2013 Weekly Planner with photographs from the International Summer School of Photography 2012. Produced in partnership by ISSP, Kuld朝ga District Council and the Art Academy of Latvia.
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2013 January W 1 2 3 4 5
M 7 14 21 28
T 1 8 15 22 29
W 2 9 16 23 30
T 3 10 17 24 31
February
F 4 11 18 25
S 5 12 19 26
S 6 13 20 27
W 5 6 7 8 9
F 5 12 19 26
S 6 13 20 27
S 7 14 21 28
W M T W 18 1 19 6 7 8 20 13 14 15 21 20 21 22 22 27 28 29
April W M T 14 1 2 15 8 9 16 15 16 17 22 23 18 29 30
W 3 10 17 24
T 4 11 18 25
T 4 11 18 25
T 3 10 17 24 31
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T
F 1 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 26 27 28
March S 2 9 16 23
S 3 10 17 24
W M T W 9 10 4 5 6 11 11 12 13 12 18 19 20 13 25 26 27
T 2 9 16 23 30
S 4 11 18 25
S 5 12 19 26
W M T W 22 23 3 4 5 24 10 11 12 25 17 18 19 26 24 25 26
F 5 12 19 26
S 6 13 20 27
S 7 14 21 28
F 4 11 18 25
W M T W 31 32 5 6 7 33 12 13 14 34 19 20 21 35 26 27 28
T 1 8 15 22 29
S 6 13 20 27
W M T W 44 45 4 5 6 46 11 12 13 47 18 19 20 48 25 26 27
T 7 14 21 28
F 1 8 15 22 29
S 2 9 16 23 30
S 3 10 17 24 31
T
F
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
S 1 8 15 22 29
S 2 9 16 23 30
S 1 8 15 22 29
7 14 21 28
F 2 9 16 23 30
September S 3 10 17 24 31
S 4 11 18 25
November S 5 12 19 26
T
June F 3 10 17 24 31
August
October W M T W 40 1 2 41 7 8 9 42 14 15 16 43 21 22 23 44 28 29 30
4 11 18 25
T
May
July W M T W 27 1 2 3 28 8 9 10 29 15 16 17 30 22 23 24 31 29 30 31
M
F 1 8 15 22 29
W M T 35 36 2 3 37 9 10 38 16 17 39 23 24 40 30
W
T
F
S
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
December S 2 9 16 23 30
S 3 10 17 24
W M T 48 49 2 3 50 9 10 51 16 17 52 23 24 1 30 31
W
T
F
S
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
S 1 8 15 22 29
2014 January W 1 2 3 4 5
M
T
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
W 1 8 15 22 29
T 2 9 16 23 30
February
F 3 10 17 24 31
S 4 11 18 25
S 5 12 19 26
W 5 6 7 8 9
F 4 11 18 25
S 5 12 19 26
S 6 13 20 27
W M T W 18 19 5 6 7 20 12 13 14 21 19 20 21 22 26 27 28
April W M T W 14 1 2 15 7 8 9 16 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 18 28 29 30
T 3 10 17 24
T 3 10 17 24 31
T 2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24
4 11 18 25
W
T
March
F
S 1 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 26 27 28
S 2 9 16 23
W 9 10 11 12 13 14
T 1 8 15 22 29
M
T
W
T
F
S 4 11 18 25
W M T 22 23 2 3 24 9 10 25 16 17 26 23 24 27 30
F 4 11 18 25
S 5 12 19 26
S 6 13 20 27
F 3 10 17 24 31
W M T W 31 32 4 5 6 33 11 12 13 34 18 19 20 35 25 26 27
T 7 14 21 28
S 3 10 17 24 31
S 5 12 19 26
W M T W 44 45 3 4 5 46 10 11 12 47 17 18 19 48 24 25 26
S 2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
F 1 8 15 22 29
T
F
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
W
T
F
S
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
