Formado en la New England School of Photography- Boston (USA).
Su obra forma parte de las colecciones de Fotografia Contemporánea del Museo de Arte Moderno de BsAs, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Museo Nacional Castagnino (Rosario), y Museo de Arte Latinoamericano-colección Costantini, Museo de Bellas Artes Franklin Rawson de San Juan y colecciones privadas argentinas y del exterior.
Asesor de la Fotogaleria del Centro Cultural R.Rojas/Universidad de Buenos Aires, 1995/2013. Coordinador del área de fotografía de dicho centro. Docente invitado del Departamento de Arte de la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (BsAs).
Reviso cualquier tipo de proyectos artísticos y autorales.
Puedo ayudar al interesado/a con una devolución y la eventual inclusión de su trabajo en proyectos

Foro de Portfolios Online
Horario de revisión: Turno Mañana

A cargo de la galería de Arte Buenos Aires Sur desde Enero de 2008. Dirigió la artística del Parque de la Ciudad en 2007. Interés en trabajos artísticos. No fotografía comercial.
Puedo apoyar la obra a traves de la Galería Buenos Aires Sur.

Ha fundado la primera fotogalería especializada del País, “OMEGA” en 1980, ámbito desde el cual ha desarrollado una ininterrumpida e intensa actividad de difusión fotográfica. Dicha actividad se ha canalizado tanto a través de la docencia, que ejerce desde 1981, como así también, en charlas y conferencias en distintos puntos del país y del extranjero. Fue miembro fundador y editor de la revista latinoamericana Sueño de la Razón

Dictó cursos en la Universidad de La Plata. Desde 1980 organiza y edita muestras fotográficas, individuales y colectivas, en la Fotogalería OMEGA y en diferentes ciudades del país y del extranjero. En torno a su labor de difusión ha sido miembro de varios comités de editores de muestras fotográficas. Fue cofundador junto con otros fotógrafos del NAF, Núcleo de Autores Fotográficos. En 1991, creó El CENTRO DE FOTOGRAFIA CONTEMPORANEA -CFC- , a partir de la existente Fotogalería OMEGA. El mismo consiste en salas de exposiciones, colecciones itinerantes, biblioteca especializada, colecciones de placas de vidrio y cámaras antiguas, entre otras cosas. En el CFC creó un banco de datos de La Fotografía Latinoamericana. En 1996 creó y dirigió la Fotogalería del Pasaje Dardo Rocha en 7 y 49 de la ciudad de La Plata. Su obra personal ha sido expuesta desde 1979 en Argentina y en el exterior.

Sus curaciones más recientes han sido la muestra Sara Facio - Perón, expuesta durante 6 meses en el MALBA en 2018 y de marzo a julio 2019 en el Museo Palacio Dionisi, córdoba. Recientemente ha curado la muestra de Jorge Aguirre.

Egresada de la Carrera de Artes Visuales Instituto Regina Pacis.
Actualmente trabaja en Rolf Art Gallery, galería especializada en fotografía y sus límites.

Eder Chiodetto is a Master in Communication from the University of São Paulo, journalist, editor, professor and independent curator, having made about 100 photography exhibitions in Brazil and abroad. He currently coordinates the Atelier Fotô Center for Advanced Studies in Photography, in São Paulo, is the director of Fotô Editorial (www.fotoeditorial.com) and curator of photography at the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo (MAM-SP). Chiodetto is the author of the books "Geração 00: A Nova Fotografia Brasileira" (Edições Sesc), "Curadoria em Fotografia: da pesquisa à exposição" (Ateliê Fotô / Funarte) and "O Lugar do Escritor" (Cosac Naify), among others .
He prefer to analyze portfolios of author essays, documentary and experimental photography. I do not read portfolios of advertising or fashion jobs.
Eder Chiodetto can help photographers in the conceptual discussion of author's work and also in editing. I organize exhibitions in which I can eventually include works that I know in the readings of portfolios that I do at festivals.

