New year new evening of great photography, on 12th of January, join us at NOMAD London, in 58 Old street, at 19:30h and bring your friends to enjoy the taste of our Instant Coffees.
You can also keep in touch with ASA collective by following them on twitter @ASACOLLECTIVE or joining their ASA Collective facebook page.
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We have been invited by El Cilope Mecánico to put a selection of our Instant Coffees in their V anniversary at El Fotomata Gallery. For this collaboration we have decided to encapsulating the works in the theme of FAMILY.
The line-up will be:
This is the line up for our 6th session.
Peter Dench – Drink UK
Pierfrancesco Celada – InsideOut
Fosi Vegue – Grandes éxitos (Great hits)
Natalie Naccache – Madaneh Marriages
Mike Lusmore / Rebecca Harley – Bells please!!
Marcia Chandra - ”As Serbian as you want to be”
Thank you everyone who has been submitted a proposal for this session.
15th December 2011 at 7pm. Deadline 10th December 2011. Midnight GMT
Instant Coffees will feature a special selection encapsulating the theme of CELEBRATION.
We are looking for slideshows, photo-films or multimedia that show celebration in all its forms. This could be a series of images surrounding religious or pagan rites, personal or public events, festivals, or simply a series of images that celebrate the diversity of a community. We would like to give photographers the chance to express their own unique view of this theme and in particular work that re-interprets the idea of celebration.
Submission deadline is 10th December 2011 and you can find submission details here.
Photo: Evgenia Arbugaeva
We are also very pleased to have Daniel Meadows, photographer and lecturer at Newport’s School of Art and Design and at Cardiff University, along for the evening to give a talk about digital storytelling and his work as a documentarist.*
Daniel Meadows, Butlins by the Sea, 1972. © Daniel Meadows
This event will be a celebration of a year of Instant Coffees and would like to invite you all to attend the evening of festivities, drink, food and other surprises.
* He is best known for his work as a documentarist, in particular for two projects: his Free Photographic Omnibus (1973-74) when he toured Britain in a double-decker bus, establishing free studios in towns and cities across the country; and Capture Wales (2001-2008) the innovative digital storytelling work he initiated for the BBC. Meadows lectures in photography and participatory media at the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies at Cardiff University. He is the author of five books including Living Like This (1975) and The Bus (2001). His photography and multimedia work has been widely exhibited both in the UK and abroad.
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Hi there coffee addicts,
we have already published the last catalog of our 5th session. Thanks again to every single person who has been interested or involved in this activity, it wouldn’t be possible without your help.
We are planning the last session of the year, there will be few surprises and we would like to count on you. More info coming soon. Keep an eye on this blog, facebook or twitter. Book the 15th of December in your agenda, you will enjoy it.
(Click the image to see the whole doc)
Many congratulations on receiving the Instant Coffees award for your work entitled “They never adopted the name of themselves” recently exhibited at the Emergent-Lleida Photography Festival.
As you may know our organisation has a keen interest in new multimedia productions – with the specific aim of allowing authors the space to both create and promote their vision to new audiences. And in this light, the aims of our award are ones designed to specifically aid a photographer in the production and promotion of new works.
In this sense, we would like to collaborate with Stephane C on the next stage of this project. We believe in the importance of what he is doing and believe in him as a photographer; and as such, we would like to offer our help to him in getting this work out into the world.
Stephane C. “They never adopted the name of themselves”
Many thanks to Emergent LLeida Photo Festival to bring us this opportunity to collaborate and support with the finalist.
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On Wednesday (October 19th) last week Instant Coffees set off for the bright lights of London for it’s first screening outside of Bristol at the wonderful Roof Unit in Bethnal Green.
This was my first Instant Coffees screening,(after being involved behind the scenes for awhile), and away from it’s home turf, of Bristol, I was a little worried about how it would go on the night, and let’s face it, if anyone would turn up.
But the tell-tale buzzing in of people in the background as Alejandro set up the projector and sorted the the screening out (by the way, many thanks to Tim for the loan of his Macbook!!) would settle my concerns and a little after 7pm the proceedings of the night commenced with Alejandro acting as the master of ceremonies on the night.
On the night, myself,(Andrew Jackson), Ben Roberts and Stuart Matthews would be on hand to talk about their screenings in between the works of a range of other fantastic contributions.
To have Ben and Stuart on hand to explain and discuss their works, approaches and future intentions really made the night for me….and I really looking forward to seeing how their works develop in the future.
There was a great buzz on the night, a feeling of community amongst photographers sharing their work in an appreciative and enquiring atmosphere.
Much of that must be down to the excellent facilities at the Roof Unit and the excellent help the Roof Unit team offered us on the night – and of course to everyone who came out to show their support – we owe you all so much and we hope to see you again.
Andrew Jackson
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