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and see what people are saying about "Voices in Exile"
The Tibetan Photo Project received word on May 8, 2008, from CNN that CNN International will feature us. Watch this space for details.
The Tibetan Photo Project films at Culture Unplugged Film Festival
We just received word that both feature films from The Tibetan Photo Project have been made official selections to the Culture Unplugged Film Festival in India. In the event you arrive at the home page of the festival:
1). Scroll down the page and click enter at the bottom right
2). Once in, use the search near the top to search for Voices in Exile and Visually and Respectfully "Visually and Respectufully Yours - The Story of The Tibetan Photo Project" http://www.cultureunplugged.com/index.php?viewMovieId=269
Selling the DVDs is one way we hope to finance The Tibetan Photo Project Film Makers Education Centers in India, but we also know its important for as many people as possible to see these films. (We also share a percentage of sales with the filmmaker),
Please, after viewing the films, consider a donation if you can... but at the very least... please tell friends.
Visually and Respectfully Yours, Sazzy Varga and Joe Mickey
The Tibetan Photo Project has been selected as one of this year's Media That Matters Film Festival Take Action Links!
AVAILABLE
FOR RADIO BROADCAST:
Please let the public radio stations in your area know they can
pick up an interview (free of charge) with Joe Mickey discussing
the Tibetan Photo Project with Monica Fuller at http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=8597
The power of one frame of film
•Linked by Harvard Asia Center for the Dalai Lama's 2003 visit.
•Linked by Africa & Asia studies, University of London
•Linked by the University of Virginia
The Tibetan Photo Project offers the first photos taken by Tibetan
monks living in exile, images of the Dalai Lama, informational texts
and rare 1932 pictures of Tibet.
The perspective provided from the modern history of Tibet and China
reveals a great deal about the nature of China's future leadership.
The lessons have become even more relevant with the rise to power
by Hu Jintao, China's former hard-line secretary to Tibet.
•National media reviews on the Tibetan Photo Project
2005 Interviews and Exhibit
Video courtesy of Louisiana Public Broadcasting
www.lpg.org For the upcoming film from The Tibetan Photo Project
Release Date: Fall 2007
click image to watch
Australia
Fund raising activities will be organized to support the publishing
of this extremely important publication.
The Tibetan Photo Project on CNN in April
We have been informed and asked to produce material for a segment for a new program scheduled to air on CNN on Saturdays, beginning April 12. On March 27, CNN informed us that the segment was in the editing stage. This is the news we currently have. Check back, if we get advance broadcast information we will post a schedule.
Last night, 27th January 2007 was the first fundraising event at
the Dee Why Community Centre in Sydney. The Gyang-bod team
hosted a wonderful evening of entertainment and information on the
Tibetan issue. It was an evening of music, food, guest speakers,
finishing with a screening of the documentary "Voices in Exile" .
The Tibetan cultural events are proving to be a very popular item on
the Sydney calendar, as they are thoroughly enjoyed by participants
and guests alike. A social network is built between the general local
Australian community and the rapidly expanding Tibetan sector of the
community. Attending guests feel they have been transported to Tibet
for a night to experience the culture, warmth and pain of an occupied
nation, leaving at the end with information about the current situation
in Tibet and what they can do to support the plight.
"Their work precisely captures with insight and enthusiasm
the life of exiled
Tibetans." -Bobbie Liegh, Art & Antiques Magazine
March 2006 "Art & Antiques"- 3-page feature
March 2006 Review "Voices in Exile" Epoch Times International, Canada
•Regional Reviews
Columbus
Dispatch, Columbus Ohio, Sept 22, 2005
- Tibetan monks' photos reveal view
from within
"Audiences
leave seeing China's treatment of Tibet as a microcosm of how the
communist country deals with the world." -The Slice, Colorado
Springs
"Tibetan Photo Project is a magic view into a world no Westerner
has seen.
These unique photographs were created by Tibetan Monks
themselves and
give voice to their story and culture."
-Scribe, UCCS student newspaper
"Insightful ...touching." -GO!
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Partial list of print-media and internet coverage of The Tibetan Photo Project
Check
out the new QuickTime slide show created by
Tamara at the TS Divis Studio.
This program is 15 minutes long
and depending on your internet provider it may take
a while to load.
Patience please. Download QuickTime for Mac
Download QuickTime for IBM
.
Sept. 22 , Columbus Dispatch (Ohio) Tibetan Monks Reveal view from within by Arts writer
Bill Mayer
Sept 7, Xenia Gazette, (Ohio) Tibetan Photo Project at Antioch
Winter 2005, Light of Consciousness, "Voices in Exile" review
April 8, 2005 Real Estate Magazine / Mendocino Coast Property "Voices in Exile"
1/2 page B&W
March 2005 -City Lights The ARK-LA-TEX Positive lifestyle magazine "Tibet, Monks in Exile are theme of exhibitions and programs at Centenary's Meadows Museum" 3/4 page color/ Listed on cover
Feb. 25, 2005 -Shreveport Times "Exhibit brings Tibet to Shreveport,"by Jennifer Flowers 3/4 page B&W / Circulation: 80K
Jan. 30 2005, Shreveport Times "Centenary College puts focus on Tibet," by Jennifer Flowers Front page Arts and Lifestyle / Sunday Edition/Circulation:100K
2004
Winter/Spring 2004 Pema Karpo / Birmingham, Alabama "The Tibetan Photo Project" 1/3 page color
Vision Magazine - December issue, Cover and feature story, "Faces of Tibet" Circulation, 70K
BBC
A new article written on the BBCI web site. A must read! Second
article at BBC-Edited
Entry Guide
Santa Barbara Family Life, September 2004 issue, cover story, "Tibetan
Photo Project at Antioch," 3/4 page color and full page inside
back cover for opening at Antioch.