Productor, Curador y Gestor Cultural. Especializado en Artes Visuales. Desde 1993, ha creado y desarrollado programas vinculados a Arte y Memoria. Ha realizado la curaduría y producción de cientos de muestras individuales y colectivas de artistas argentinos, y de muestras internacionales en nuestro país. Como curador, fue invitado a realizar muestras temáticas en Londres, Madrid, Frankfurt y Berlín. Desde el 2004, dirige el Espacio de Arte AMIA

Founder and artistic director of Photolux Festival. Member of international juries, nominating committee for the World Press Photo Program “6 x 6”, for the Leica Oskar Barnack Award and for the Prix Pictet.

Evgeny Berezner has been a head of PhotoVisa International Festival of Photography, Krasnodar, Russia since 2010. He was also a head of “In Support of Photography in Russia” Project, run by the Iris Foundation and the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow from 2011 to 2015. Evgeny Berezner has curated over 250 exhibitions of contemporary and classical Russian and foreign photography in Russia and other countries. He has published essays on photography in many Russian and international magazines, albums, and books. He has lectured on photography in Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, Germany, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. He has been a reviewer at international portfolio reviews held in Berlin, Bratislava, Buenos Aires, Houston, Krasnodar, Madrid, Moscow, Paris, and Porto Alegre. In 2011, Evgeny Berezner led the Russian side of the curatorial group, which presented the First International Portfolio Review in Moscow for Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian Photographers; it took place, in collaboration with FotoFest International, at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art. In 2012, with the same group of curators, he realized the Contemporary Russian Photography exhibitions for the FotoFest International’s fourteenth Biennial of Photography and Photo-Related Art in Houston.
Evgeny Berezner is interested in all kinds, genres and schools of photography, as well as arts based on photography. He is not interested in commercial portfolios.
Evgeny Berezner is able to offer participation in the projects that he has founded and curated to those artists who will be interesting to him. He is also able to offer a residency in Moscow

Director of exhibitions at the MAM-Art Museum of the Americas, OAS, Washington.

Artist. He is a professional who has specialized in the psychology of creativity. Frank can offer feedback on issues related to the creative process, as well as career development and projects.

Frazier King is a member of the Board and of the Exhibitions Committee of the Houston Center for Photography (HCP), a nonprofit organization founded in 1981 offering year-round exhibitions, workshops, publications, outreach programs, lectures, and classes. HCP's mission is to increase society's understanding and appreciation of photography and its evolving role in contemporary culture, and produces 10—12 exhibitions annually on and off-site, balancing work by regional and internationally acclaimed emerging, mid-career, and established artists. HCP also produces SPOT magazine, a bi-annual journal of photography that includes artist portfolios, interviews, exhibition and book excerpts, and highlights on HCP members' work.

King has been on the HCP Board for fourteen years, and was Chair of the Exhibitions Committee from 2008 until September 2012. He continues to serve on the Exhibitions Committee, and participates process of selecting exhibitions. As a collector, King exhibited his collection in the second FotoFest Collector’s Eye Exhibition, shown in the FotoFest headquarters from October through December 2012. In addition, he is a widely-shown photographer, and has participated in FotoFest and other international reviews since the 1980s.

In general, King is interested in all kinds of work, but the primary focus is on current trends or themes and developments in new approaches and processes. He is not interested in viewing commercial work.

Director of the MUMBAT- Fine Art Museum, Tandil. Curator. Artistic director of the Artemio Gallery.

