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09.05.2012
New book cover by Edward Olive for Changbi publishers, Inc. South Korean book publishers

20.03.2012

Edward Olive is announced finalist for the Renaissance Photography Prize 2012

11.01.2012

Edward Olive received an honourable mention in The Darkroom Gallery’s photography contest - The Human form and his work will be included in the exhibition in Vermont USA.

05.01.2012

Global Photo Awards
Advertising Photography 2011, 2nd Place Edward Olive - Merit of Excellence

Advertising Photography 2011, 3rd Place, Edward Olive - Honor of Distinction

Fashion Photography 2011, Judges Choice, Edward Olive - Honorable Mention

Still Life Photography 2011, Judges Choice, Edward Olive - Honorable Mention

23.12.11

Edward Olive, as actor, is the father in the new TV commercial for Día supermarkets in Spain.

Edward Olive's website as actor: www.edwardolive.com

12.12.2011

Edward Olive is awarded Featured Image in The New Camera Red Photo Contest

17.10.11
Edward Olive is awarded Merit Winner in the TeraBella Media photography contest “What Happens at Night”

24.10.11
Edward Olive is Nominee in the 5th Annual Photography Masters Cup in the Professional category: Nude

30.09.2011 Edward Olive wins First Prize in Wedding Photography and Second Prize in Portrait Photography in The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards WPGA  August Contest/Pollux Awards

01.10.11 Edward Olive is awarded Runner Up in The 2010 Project Photography Competition Runner up in the Still Life Things category.

The judges include portrait and fashion photographer Mary McCartney (daughter of Paul McCartney and photographer Linda McCartney); Paul Ross television and radio presenter, journalist, and media personality.

15.09.11

Edward Olive wins the Prix de Paris Px3 People's Choice First Prize in the category Advertising/Annual Reports with his entry “Platinum” featuring photos taken for the precious metals advisors GFMS.

"PX3 is Europe's biggest and most prestigious photography competition" CamerArts Magazine

02.09.2011

Anormalmag photography & visual arts magazine from Chile publishes an article about the fine art analogue erotic photography by Edward Olive

01.09. 2011 – Edward Olive is proud to announce the latest book cover featuring his fine art photography. . The cover of the crime thriller Mediator by Australian novelist Peter Temple - "Mediator". In 2007 Peter Temple won The Golden Dagger, the world's biggest crime writing prize. Previous winners have included Patricia Cornwell, Ian Rankin, Ruth Rendell & John le Carre.

http://www.papirus.boleslawiec.pl/ksiazka/Temple-Peter/Mediator,54260901073KS

Edward Olive book cover and album cover photographer

16.08.11

2011 International Photography Awards Announces Winners of the Competition

Edward Olive was Awarded:
2nd place in Fine Art - Nudes category for the winning entry "Private Collection"
Honorable Mention   in People :  Wedding   category for the winning entry " Young lady at wedding "
Honorable Mention   in Pets  category for the winning entry " Le chat film noir "

About IPA:
The International Photography Awards is a sister-effort of the Lucie Foundation, where the top three winners are announced at the annual Lucie Awards ceremony. The awards event will be held at the Lincoln Center in New York on October 24, 2011, before returning to Los Angeles in 2012 in celebration of the 10-year anniversary.
Over 8,000 submissions from 90 countries were received for the 2011 International Photography Awards with over 70 jurors, the largest to date. The Foundation's mission is to honor master photographers, discover new and emerging talent, and promote the appreciation of photography. IPA is dedicated to recognizing contemporary photographers' accomplishments in this specialized and highly visible competition.