S 1 8 15 22 29
S 6 13 20 27
S 7 14 21 28
S 6 13 20 27
S 7 14 21 28
September S 2 9 16 23 30
S 3 10 17 24 31
November S 4 11 18 25
7 14 21 28
S 1 8 15 22 29
June F 2 9 16 23 30
August
October W M T W 40 1 41 6 7 8 42 13 14 15 43 20 21 22 44 27 28 29
T
May
July W M T W 27 1 2 28 7 8 9 29 14 15 16 30 21 22 23 31 28 29 30
M
W M T 36 1 2 37 8 9 38 15 16 39 22 23 40 29 30
W 3 10 17 24
T 4 11 18 25
F 5 12 19 26
December S 1 8 15 22 29
S 2 9 16 23 30
W M T W 49 1 2 3 50 8 9 10 51 15 16 17 52 22 23 24 1 29 30 31
T 4 11 18 25
F 5 12 19 26
Samoa
Honolulu
Anchorage
San Francisco
Denver
Mexico City, Chicago
Havana, New York
Caracas
Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo
South Georgia
Azores
Dakar, Lisbon, London
World Map
-11
-10
-09
-08
-07
-06
-05
-04
-03
-02
-01
00
Nairobi, Moscow
+01 +02
+03
+04 +05½ +06
Seoul, Tokyo
Sydney
Vanuatu Islands
Auckland
+07
Beijing, Perth
Jakarta, Bangkok
Dhaka
Mumbai, Dehli
Dubai
Cape Town, Cairo, Riga
Rome, Paris
Time Zones
+08
+09
+10
+11
+12
Good Days Recommendations from the ISSP staff astrologer :) Good days for starting a new project or business project: Jan 6, 22 / Feb 2, 3, 18, 23 / Mar 18, 22, 29 / May 11, 16, 23 / Jun 8, 12, 19 / Jul 5, 9, 17 / Aug 1, 5 / Sep 9, 29 / Oct 6, 22, 26 / Nov 18, 30 /Dec 16, 20 Good days for organizing parties, exhibition openings, award ceremonies, other social events: Jan 1, 13, 29 / Feb 10, 25 / Mar 9, 24 / Apr 6, 21 / May 3, 18, 30 / Jun 14, 26 / Jul 11, 24 / Aug 8, 20 / Sep 4 / Oct 1, 14, 29 / Nov 10, 25 / Dec 7, 22 Good days for spreading information about events, starting an information or advertising campaign: Jan 13 / Mar 8 / Apr 5 / May 2, 29 / Jun 25, 26 / Jul 23 / Aug 19 / Sep 16 / Oct 13 / Nov 9 / Dec 7 Good days for finishing things: leaving work, breaking up a relationship, quitting smoking, etc.: Jan 21 / Feb 17 / Mar 17 / Apr 13 / May 10 / Jun 6 / Jul 4, 31 / Aug 27 / Sep 24 / Oct 21 / Nov 17 / Dec 15 Good days for submitting applications to all sorts of competitions: Jan 7 / Feb 3 / Mar 30 / Apr 26 / Jun 20 / Aug 14 / Sep 10 / Oct 7 / Dec 1 The best day for introspection, meditation, thinking about yourself and important things in life: Mar 10 The best day for starting anything new and positive: a new project, new school, new life, etc: Sep 9
Zodiac Signs Aries: Mar 21 – Apr 20 Taurus: Apr 21 – May 21 Gemini: May 22 – Jun 21 Cancer: Jun 22 – Jul 22
Leo: Jul 23 – Aug 22 Virgo: Aug 23 – Sep 23 Libra: Sep 24 – Oct 23 Scorpio: Oct 24 – Nov 22
Sagittarius: Nov 23 – Dec 21 Capricorn: Dec 22 – Jan 20 Aquarius: Jan 21 – Feb 19 Pisces: Feb 20 – Mar 20
Temperature & Speed Conversion °C
-40
-35
-30
-25
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
°F
-40
-31
-22
-13
-4
5
-14
23
32
41
50
59
68
77
86
95
104
kmph
32
48
64
80
96
112
128
144
160
mph