Photography historian, curator, art critic. Ph.D. in Art History. Since 2006 she has worked as the leading researcher at the department of Russian art of the 20th and 21th centuries in the State Research Institute of Theory and History of Fine Arts at the Russian Academy of Fine Arts. Since 2014 she has been a member of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA). Author of articles on the history of Russian photography in the three-volume encyclopedia “The History of European Photography” (2010, 2014, 2016). Her work has been published in periodicals in Russia, Europe, and the United States. Since 1999, Dr. Chmyreva has been a regular reviewer at portfolio reviews in many festivals around the world; since 2000, she has been a permanent reviewer at the Meeting Place of FotoFest, Houston, United States. Curator for festival programs globally of multiple exhibitions of contemporary and classic Russian photography and contemporary art in museums, and photography and art centers. In 2011, she was a member of the curatorial group, jointly with Evgeny Berezner, Natalia Tarasova, Wendy Watriss, and Frederick Baldwin, of the main exhibition program “Contemporary Russian Photography” — which included 186 artists and 1095 artworks— for the international biennial FotoFest 2012 in Houston. She has been art director of the International Festival of Photography PhotoVisa since its inception in 2008. Lives in Moscow, Russia.Irina Chmyreva is currently senior researcher of photography in the Department of Russian Art in the State Research Institute of Art History of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts. Previously, she worked as head researcher of the Photography and Multi-Media Department at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), which is actively building the contemporary photography collection. She has organized several exhibitions of Russian old and contemporary photography for MMOMA as well as other institutions. She was co-curator with Evgeny Berezner of the show Russian Pictorial Photography 1890-1990 for FotoFest 2002 and for a number of Russian exhibitions for other editions of FotoFest in Houston. She frequently attends portfolio reviews at different international and local photo-events. Dr. Chmyreva is assistant professor (docent) at the Department of Art Book Design at Moscow State University of Printing Arts. She is co-founder of Russian web-server on photography www.Photographer.ru (1999), member of international editorial boards of the magazines "European Photography", "Fotografia Kwartalnik", she has written texts for several books and albums on Russian and foreign photography. She was guest editor of "OjoDePez" magazine, the Russian issue (#11). She was co-founder and art-director of 1st edition of PANDUS contemporary art festival in Moscow (2007) and art-director of International festival of photography PhotoVisa in Krasnodar, Russia www.photovisa.ru (2008). Dr. Chmyreva is most interested in seeing work that explores the relationship of photography to other media as well as contemporary fine art photography. However, Dr. Chmyreva is not interested in reviewing commercial work intended for stock or advertising. Aside from offering criticism and critique of the photography itself, Dr. Chmyreva can also provide advice and direction in terms of promoting projects. In exceptional cases, she is able to offer opportunities to artists in group exhibitions, projects and publications in Russia.

From 1996 to 2013 he worked as curator assistant, after he worked as curator and finally as Chief curator at the National Museum of Photography in Copenhagen, Denmark.
From 2013 to 2016 he was the Director of the Peter Lav Gallery at Copenhagen.
Since 2012 he has been working as an independent curator, professor and Art Consultant.
He writes for different Art media

Photographer, collector of contemporary photography

Lee Jungmin is a curator of (Seoul Lunar Photo). She co-curated (Elephant train_nitrile gloves_flame:1986-2016)(National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, 2016) and various exhibitions including (Le Rayon vert)(Taste House, 2017). She also co-organizing (The Scrap), the platform with a new approach to the exhibition and sales model of photographic images. She has involved in various photo festivals such as Daegu Photo Biennale and Seoul Photo Triennale among others. She Prefer to see the works experimenting, questioning the medium of photography and various ideas on representing the history, young artists works. Not interested in very traditional documentary. Lee Jungmin can invite artists/works to the exhibitions, programs. And introduce the artists/works to Asian experts(curator, press, publisher, editor, critic etc.)

Durante más de veinte años me he desempeñado como Conservadora de acervos fotográficos siendo responsable del archivo fotográfico y curadora de la Fototeca de Cuba. En los últimos tres años he sido una de las coordinadoras del evento anual Noviembre Fotográfico. En 2017 colaboraré como asistente del profesor Ricardo Viera en los talleres de preparación de portafolios llevados a cabo en varias provincias de Cuba. He impartido conferencias y talleres relacionados con la historia de la fotografía y curado exposiciones de fotografía histórica y contemporánea.

Arquitecto (UBA). Director Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo.Ex director del Museo de Arquitectura y Diseño de la Sociedad Central de Arquitectos - MARQ-SCA.
Profesor Titular FADU-UBA en las carreras de Arquitectura y Diseño Industrial y en el Postgrado Gestión Estratégica de Diseño-GED. Secretario de Extensión Universitaria de la UBA y Director del Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas entre 1990-2000.
Me interesa la fotografía que capte aspectos de la cultura urbana y la vida en la ciudad. La arquitectura y el diseño son mis otros intereses. Puedo incluir en la programación del MARQ alguna propuesta qué surja de estas revisiones.