The jury members were: Andy Adams - FlakPhoto,  Juan Curto, Director Susan Baraz - AtEdge Marketing Director,  Lucy Bell - Lucy Bell Fine Art, Photography Gallery, Michael Bilbrey - Michael Bilbrey Leo Burnett,  Jigisha Bouverat - Jigisha Bouverat COMPANY,  Brian Paul Clamp Brian Paul Clamp -  Clampart,  Juan Curto, Director David Clarke - Tate Britain, Phil Coomes – BBC,  Juan Curto - Camara Oscura, Juan Curto, Director Flore & Romain Degoul Galerie Paris- Beijing, Female Karen Downey Belfast Exposed, Rhoni Epstein - Rhoni Epstein Photo Group,  Annette Fausboll -  Ugly Duckling Projects, Roy L. Flukinger -  Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin,  Foley Michael Foley Foley Gallery, Christina Force - The Collective Force,  Steve Freligh -  Nature's Best Photography,  Howard Greenberg - Howard Greenberg Gallery, Rob Haggart - Photo Editor, Ed Han Ed Han Walton/ Isaacson,  Cynthia Held - Held  Associates, Kristina Hicks - Saatch & Saatchi, Claudia Hinterseer - NOOR,  Charlie Holtz - Ray Brown Productions,  Sayaka Ikemoto - Sakaya Ikemoto Photography,  Michael Itkoff - Daylight Magazine,  Jodie Jacobson - Blind Spot, Todd James National Geographic,  Marla Hamburg Kennedy Hamburg Kennedy Photographs,  Sofia Lahti - The Finnish Museum of Photography, Miriam Leuchter - Popular Photography, Hugh Merrell - Merrell Publisher,  Morgan Charlotte Morgan - Morgan Lockyer,  Hiroshi Osaka - Nikon Photo Contest, Stephen Perloff - The Photo Review,  Nigel Roberts - Leagas Delaney London,  Brett Rogers - The Photographers' Gallery, Diego Rubio Diego - Rubio Grey Group Argentina, Melissa Ryan - The Nature Conservancy Magazine, William Snyder William - Snyder Photojournalism, Rochester Institute of Technology,  Peter Southwick - Peter Southwick Photojournalism, Boston University  JoAnn Tansman BBDO, Amber Terranova - Photo District News,  Gordon Undy - Point Light Gallery, Guy Venables -  LOOK, Wilman Rosemary HonFRPS The Royal Photographic Society,  Susan Zadeh -  Eyemazing, Michael S. Zajakowski - Chicago Tribune Magazine.   Additional 2011 Jurors include: Adrian Appel Katapolt, Steve Back Ogilvy and Mather Singapore, Peter Baki Magyar - Fotográfiai Múzeum,  Shane Bradnick and David Klein - BMF , Marilyn Cadenbach - Marilyn Cadenbach & Associates,  Julie Castellano - Edwynn Houk Gallery,  Taj forer - Daylight Magazine,  Paul Kopeikin - Kopeikin Gallery,  Benoit Lagarde - Splashlight Studios,  Trish Lambe -  Gallery of Photography, Mick Moore - British Journal of Photography,  Katy Niker - Burnham-Niker,  Michael Norseng – Esquire,  Cara Phillips - Women in Photography,  Tim Paton . Balcony Jump,  Simone Philippi – Taschen,  Richard Price - Ward 6,  Karen Probasco - Magnum Photos, Thomas Seelig - Fotomuseum Winterthur,  Agnes Sire - Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson,  Donald R. Winslow - News Photographer Magazine, NPPA

09.08.11

Edward Olive has been nominated judge of one of the most prestigious photography competitions in Spain.

05.08.11

Three of Edward Olive's pictures will be included inthe collective art photography exhibition Third edition for Fotox1000, the biggest collective photo exhibition of Rome, featured for two years in FotoGrafia, the International Festival of Photography of Rome, thanks to its new and fresh way to participate and to meet people through photography. In two year hundreds of photographers from all the world, both professional and amateur, got engaged with the topic of the exhibition, the same one of the festival, with more than 40 nations participating, in a mix of different visions with a common soul.