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Measures and Conversions Length 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
inch foot foot yard meter (m) furlong km mile mile nautical mile
= = = = = = = = = =
Volume 2.54 cm 0.3048 m 12 inches 3 feet 100 cm 660 feet 1000 m 5280 ft 1.6093 km 1.8519 km
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
US tablespoon US fluid ounce US cup US cup US pint US pint liter (l) US quart US gallon US gallon
Area 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
square foot square foot square yard square m acre hectare hectare square km square mile square mile
= ≈ = ≈ = = ≈ = ≈ =
= ≈ = = = = = = = ≈
3 US teaspoons 29.5735 ml 16 US tablespoons 8 US fluid ounces 2 US cups 16 US fluid ounces 1000 ml 2 US pints 4 US quarts 3.7854 liters
Weight 144 square inches 929 square cm 9 square feet 10.7639 square feet 43,560 square feet 10,000 square m 2.4711 acres 100 hectares 2.5900 square km 640 acres
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
gram (g) = gram (g) ≈ ounce ≈ ounce = pound (lb) = pound (lb) = kilogram (kg) = stone = short ton = metric ton =
0.001 kg 0.0353 ounces 28.3495 grams (g) 0.0625 pounds 16 ounces 0.4536 kg 1000 grams 14 pounds 2000 pounds 1000 kg
International Sizes Conversion Women's Clothing
France UK Germany USA / Canada S-M-L
Women's Shoes
Europe UK USA / Canada Japan
Men's Clothing Europe USA / Canada S-M-L
36 8 34 6 S
38 10 36 8 M
40 12 38 10 M
42 14 40 12 L
44 16 42 14 L-XL
46 18 44 16 XL
36 3½ 6 22
37 4 6½ 22.5
38 5 7½ 23.5
39 6 8½ 24.5
40 6½ 9 25
41 7 9½ 25.5
46 36 S
48 38 M
50 40 L
52 42 L
54 44 XL
56 46 XL
40 7 7½ 25.5
41 7½ 8 26
42 8 8½ 26.5
43 8½ 9 27.5
44 10 10½ 28.5
45 11 11 29.5
Men's Shoes Europe UK USA / Canada Japan
17 7
3
8
9
10
4
11
12
5
13
14
15
6
16
Planner Legend
5
2
6
= Public Holiday AR-AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-CN-CZ-DE-DK-EE-EL-ES-FI-FRHK-HR-HU-IE-IL-IT-JP-KR-LV-LT-MX-NL-NO-NZ-PL-PTRU-SE-SG-SI-SK-TR-TW-UK-US-ZA
= New Moon 4
= First Quarter Moon = Full Moon
3
= Last Quarter Moon
2
1
= Good Days
cm inches
1
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Weekly Planner 2013
Juanan Requena (ESP), From the series Own your own trace www.nodetenerse.com
W1 / Dec-Jan
W 1
Mon / Dec - 31
AR-AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-CN-CZ-DE-DK-EE-EL-ES-FI-FR-HK-HR-HU-IEIT-JP-KR-LV-LT-MX-NL-NO-NZ-PL-PT-RU-SE-SG-SI-SK-TR-TW-UK-US-ZA
NZ-RU-SI
Tue / Jan - 1
Wed / Jan - 2
RU
Thu / Jan - 3
RU
Fri / Jan - 4
RU
Sat / Jan - 5
AT-EL-ES-FI-HRIT-PL-RU-SE-SK
Sun / Jan - 6
Li – Han Lin (DE), Pelcipessa www.cargocollective.com/lihanlin
W2 / Jan
W 4
Mon / Jan - 7
RU
Tue / Jan - 8
RU
Wed / Jan - 9
Thu / Jan - 10
Fri / Jan - 11
Sat / Jan - 12
Sun / Jan - 13
Robert van Waarden (NL/CAN), From the series Raspberries www.vanwaardenphoto.com
W3 / Jan
W 3
JP
Mon / Jan - 14
Tue / Jan - 15
Wed / Jan - 16
Thu / Jan - 17
Fri / Jan - 18
