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Sunday at our studio!

Sunday at our studio!

Seoul Biennial - photography exhibition

arrived! beautifully printed book featuring Marta's photographs that were also used for official posters :)
#HappyFriday #SeoulBiennial Thank you Yoon Suok Won

CENTRO / Right Bike - photography campaign

ok.. so I sat comfortably willing to start my working day. Delicious coffee on my desk, nice music can be heard.... but hold on, someone is throwing some stuff through my mailbox. I go down to see if it is one of those happy mornings letters saying ' You pay your bill' I go down to see if it is one of these happy mornings letters saying ' You pay your bill'... but no! I see a leaflet and what a great feeling ad campaign shot by us in a form of a leaflet. How nice is that!

Birmingham Dance Network

Patsy Browne-Hope is one of the three amazing and incredibly talented dancers we recently spend some time with at the studio and shot between one coffee and another :) A great fun withe the trio and some nice outcome we can now share :)
Head to Birmingham Dance Network to get some more info and to see what classes are available for you!
© Gibson Kochanek Studio

 

The Black Country Living Museum

Ever considered visiting The Black Country Living Museum? Don't think twice, it is a must! I shot campaign for them a few weeks ago and I am still under a huge impression. Campaign materials will be shared later in the new year but here is a little extra I can show to encourage you all to go there! Took my mum there on Sunday and I still see new things I did not see earlier! Quite interesting ocean of history and heritage.
© Marta Kochanek 

Korea International Photography Festival 2015

Korea International Photography Festival 2015 // Seoul Arts Centre
Invited to participate I am exhibiting a photograph of Tim Andrews from the Over The Hill Project <3 // 02 - 08 Dec 2015

TATE // Pete James, Emma Barton, Marta Kochanek

Fast Forward: Women in Photography

Friday 6 November 2015, 10.30-17.00 & Saturday 7 November 2015, 10.30-18.25
Level 1 Starr Auditorium, Tate Modern
In partnership with University for the Creative Arts, University of the Arts London Photography and the Archive Research Centre (PARC) at London College of Communication

Day Two
Saturday 7 November 2015, 11.35

Session Three: Shifting Perspectives: Work and thePhotographic Industry

Pete James - Revisiting Emma Barton: creating futures from the past

This paper describes a live project based around anarchive of previously unseen material relating to the acclaimed but largely forgotten Birmingham Pictorialist Emma Barton. Working with the contemporary commercial photographer Marta Kochanek Photography, the project seeks to inform, inspire, create and promote opportunities for women photographers in the photographic industry.

— w: Tate.

 Pete James: Revisiting Emma Barton: creating futures from the past.

What to say when you are introducing your work to TATE?

Hmmm... What to say when you are introducing your work to TATE?? Ready to shoot a short movie with adam+evie — z: Adam Fray, Marta Kochanek i Evie Be at: Gibson Kochanek.

Emma Barton research

Spending the day within archives flickering through some incredible works of Emma Barton / thank you Pete James we are amazed 🙏🏻 Thank you Pete James!