The topic: Motherland

The theme of the exhibition aims to tackle the unique relationship established between photography and the land, in the deepest and most intimate sense of the word, based on a genuine analysis of the close relationship between the photographers and their belonging to a place, and in many cases their actual identification. It is the result of an increasingly pressing need to seek one’s “motherland”: everyone responds in their own way, examining lands that belong to them, whether they are old or new, large or small, real or virtual, with a completely personal documentation, which is the fruit of their life and the need to return or move away. Motherland is a theme that is investigated and propagated by photography, and today we seek it in relation to the creation of constantly new identities in a world that has been completely explored and technologized, but in which the need to investigate new “lands” and to seek one’s own, is a prominent recurrent theme.

The exhibition

The exhibition will open on September 23, 2011, and it will be hosted for three weeks during the period of the festival FotoGrafia in 42mm, a dynamic 120 square metres space dedicated to photography with pose room, courses room and exhibition halls managed by a group of competent and enthusiastic photographers. Later on the exhibition will be hosted in other locations, both in Italy and abroad. Who would like to host it or a part of it can send an e-mail to photox1000@gmail.com for the details.
The first edition of the exhibition was hosted in 2009 by Sala 1 gallery in Rome with the participation of more than 400 photographers, without any selections of the pictures, thanks to an open theme such ‘The declinations of Joy’. The second edition, hosted by Rising Love Club and the 79rs Music Club in 2010, had as topic ‘Futurspectives. Can photography predict the future? Is there a future for photography?’, a more complex subject that brought to a more strict selection and to a high quality participation, with more than 125 artists participating, including some of the most talented photographers of the world. Both the exhibitions were appreciated by the public and by the critics and they created a virtuous circuit of photo lovers that have got in contact and are collaborating on other projects.

The curator: Francesco Amorosino

Professional journalist, he writes about art and culture for different newspapers. As a photographer he participated in several collective and personal exhibition, and he won some prizes like the one of Toscana Foto Festival. Together with his personal artistic research he organizes exhibitions and events. Between his last projects there are a series of exhibitions dedicated to the relationship between the Pop Art master Keith Haring and Italy.
This year he organized the 26th Annual Congress of the Forum for European Journalism Students,  held for the first time in Italy, that brought to Matera more than 100 young journalists from all Europe, ready to discuss with important Italian journalists. In that occasion he curated the exhibition ‘Photos that change the world’, pictures from Shoot4Change.
Talking about photography, he created and organized for two year FotoX1000, collective exhibition of 1000 pictures from all the world, featured in the program of FotoGrafia, the international Festival of photography of Rome. He is also the curator for Rome of the project of urban guerrilla ‘I Park Art’, a series of temporary exhibitions in public parking slots. 

CONTACTS

Francesco Amorosino
(+39) 333-3741653
f.amorosino@gmail.com

FOTOX1000

E-mail: photox1000@gmail.com
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42mm Associazione Culturale di Arti Fotografiche

Address: Via Guadagnolo, 3, Roma
Web: www.42mm.it
Tel: (+39) 06-64.005.225
E-mail: info@42mm.it

14.07.11

Edward Olive received First Prize in The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards May Contest Pollux Awards Portfolio Section - Professional Photographers - Figure and Nude

08.07.11

Edward Olive received Second Prize & Special Mention of the Jury in The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards 2nd Edition of the Black & White Competition in the category Nude & Figure

05.07.11

Edward Olive received Runner Up Award in the Chasing The Light Juried Photography Pet photography Who’s your best friend?

21.06.11
Edward Olive’s fine art nude study “Young lady goes through door” will be shown as part of the Black Box Gallery in Portland, Oregon’s collective photography exhibition “Shut up and shoot” showing July 1-24, 2011
The Black Box Gallery is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary photography and its evolving role in society. Black Box’s exhibitions provide important opportunities for emerging and established photographers and artists. Black Box supports and encourages the creative production, exhibition and critical appreciation for contemporary photography and related media.

811 East Burnside Street, Suite 212 Portland, Oregon 97214 USA http://www.blackboxgallery.com/Home.html