Sat / Jan - 19
Sun / Jan - 20
Timo Marttila (FIN), Essi www.tmarttila.blogspot.com
W4 / Jan
W 3
US
Mon / Jan - 21
Tue / Jan - 22
Wed / Jan - 23
Thu / Jan - 24
Fri / Jan - 25
Sat / Jan - 26
Sun / Jan - 27
Zanda PuÄ?e (LV), From the series Masha www.kukimeki.wordpress.com
W5 / Jan - Feb
W 1
AU
Mon / Jan - 28
Tue / Jan - 29
Wed / Jan - 30
Thu / Jan - 31
Fri / Feb - 1
Sat / Feb - 2
Sun / Feb - 3
Roberto Boccaccino (IT), From the series L’aquila www.robertoboccaccino.it
W6 / Feb
W 5
MX
Mon / Feb - 4
Tue / Feb - 5
NZ
Wed / Feb - 6
Thu / Feb - 7
SI
CN-HK-KR-TW
CN-KR-TN
Fri / Feb - 8
Sat / Feb - 9
Sun / Feb - 10
Birgit P端ve (EE), Cosmogony IV www.birgitpuve.com
W7 / Feb
W 4
AR-CN-HK-JP-KR-SG-TW
AR-BR-HK-PT-SG-TW
Mon / Feb - 11
Tue / Feb - 12
Wed / Feb - 13
Thu / Feb - 14
Fri / Feb - 15
LT
Sat / Feb - 16
Sun / Feb - 17
Anya Schiller (RU), From the series Experience www.anyaschiller.com
W8 / Feb
W 5
US
Mon / Feb - 18
Tue / Feb - 19
Wed / Feb - 20
Thu / Feb - 21
Fri / Feb - 22
RU
Sat / Feb - 23
EE
Sun / Feb - 24
Yigit Tanel Kacar (TR), Untitled www.cargocollective.com/yigittanelkacar
W9 / Feb - Mar
W 6
RU
Mon / Feb - 25
Tue / Feb - 26
Wed / Feb - 27
TW
KR
Thu / Feb - 28
Fri / Mar - 1
Sat / Mar - 2
Sun / Mar - 3
Bram de Muynck (BE), From the series Slowlife www.bramdemuynck.be
W10 / Mar
W 3
Mon / Mar - 4
Tue / Mar - 5
Wed / Mar - 6
Thu / Mar - 7
RU
Fri / Mar - 8
Sat / Mar - 9
Sun / Mar - 10
Annegien van Doorn (NL), Untitled www.annegienvandoorn.com
W11 / Mar
W 5
LT
Mon / Mar - 11
Tue / Mar - 12
Wed / Mar - 13
Thu / Mar - 14
HU
Fri / Mar - 15
Sat / Mar - 16
Sun / Mar - 17
Sohei Yasui (JP), From the series Vision creation www.soheiyasui.com
W12 / Mar
W 1
EL-IE-MX
Mon / Mar - 18
Tue / Mar - 19
JP
Wed / Mar - 20
ZA
Thu / Mar - 21
Fri / Mar - 22
Sat / Mar - 23
AR-NO
Sun / Mar - 24
Clare Hewitt (UK), Latvia #3
W13 / Mar
W 4
EL
Mon / Mar - 25
IL
Tue / Mar - 26
Wed / Mar - 27
AR-DK-ES-NO
AR-AU-BR-CA-CH-DE-DK-EE-ES-FI-HKLV-NL-NO-NZ-PT-SE-SG-SK-UK-ZA
HK
AR-AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-DE-DK-EE-ES-FI-FR-HRHU-IE-IT-LV-LT-NL-NO-PL-PT-SE-SI-SK-UK-ZA
Thu / Mar - 28
Fri / Mar - 29
Sat / Mar - 30
Sun / Mar - 31
Anastasiya Lazurenko (UA), Calendar I www.inaprilwetrust.com
W14 / Apr
W 4
AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-DE-DK-ES-FI-FR-HKLV-LT-HR-HU-IE-IT-NL-NO-PL-SE-SI-SK-UK-ZA
AR
Mon / Apr - 1
Tue / Apr - 2
Wed / Apr - 3
CN-HK-TW
Thu / Apr - 4
Fri / Apr - 5
Sat / Apr - 6
Sun / Apr - 7
Ida Taavitsainen (FI), From the series The imaginary life of Evita Maslabojeva www. idataavitsainen.com
W15 / Apr
W 1
Mon / Apr - 8
Tue / Apr - 9
Wed / Apr - 10
Thu / Apr - 11
Fri / Apr - 12
Sat / Apr - 13
IN
Sun / Apr - 14
Karolina Wojtasik (PL), From the series Cutting wood
W16 / Apr
W 6
Mon / Apr - 15
IL
Tue / Apr - 16
Wed / Apr - 17
Thu / Apr - 18
Fri / Apr - 19
Sat / Apr - 20
BR
Sun / Apr - 21