Micaela Saconi. Estudió Ciencias de la Comunicación en la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Desde hace más de veinte años trabaja en distintas áreas de la Cultura y la Comunicación; en organismos de gobierno municipales, provinciales y nacionales , asi como en instituciones públicas y privadas. Ha participado en la organización y coordinación de exposiciones, festivales, congresos, seminarios, así como en la programación o generación de contenidos artísticos.Desde abril de 2016 es la Directora General del Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (Museo MAR). Anteriormente realizó la coordinación general del montaje de la muestra FAN de Nora Lezano, así como se desempeño en la organización de diferente Festivales Artísticos ( “Vicente López en Escena” ediciones 2015 y 2016, "Festival Ciudanza" ediciones 2012 a 2015), Biophilia de Bjork en Argentina 2012, BAFICI, FIBA, Buenos Aires Jazz, Tango BA y Buenos Aires No Duerme, entre otros).

Gestora de Arte Contemporáneo. Docente universitaria. Curadora independiente.

En los últimos 25 años ha creado tres galerías de arte y en la actualidad dirige Arcimboldo - Arte Contemporáneo.

Creadora y directora de Feria Expotrastiendas hasta su renuncia en 2009, de FASE - Arte y Tecnología desde su creación en 2009, de C.A.L.A. Centro Argentino del Libro de Artista desde 2013 y de Área de Géneros en el Arte del Centro Cultural Borges desde 2014. Miembro de la Fundación Luz Austral desde la década del 90. Curadora argentina en Feria del Libro de Frankfurt en 2010 y en Bienal de Jerusalén ediciones 2015 y 2017. Dicta seminarios. Actúa como jurado. Publica libros en colaboración.

Director del Museo Ernesto de la Cárcova- UNA Director del grupo Babel Arte, donde se ocupa de desarrollar proyectos culturales itinerantes, y está a cargo de la organización de exposiciones, curaduría, investigación y publicación de catálogo y libros

Shen Chao-Liang was born in Tainan, Taiwan, in 1968. He obtained his master’s degree from the Graduate School of the Applied Media Arts, National Taiwan University of Arts. He worked as a Deputy Chief photographer for the Liberty Times, Taiwan, and currently is the adjunct associate professor at the National Taiwan University of Arts. Aside from photographic creation, he also works on photography commentary, research, and curation. Since 2014, he has been the director of the Photo Eye, Young Art Taipei, Taiwan. His major works include Reflections of Nan-Fang-Ao (2001) to the latter series of YULAN Magnolia Flower (2008), Tsukiji Fish Market (2010), STAGE (2011), SINGERS & STAGES (2013) and Taiwanese Vaudeville Troupes (2016). Shen won the Asia Award in Sagamihara, Japan (2004), the Dong-gang Photography Award, Korea (2006), the IPA (International Photography Awards) 1st Place in Professional: Book of Documentary, LA, USA (2012), and the 2015 Wu San-Lien Award, Taiwan, among others. He is interested in all fields of photography. Shen Chao-Liang can bring information exchange and advice on photographic creation and artistic event organization, and experience sharing and observation on Asian culture and recent development.

Steven Evans studied photography at the Atlanta College of Art (B.F.A. 1987) and the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (M.F.A. 1989). From 1990, he worked at Dia Art Foundation in New York, where he helped artists such as Douglas Gordon and Vera Lutter create large-scale exhibitions. In 2000, he began work on the Dia:Beacon museum in upstate New York, and he was the museum’s managing director until 2010. From 2010, Evans worked in philanthropy, planning, and programming as director of the Linda Pace Foundation in San Antonio. In 2014, he was appointed FotoFest executive director, and in 2015 he organized the FotoFest inter-biennial exhibitions I Am A Camera and Collector’s Eye: The Maloney Collection in Houston. With Wendy Watriss, he co-curated the FotoFest inter-biennial exhibition International Discoveries V. In the past year, he has represented FotoFest at photography events and festivals in China, France, Russia, and Korea. He is interested in seeing a broad range of work, from documentary and journalistic approaches to contemporary art and conceptual approaches. He ask that the works be cohesive and that the photographer is able to tell him what the work is about and why it is important to them to make this work. He is a curator of exhibitions, as well as author and editor of publications for FotoFest. He also make recommendations to other curators at times.