Hamburg Exhibition Extended...

I did not get a chance to announce this previously as I was in transit back to the United States... but my photography exhibition in Hamburg, Germany was extended by three weeks. The new closing date is March, 27th 2006.

The 3x23 gallery continues to accept visitors, inquiries, and orders for the signed limited edition prints. They will accept orders (up to the closing date and beyond) including online buyers. Please see the bottom of this posting for details about how to purchase.

Titles, dimensions, pricing, and edition information can be viewed by clicking individual images below:

Exclusive Signed Prints (79.2cm x 59.4cm)
550.00 Euro

Only one artist print and one edition print will ever be printed of these images...













Limited Edition Signed Prints (79.2cm x 59.4cm OR 56cm x 42cm)
200.00/180.00 Euro

Only 10 prints at the A1 (79.2cm x 59.4cm) size, and 5 prints at the A2 (56cm x 42cm) size will ever be printed of these images. In addition there is one artist print possible at each size. Several have sold so availablility is limited!



Purchasing...

Option 1:
For the internet audience the gallery has created this 3x23 Ebay Store primarily for anyone familiar with Ebay or fluent in German. Note, these are not true auctions, the listed prices are the "buy it now" price.

Option 2:
Contact the gallery by email info[at]3x23[dot]de (spam protected, remove the parts in brackets). Specify the item title and size/price you are interested in.

Option 3:
You could also email me directly and I will forward on the request to the gallery... cameratoss[at]gmail[dot]com.

Option 4:
The obvious one, in person at the gallery...

3x23
Internetcafé, PC-Service, Online Shop und Galerie GmbH
Sternstraße 107-109
20357 Hamburg
Tel. 040 - 430 95 0 60
Fax. 040 - 430 95 0 70

Note:
The exhibition closing is March 27th, but the gallery will continue to honor requests for purchase of these editions past that date, as will I.

Coverage: A lot of it...

With my premiere exhibition in Hamburg, Germany, alot of other media sources found the topic worthy of dicussion or treatment... here is a synopsis and some links (this is probably a very incomplete list)...

Online News: Spiegel Online (again)
Being an official sponsor of the exhibition, they contributed a second article on the topic shortly before the opening event. The turn out was wonderful and feedback even better.
link to their follow-up article

Television: RBB | Polylux
An extremely popular news magazine, wanted to put together a very entertaining piece and was present at the opening event filming. I played into their desire to create something entertaining, had fun doing it, but wish the treatment had been a little more serious.
Watch the video

Television: RTL/RTL2 | Unknown Program
Interviewed me in the gallery and covered the second event at the gallery, a party and judging of the photography contest submissions. I have not seen their piece yet and don't have a link at this time. Perhaps it has not aired yet because they requested a follow-up at the closing event.

Television: SAT1 | News
Produced a short news piece about the exhibition, interview segments with me, and a some footage of me trying out a few Hamburg locations via camera tossing. No link at this time.

Radio: DeutschelandRadioKultur
Interviewed me and a couple others from the community who had given the camera toss technique a try. No link at this time. Another program on this station has requested another interview.

Unrelated to the Exhibition...

Television: CNN-IBN India
After arriving in Europe noticed that there was some activity on the topic in India. I had been contacted by this reporter but he ended up putting together a story using India sources before I could find time to work with him.
Read the Article

Web Magazine Article: PictureShuttle.de
Before leaving for Europe this photgraphy centric web magazine wrote an online article about camera toss and recieved permission to use an image.
Read the article

Online News/Magazines: Italy
Two articles have appeared in the last week in Italy. None of them contacted me and I'm quite curious what they say. If anyone can translate these two articles I would truely appreciate it.
1. UniMagazine.it Article
2. Panorama.it Article

clickykbd's picks - issue 17

A second installment of photo pool selections in my attempt to catch up while travelling in europe for my photography exhibition in Hamburg, Germany. Making this posting from Vienna, Austria. Intentionally throwing cameras, and my work, was a very hot topic in German media. I'll update the "In the Press" side-bar section shortly.

Photo Selections







Photo Credits (left to right, top to bottom):
nik_clayer, mappamundi, Jason L. Lee, Eternal Holiday
mappamundi, marce_garal, sconartist, mappamundi
_ferro_, _ferro_, offstage4, El Ray
El Ray, El Ray, offstage4, bubestube
bubestube

clickykbd's picks - issue 16

Way behind on the pool picks! Issue 16 and 17 will be from when I left the USA to current. Some really wonderful work while I have been out of touch. The following is the first installment uploaded since issue 15.

Photo Pool Submissions






Photo credits (left to right, top to bottom):
AdiJapan, mappamundi, DomWrap, roogi
Vincent Pants, Brainless Angel, RickHawkins, phrenophile
phrenophile, mappamundi, mappamundi, offstage4
offstage4, mappamundi, mappamundi, ohimskrewed

Flags the Camera Toss Way, by Offstage4

Germany by Offstage4

Offstage4 has outdone himeself with this Camera Toss'd tribute to the countries of the world, particularly their flags, appropriately timed the current Winter Olympics. I was very impressed. I encourage all to have a look at his entire photo set. If you think creating these was easy, think again... and read his blog posting about how he did it!



Originally uploaded by Offstage4 (36 Images Total)
View the entire set or watch the slideshow.

Inspiring work shane!

Attempt at catching up...

Just a posting to say I've been way behind on keeping up with this blog, and the developments in the Camera Toss community due to my exhibition in Hamburg, Germany... and the travelling I've been doing on the side.

I just wanted to say, after having reviewed the photo pool finally for some new pool picks postings, I'm very impressed with the work of the community of late. Several people have latched onto the idea and taken it in some very new directions. I'll be attempting to highlight some of this work in the coming postings. I have a week to rest in Wien (Vienna) before returning to the gallery and eventually home to Austin.

If you include press coverage of the exhibition, our "in the press" side-bar element is also extremely dated now. It seems like I couldn't walk without stepping on a journalists toes!

Keep inspiring and exploring new worlds!
Ryan Gallagher