Maria Morina (RU), The second most popular pose on facebook www.versoimages.com
W17 / Apr
W 2
Mon / Apr - 22
IN-TR
Tue / Apr - 23
Wed / Apr - 24
AU-IT-NZ-PT
DK
SI-ZA
Thu / Apr - 25
Fri / Apr - 26
Sat / Apr - 27
Sun / Apr - 28
Jasmine Bakalarz (CA/AR), From the series Latvia www.jasminebakalarz.com
W18 / Apr - May
W 4
JP
Mon / Apr - 29
NL
Tue / Apr - 30
AR-AT-BE-BR-CN-CZ-DE-EE-EL-ES-FI-FR-HK-HR-HUIT-LV-LT-MX-NL-NO-PL-PT-RU-SE-SG-SI-SK-TR-TW-ZA
Wed / May - 1
SI
EL-JP-PL
LV-JP
EL-LT-JP-KR-NL
Thu / May - 2
Fri / May - 3
Sat / May - 4
Sun / May - 5
Jan Rosseel (BE), From the series An unfortunate event www.janrosseel.com
W19 / May
W 3
EL-IE-LV-JP-UK
Mon / May - 6
Tue / May - 7
CZ-FR-SK
AT-BE-CH-DE-DK-FI-FR-NL-NO-RU-SE
Wed / May - 8
Thu / May - 9
Fri / May - 10
Sat / May - 11
Sun / May - 12
Ilka Kramer (DE/FR), Fairy - Snail www.ilkakramerphotography.blogspot.com
W20 / May
W 4
Mon / May - 13
Tue / May - 14
IL
Wed / May - 15
Thu / May - 16
HK-KR-NO
Fri / May - 17
Sat / May - 18
AT-BE-CH-DE-DK-EE-FI-FR-HU-NL-NO-PL-SE-SI-TR
Sun / May - 19
Ewa Majczak (BE/PL), From the series The unbearable emptiness of tomorrow
W21 / May
W 1
AT-BE-CA-CH-DE-DK-HU-NL-NO
Mon / May - 20
Tue / May - 21
Wed / May - 22
Thu / May - 23
SG
Fri / May - 24
AR
Sat / May - 25
Sun / May - 26
Isidora Gajic (HU), Baltic sea, Latvia, 2012 www.isidoragajic.com
W22 / May - Jun
W 3
UK-US
Mon / May - 27
Tue / May - 28
Wed / May - 29
AT-BR-HR-PL-PT
Thu / May - 30
Fri / May - 31
Sat / Jun - 1
IT-LT
Sun / Jun - 2
Michela Palermo (IT), From the series Castelvolturno www.michelapalermo.com
W23 / Jun
W 6
IE-NZ
Mon / Jun - 3
Tue / Jun - 4
DK
KR-SE
Wed / Jun - 5
Thu / Jun - 6
Fri / Jun - 7
Sat / Jun - 8
Sun / Jun - 9
Iveta Vaivode (LV), From the series The bees seem quiet today www.ivetavaivode.com
W24 / Jun
W 6
PT
Mon / Jun - 10
Tue / Jun - 11
CN-HK-RU-TW
Wed / Jun - 12
Thu / Jun - 13
Fri / Jun - 14
Sat / Jun - 15
ZA
Sun / Jun - 16
KÄ rlis Bergs (LV), From the series Not yet www.karlisbergs.com
W25 / Jun
W 1
ZA
Mon / Jun - 17
Tue / Jun - 18
Wed / Jun - 19
AR
Thu / Jun - 20
Fri / Jun - 21
FI-HR-SE
EE-LV
Sat / Jun - 22
Sun / Jun - 23
Essi Orpana (FI), Untitled www.essimaaria.kuvat.fi
W26 / Jun
W 4
EE-EL-LV-LT
HR-SI
Mon / Jun - 24
Tue / Jun - 25
Wed / Jun - 26
Thu / Jun - 27
Fri / Jun - 28
Sat / Jun - 29
Sun / Jun - 30
Denis Davydov (RU/DE), Untitled www.reznikdavydov.com
W27 / Jul
W 4
CA-HK
Mon / Jul - 1
Tue / Jul - 2
Wed / Jul - 3
US
Thu / Jul - 4
CZ-SK
Fri / Jul - 5
CZ-LT
Sat / Jul - 6
Sun / Jul - 7
Viktorija Eksta (LV), Marija and Pēteris www.flickr.com/photos/melonekiwi
W28 / Jul
W 4
Mon / Jul - 8
AR
Tue / Jul - 9
Wed / Jul - 10
Thu / Jul - 11
Fri / Jul - 12
Sat / Jul - 13
FR
Sun / Jul - 14
Jacopo Pergameno (IT), Untitled
W29 / Jul
W 1
JP
Mon / Jul - 15
Tue / Jul - 16
Wed / Jul - 17
Kuld朝ga town festival
Thu / Jul - 18
Kuld朝ga town festival
Fri / Jul - 19
Kuld朝ga town festival