Antelope
Valley Press/ Showcase entertainment section, Sept. 24-30, "Not
From the Western Eye - Antioch University's Tibetan Photo Project
Delivers," By Norman Shoaff, Valley Press City Editor. Two
Pages
South
Coast Beacon, "Worth a Thousand Words" - an Antioch University
exhibit provides a glimpse into the lives of Tibetan Monks in exile,
by Daniel Okamura, Center page color with jump.
Vision
Magazine, Sept. 2004, "A Valuable Education," by Teresa
Pergoia on Antioch and The Tibetan Photo Project
Santa
Barbara Independent, Sept. 16, Tibetan Photo Project exhibit chosen
as "Pick of the Week"
For
their September opening exhibit of The Tibetan Photo Project, Antioch
University also placed several significant print ads in The Santa
Barbara News Press - Scene, The Goleta Valley Voice, and The Montecito
Journal. They have also added an advertising campaign for the November
slide show and lecture by Joe Mickey.
Mandala
Magazine, August/ September. Photo from The Tibetan Photo Project
to illustrate article. Photo credit www.tibetanphotoproject.com
Ascent magazine, Canada, Issue 22, :Epilogue: The Tibetan Photo
Project," full page end of magazine regular feature.
"The
Tibetan Photo Project," Light of Consciousness, spring 2004
Colorado College Alumni magazine Bulletin (Full page color ), Winter
2003 - 2004, "Tibetan Photo Project Documents Monastery Life"
By Anne Christensen
2003
Fort Bragg Advocate-News, Mendocino Beacon, December 11, 2003, "North
Coast Shows in December Scheduled for Tibetan Photo Project: Louisiana
Museum will create an exhibition to open in 2005"
Fort Bragg Advocate-News, Mendocino Beacon, December 4, 2003, "Photo
Exhibit reveals lives of Exiled Tibetan Monks" By Joe Mickey
Integral Magazine (Spain), November, 2003 issue. Photo with Website
credit
Pikes Peak Bulletin, October 9, 2003, "Tibetan Photo Project
at BAC" By Staff
The Scribe (UCCS Student paper), October 22, 2003, "Spirit
of Tibet in Colorado Springs" By Sarah Melchior
The Scribe (UCCS student paper, Page 1 full page), September 24,
2003, "Tibetan Photo Project - Photography Documents and Preserves
a Culture in Exile" By Sarah Melchior
Clearlake Observer-American, August 13, 2003, Also published in
Lincoln County Weekly ( Maine ),Fort Bragg Advocate-News* Lake County
Record-Bee* Mendocino Beacon* "Tibet's Culture is Worth Saving"
(Editorial), *Published as "Save Tibet... Why?" By Joe
Mickey
Antelope Valley Press, August 9, 2003, "To Conserve a Culture"
By Norman Shoaf, Editor
Hopedance, July/August 2003, Cover photo with Web site credit
Fort Bragg Advocate News, June 12, 2003, "Tibetan Photo Project
Continues to Gain Momentum" By Joe Mickey
Popular Photography, June, 2003, "A Monk's Eye View" By
Mason Resnick, Editor
Independent Coast Observer / Splash A&E ( Full Page 1 feature
of section ), May 2, 2003, "Gualala Arts Lecture Series Presents:
The Tibetan Photo Project" By The Tibetan Photo Project
Mendocino Beacon ( Page 1 color Above the fold ), April 17, 2003
"Tibetan Photo Project keeps gaining Momentum" By Joe
Mickey
Lake County Record-Bee (Full page 1, B section, color), April 6,
2003, "Mickey's Tibetan Photo Project Slide Show Saturday in
Lakeport" By Staff
The Willits News (Full page, b&w), April 4, 2003 "Mickey
Returns to Mendocino College With Tibetan Photo Project Update"
By Staff
Willits News, April 2003, "Tibetan Photo Show Coming"
By Staff
Lake County Record-Bee, March 26, 2003, "Tibetan Photo Project"
By Staff
Colorado Springs Independent, March 6-12, 2003, "Opening the
shutters -Tibetan Photo Project Gives Monks A Window onto Themselves"
By Noel Black, Arts Editor
Colorado Springs Gazette, March 2, 2003, "Photo Project Documents
Lives Of Tibetan Monks from the Inside" By Mark Arnest, Art
Critic
Diversity, March 19, 2003, "Mickey Tibet Photos at Mendocino
College" By Staff
Springs Magazine ( Colorado Springs ), February 2003, " Tibetan
Photo Project" By Staff
Mendocino Beacon, January 23, 2003, "New Tibetan Photos at
MAC" By Staff
Lake County Record-Bee ( Full page 1 of B section, color ), January
18, 2003, "New Photos of Tibetan Monks Offered" By Staff
Mendocino Beacon, Fort Bragg Advocate-News, January 9, 2003, "Tibetan
