Pelican’s blood, The Eye of Photography, 2nd November 2024, Paris, France. Read here: https://loeildelaphotographie.com/en/monika-k-adler/ Double Vision, 591 – photography blog, 1 November 2024, Germany. Read Here: https://www.591photography.com/2024/10/double-vision.html
TOMORROW IN NEW YORK BOOK LAUNCH THE PICTORIAL LIST: VOLUME ONE – NEW YORK with my photography work.
The availability and cheapness of travel have diminished its meaning. Crowds of people mindlessly move from one place to another, thinking only of what they will eat, where to stay overnight, and what photos they’ll post on social media’ Private Photo Review, France, 18 September 2024
Monika K. Adler – Exhibition Catalogue, Federal Rio Grande University, Rio Grande, Brasil ”Patriarchal Sabbath” (photography) – Miradas Enredadas | Networking Glances curated by Professor Fabiane Pianowski of the Visual Arts in Study Research Group (AVE) of the Institute of Languages and Arts of the Federal University of Rio Grande (ILA/FURG) – ONLINE GROUP EXHIBITION
Monika K. Adler – Exhibition Certificate, Federal Rio Grande University, Rio Grande, Brasil ”Patriarchal Sabbath” (photography) – Miradas Enredadas | Networking Glances curated by Professor Fabiane Pianowski of the Visual Arts in Study Research Group (AVE) of the Institute of Languages and Arts of the Federal University of Rio Grande (ILA/FURG) – ONLINE GROUP EXHIBITION
‘Through the ruins of cabins and kiosks, and billboards promising justice and redemption, they’ve come to where the pelicans offer their blood; to gather with banners and tapestries, on carpets of flowers; a small girl stares, as each scene’s recorded, inscribed on the cluster of devices of those crowded around’. Corpus Christi: Pelican’s Blood, Private
Pelican’s blood, 2024 We follow a girl, early twenties, up a station platform; her blonde hair plaited, ringed by a garland of flowers. She checks her smartphone screen as she walks ahead, her heavy costume: living embroidery, alive with roses. Next to her, a young man in rounded glasses, the contemporary imagination of a 19th
Set in London’s Mayfair, Monika K. Adler’s upcoming movie, ‘Sick Bacchus,’ tells a story of modern slavery. The movie’s main character, the rich and beautiful Violetta, represents a privileged group in society for whom material abundance breeds pathology. Every thing and everyone can be bought, reduced to the role of objects, made shallow and laid
26th Annual Postcards From the Edge 2024 is coming! A benefit for Visual Aids, New York with Monika K. Adler ”Sick Bacchus” – (photograph)
Portrait of Violetta (Bacchus) Photobook | Stirling Photography Festival 2023: ‘Reflect’ @stirlingpf from the upcoming movie Sick Bacchus: www.sickbacchus.com with outstanding @patrycja_planik; @aeon.rose