Sat / Jul - 20
BE Kuld朝ga town festival
Sun / Jul - 21
Elena Bulygina (UA), From the series Stasis www.elenabulygina.com
W30 / Jul
W 5
Mon / Jul - 22
Tue / Jul - 23
Wed / Jul - 24
Thu / Jul - 25
Fri / Jul - 26
Sat / Jul - 27
Sun / Jul - 28
Daniel Hernandez (VE), Untitled
W31 / Jul - Aug
W 3
Mon / Jul - 29
Tue / Jul - 30
Wed / Jul - 31
CH
Thu / Aug - 1
Fri / Aug - 2
ISSP 2013 opening
Sat / Aug - 3
Sun / Aug - 4
Ieva Epnere (LV), From the series Puġu street www.ievaepnere.com
W32 / Aug
W 6
HR-IE
Mon / Aug - 5
Tue / Aug - 6
Wed / Aug - 7
SG-TR
SG-TR-ZA
TR ISSP 2013 Exhibition opening in Kuld朝ga
Thu / Aug - 8
Fri / Aug - 9
Sat / Aug - 10
Sun / Aug - 11
Ilze Vanaga (LV), From the series Katr朝na
W33 / Aug
W 5
Mon / Aug - 12
Tue / Aug - 13
Wed / Aug - 14
AT-BE-EL-ES-FR-HR-IT-KR-LT-PL-PT-SI
Thu / Aug - 15
Fri / Aug - 16
Sat / Aug - 17
Sun / Aug - 18
Zeynep Beler (TR), From the series 03:57 AM www.zeynepbeler.com
W34 / Aug
W 6
AR
EE-HU
Mon / Aug - 19
Tue / Aug - 20
Wed / Aug - 21
Thu / Aug - 22
Fri / Aug - 23
Sat / Aug - 24
Sun / Aug - 25
Ayaka Yamamoto (JP), Untitled www.ayakayamamoto.com
W35 / Aug - Sep
W 4
UK
Mon / Aug - 26
Tue / Aug - 27
Wed / Aug - 28
SK
Thu / Aug - 29
TR
Fri / Aug - 30
Sat / Aug - 31
SK
Sun / Sep - 1
Aija Bley (LV), Velta, 86 www.aijabley.lv
W36 / Sep
W 3
CA-US
Mon / Sep - 2
Tue / Sep - 3
Wed / Sep - 4
IL
Thu / Sep - 5
IL
Fri / Sep - 6
BR
Sat / Sep - 7
Sun / Sep - 8
Jana Romanova (RU), From the series Shvilishvili www.janaromanova.com
W37 / Sep
W 5
Mon / Sep - 9
Tue / Sep - 10
Wed / Sep - 11
Thu / Sep - 12
Fri / Sep - 13
IL
Sat / Sep - 14
SK
Sun / Sep - 15
Volkan Kiziltunc (TR), From the series There’s someone staying here www.volkankiziltunc.blogspot.com
W38 / Sep
W 6
JP-MX
Mon / Sep - 16
Tue / Sep - 17
KR
CN-IL-KR-TW
HK-HR
Wed / Sep - 18
Thu / Sep - 19
Fri / Sep - 20
Sat / Sep - 21
Sun / Sep - 22
Berangere Fromont (FR), From the series Point zero www.berangerefromont.com
W39 / Sep
W 5
JP
Mon / Sep - 23
ZA
Tue / Sep - 24
Wed / Sep - 25
IL
Thu / Sep - 26
Fri / Sep - 27
CZ
Sat / Sep - 28
Sun / Sep - 29
Anna Laurinavichyute (RU), From the series The house www.annlaurin.com
W40 / Sep - Oct
W 1
Mon / Sep - 30
CN-HK
CN
CN-DE-KR
Tue / Oct - 1
Wed / Oct - 2
Thu / Oct - 3
Fri / Oct - 4
PT
Sat / Oct - 5
Sun / Oct - 6
Ilze Gustovska (LV), From the series My life without me
W41 / Oct
W 1
Mon / Oct - 7
HR
Tue / Oct - 8
Wed / Oct - 9
TW
Thu / Oct - 10
Fri / Oct - 11
BR-ES
Sat / Oct - 12
Sun / Oct - 13
Aleksei Shinkarenko (BY), From the series Belarusian factography
W42 / Oct
W 5
AR-CA-HK-JP-US
SG-TR
Mon / Oct - 14
Tue / Oct - 15
TR
Wed / Oct - 16
TR
Thu / Oct - 17
TR
Fri / Oct - 18
Sat / Oct - 19
Sun / Oct - 20
Diﾄ］a Tamane (LV/EE), From the series Valkavalga
W43 / Oct
W 6
Mon / Oct - 21
Tue / Oct - 22
HU
Wed / Oct - 23
Thu / Oct - 24
Fri / Oct - 25
AT
Sat / Oct - 26
Sun / Oct - 27