Photo Slide show Jan 31, at MAC" By Staff
Mendocino Beacon, January 9, 2003, "New Tibetan Photos at MAC"
By Staff
2002
Lake county Record-Bee, December 2002, "April Shows of Tibetan
Photo Project" By Staff
Mendocino Beacon (Editorial), Fall 2002 "U.S. China Exchange"
( Jaing Zamin's visit to Bush Ranch ) By Joe Mickey
A&E for Mendocino Art Center, Fall 2002, "Update on Tibetan
Photo Project" By Staff
Aquarius Magazine, August issue, "Interview - A Tibetan Monk
on Preserving His Culture" By Joe Mickey
Lake County Record-Bee ( Full page, back page section A, Color ),
July 31, 2002, "Tibetan Photo Project Continues, Parade Magazine
Tells story to Millions" By Staff, "Letters From Tibetan
Monk Living Through India's Hell" Excerpts of letters from
Jam Yang Norbu
Parade Magazine, July 28, 2002, "Tibetan Monks Record Their
Culture On Film" Intelligence Report by Lyric Wallwork Winik
Fort Bragg Advocate ( Page 1 color ), Mendocino Beacon ( Page 6A
b&w ), July 25, 2002, "Parade Reporting Tibetan Photo Project"
By Staff
Aquarius Magazine ( Full color center spread ), July issue, "Through
the Eyes of a Monk" By Katherine Sargent
Art & Antiques magazine, June, 2002 issue, "Gone But Not
Forgotten" By Bobbie Liegh
A&E for the Mendocino Art Center, Summer 2002 "The Tibetan
Photo Project" By Joe Mickey
Lake County Record-Bee, April 27, 2002, "Tibetan Photo Project
Slide show Set" By Staff
Lake County Record-Bee, April 27, 2002, "Tibetan Photo Project
Slide Show Presentation" By Staff
Lake County Record-Bee, April 17, 2002, "Tibetan Photo Project
Slide show Set" By Staff
The Willits News ( Page 1, above the fold, color ), March 8, 2002,
"Capturing the Essence of Tibetan Culture" By Staff
Head Magazine ( 7 full pages b&w ), February/ March 2002, "Tibet
at the Edge of Extinction," "The Tibetan Photo Project"
San Francisco Chronicle, February 5, 2002 "Photographing Monks"
/ Art Notes column By Kenneth Baker, Art Critic
Mendocino Beacon, January 24, 2002, "Slide Show Presentation
of Tibetan Photo Project" By Staff
2001
Fort Bragg Advocate-News ( Page 8, full page, b&w ), November
29, 2001, "Tibetan Photo Project Helps Preserve a Culture"
Mendocino Beacon (Page 1 above the fold), November 21, 2001, "Tibetan
Photo Project" By Joe Mickey
Mendocino Beacon (Page 1 above the fold), Fort Bragg Advocate-News,
August 23, 2001, "Dalai Lama Photos Worth The Effort"
By Joe Mickey
Willits News (Full page b&w), June 27, 2001, "Kun-Dun"
By Staff
Ukiah Daily Journal, June 8-9, 2001, "Local Journalist Takes
Dalai Lama's Photo" By Staff
Lake County Record-Bee (Full page b&w), June 2, 2001, "Dalai
Lama Photos Worth the Effort" By Staff
To demonstrate
the variety of the effort to link and tell the Tibetan story through
the Tibetan Photo Project, the following is a very small and random
sampling of the variety of website's you will find the Tibetan Photo
Project referred to or linked.
In an Ask
Jeeve Search we found this reference very interesting and we are
still looking for the text of the actual article.
ChinaReporter-Tibet Information Page The Tibetan Photo Project.
Photography by Joe Mickey on direct orders from His Holiness The
Dalai Lama.
Please
feel free to print out the information in the text on this site
and share it with friends.
After
visiting the Tibetan Photo Project Web Site, if you'd like a comment
to be forwarded to the monks please e-mail your comments to tibetanphotoproject@hotmail.com
Your comments will be printed and included with the regular mail
correspondence to India. Please Re you mail to "Comments to
Monks"
Visually
Yours, Joe Mickey, and Sazzy Varga
All
images are Copyright 2000-2008, Joe Mickey, Sazzy Varga and the Tibetan Photo
Project and may not be published without permission. While you
may print the material on this site for easy reading or sharing
with friends. For feature articles, publication or public use
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Tibetan Photo Project. Thank You.
* *We have receintly incorporated and are filing for Non Profit Status as: Camera's for Culture Inc. The Tibetan Photo Project will operate under this umbrella. We will let you know as soon as donations are tax deductible. **
