Times Lens blog, and has also written about art and photography online for
The New Yorker, VICE and Hyperallergic. He has taught photography for many years and recently founded the Antidote Photo Retreat at his family horse farm outside Taos.