Marloes van Doorn (NL), From the series I love Kuld朝ga www.marloesvandoorn.com
W44 / Oct - Nov
W 2
CZ-EL-IE-NZ
TR
Mon / Oct - 28
Tue / Oct - 29
Wed / Oct - 30
SI
AT-BE-ES-FR-HR-HU-IT-LT-PL-PT-SI-SK
BR-FI-SE
JP-SG
Thu / Oct - 31
Fri / Nov - 1
Sat / Nov - 2
Sun / Nov - 3
Massimiliano Perasso (IT), From the series Blearymood www.massimilianoperasso.it
W45 / Nov
W 5
JP-RU
Mon / Nov - 4
Tue / Nov - 5
Wed / Nov - 6
Thu / Nov - 7
Fri / Nov - 8
Sat / Nov - 9
Sun / Nov - 10
Christel Ooms (NL), This too shall pass www.christelooms.com
W46 / Nov
W 1
BA-CA-FR-PL-US
Mon / Nov - 11
Tue / Nov - 12
Wed / Nov - 13
Thu / Nov - 14
BR
Fri / Nov - 15
Sat / Nov - 16
CZ-SK
Sun / Nov - 17
Andrejs Strokins (LV), From the series Walking in circles before going to bed www.strokins.info
W47 / Nov
W 3
AR-LV-MX
Mon / Nov - 18
Tue / Nov - 19
Wed / Nov - 20
Thu / Nov - 21
Fri / Nov - 22
JP
Sat / Nov - 23
Sun / Nov - 24
Mikhail Fedorov (RU), Ayaka www.cargocollective.com/mishafedorov
W48 / Nov - Dec
W 2
Mon / Nov - 25
Tue / Nov - 26
Wed / Nov - 27
IL-US
Thu / Nov - 28
Fri / Nov - 29
Sat / Nov - 30
PT
Sun / Dec - 1
Elton Gllava (AL), From the series Rome www.eltongllava.it
W49 / Dec
W 5
Mon / Dec - 2
Tue / Dec - 3
Wed / Dec - 4
Thu / Dec - 5
ES-FI
Fri / Dec - 6
Sat / Dec - 7
AR-AT-CH-ES-IT-PT
Sun / Dec - 8
Laura Stevens (UK), Edgars & Maija www.laurastevens.co.uk
W50 / Dec
W 3
Mon / Dec - 9
Tue / Dec - 10
Wed / Dec - 11
Thu / Dec - 12
Fri / Dec - 13
Sat / Dec - 14
Sun / Dec - 15
Atis JÄ kobsons (LV), Studying forms of experience www.atisjakobsons.com
W51 / Dec
W 2
ZA
Mon / Dec - 16
Tue / Dec - 17
Wed / Dec - 18
Thu / Dec - 19
Fri / Dec - 20
Sat / Dec - 21
Sun / Dec - 22
Kseniya Babushkina (RU), From the series The black hole
W52 / Dec
W 1
JP
CZ-DK-EE-LV-LT-NO-SK
AR-AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-CZ-DE-DK-EE-EL-ES-FI-FR-HK-HR-HUIE-IT-LV-KR-LV-LT-MX-NL-NO-NZ-PL-PT-RU-SE-SG-SI-SK-UK-US-ZA
AT-AU-CA-CH-CZ-DE-DK-EE-EL-FI-FR-HK-HRHU-IE-IT-LV-LT-NL-NO-NZ-PL-SE-SI-SK-UK-ZA
Mon / Dec - 23
Tue / Dec - 24
Wed / Dec - 25
Thu / Dec - 26
Fri / Dec - 27
Sat / Dec - 28
Sun / Dec - 29
Alessandro Penso (IT), From the series Waiting www.alessandropenso.com
W1 / Dec - Jan
W 5
Mon / Dec - 30
DK-LV-NO
AR-AT-AU-BE-BR-CA-CH-CN-CZ-DE-DK-EE-EL-ES-FI-FR-HK-HR-HU-IEIT-JP-KR-LV-LT-MX-NL-NO-NZ-PL-PT-RU-SE-SG-SI-SK-TR-TW-UK-US-ZA
NZ-RU-SI
Tue / Dec - 31
Wed / Jan - 1
Thu / Jan - 2
RU
Fri / Jan - 3
RU
Sat / Jan - 4
RU
Sun / Jan - 5
Weekly Planner 2013
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About
ISSP
