Julie Mardin is among this year’s Julia Margaret Cameron Award recipients
and will participate in the Berlin Foto Biennale 2016

  Israeili Couple, UN                                                                                                                                            © Julie Mardin 2014

Berlin Foto Biennale 2016   
4. Biennial of Fine Art & Documentary Photography
EMOTIONS & COMMOTIONS ACROSS CULTURES
6.  30. October 2016
Artist Reception & Vernissage
October 6th, 2016 at 6PM
Palazzo Italia
Unter den Linden 10 (entrance on Charlottenstraße)
10117 Berlin

446 contemporary artists from 41 countries are participating alongside Magnum photographer Steve McCurry

Throughout October 2016 Berlin welcomes once again the largest German festival for photography, the 7th European Month of Photography. As Associated Partner of the EMOP Berlin the first edition of the Berlin Foto Biennale - and 4th edition of the Biennial for Fine Art and Documentary Photography - will take place at the elegant Palazzo Italia, situated in the historic heart of Berlin. After Madrid, Buenos Aires and Malaga, Berlin was chosen as a new base to promote emerging talents and established artists from all over the world.

Emotions and Commotions Across Cultures will present 1230 photos by 446 contemporary artists from
41 countries of all continents  among them 65% women, who have received the Julia Margaret
Cameron Award for Women Photographers.

The works represent a wide spectrum of styles ranging from documentary and wild life, to portrait and experimental photography. Recognizing a wide array of artistic expression across diverse cultures, the Biennial presents a contemporary overview of the different schools of thought emerging from the United States to China, from Australia to Turkey and from Senegal to Mexico.

For more information please go to http://www.berlinfotobiennale....
or https://www.facebook.com/Berli...

If you wish to attend to the Vernissage of the Artists Reception please send an email to exhibitions@thegalaawards.com to receive your invitations.

The Berlin Foto Biennale will be open all days between October 6 and October 30 according to this timetable:

Hours:
October 6: 11 - 6 pm
October 7 - 30:
Mo - Wed: 12 - 7pm
Thu: 12 - 9 pm
Fri - Sun: 12 - 7pm

An entrance ticket will be necessary to visit the Berlin Foto Biennale on regular visiting hours. The price of the tickets will be EUR 10, and EUR 6 for senior citizens (over 65), students, unemployed, and groups. Kids under 13 have free entrance. The entrance tickets will be sold online and onsite.

Please join us during the Garment District Arts Festival

for an Art Exhibit and Open Studio 

and to celebrate

The Light Millenniums Issue #30

Freedom of Information in the Genetically Modified Age

at Julie Mardin Photography

Saturday, October 25, 2014, 1-6 pm 

4 pm Special Guest Talk

featuring artwork from Issue #30

Refreshments

Celebrate Food, Knowledge, Health, and the Environment!

at

Julie Mardin Photography Studio

315 West 39th Street 

Suite 303

(between 8th & 9th Avenues)

RSVP for the 4pm talk by October 23 event@lightmillennium.org

For more information please visit www.lightmillennium.org

For more information on the Garment District Arts Festival

http://www.garmentdistrictnyc.com/arts-festival/arts-festival-schedule/

open studio : thursday October 18 6-10pm, saturday October 20 1-6pm 

Lake Eustis Museum

& Harden/Pauli Funeral Home

present

THANATOS TO EROS

E. Sherman Haymann & Julie Mardin

Opening September 30, 2011, 6-9 pm

September 30 - October 30, 2011

LAKE EUSTIS MUSEUM OF ART

200 B East Orange Avenue

Eustis, FL  32766

352-483-2900

sponsored by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home

press release

FASHION DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL 2010

STATE OF THE UNION

Group Show

Opening: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 6-8pm
 

TRIA GALLERY

October 16 - November 15, 2008

547 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001, 5th Floor

212-695-0021 . www.triagallerynyc.com . info@triagallerynyc.com

Hours Wed-Sat 11:00-6:00pm

LIFECYCLES - Large outdoor banner in Jersey City - Fall 2008

The image "Big Mess" was selected for the Lifecycles show of the Victory Arts Projects and their Art in Public program.  You can view the 4'x8' banner at the fence around the York Street Project, an organization which helps homeless women and their children, at the corner of York and Washington in downtown Jersey City.  They will be hosting the work through mid-November 2008.  For more information please go to www.artinpublic.org.

If you take the PATH from Manhattan this map should be helpful:

http://www.communitywalk.com/jersey_city/nj/pro_arts_members_2008