ISSP About ISSP Association ISSP is a non-commercial education and networking platform for photographers in Latvia and internationally, that works to offer high-quality alternative education for young photographers and to encourage the crossborder exchange of ideas in the art of photography. Since its establishment in 2006, ISSP has yearly run the International Summer School of Photography, curated a number of exhibitions, produced six catalogues, initiated several international education and exchange projects, established a contemporary photography education programme in Latvia, and, most importantly, gathered a thriving community of emerging photographers in Latvia and abroad. The International Summer School of Photography Taking place in Latvia yearly since 2006 (since 2011 - in the village of Pelči nearby Kuldīga), the International Summer School of Photography aims to support the advancement of talented young photographers and to promote international networking among emerging photographers around the world. The Summer School is designed for professionals, students of photography and art and artists working with photography. ISSP offers six advanced masterclasses led by renowned international photography masters in a wonderful setting that makes close interaction between all the participants an integral part of the event. During the eight days of the School, each of the students produces a personal photography project under the guidance of their workshop mentor for the exhibition, which opens in Kuldīga on the last day of the School. The aim is to broaden the artistic and personal vision of the participating photographers, who come from all corners of the world - our previous students are from over 30 countries, 5 continents. International Summer School of Photography 2012 took place from 4-12 August 2012 and hosted 72 photographers from 22 countries of the world, who participated in six masterclasses led by excellent international photography masters. For more information on ISSP 2012 workshops, see next page. This planner features a small selection of the ISSP 2012 final works. The complete collection of participants’ projects is available on vimeo: www.vimeo.com/issp/issp-2012-final-works and at www.issp.lv ISSP 2013 will take place on 3-11 August 2013 in the same location. The applications are usually announced around end-March, until early May. For more information on ISSP and the application process, please see our website. www.issp.lv
ISSP About ISSP 2012 workshops W 1
Workshop No.1 A personal approach in photography: From diary to fiction, by Arja Hyytiäinen The participants of Finnish contemporary photographer Arja Hyytiäinen’s workshop focused on translating emotion into images, feeling and experiencing life through photography, seeking and questioning, trying to see behind the visual reality. They tried to develop their individual languages of expression, creating fictional and experience-based stories using everyday material in the form of a diary. Each participant worked in the surroundings of Kuldīga around a person or storyline that was most important to them right now.
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Workshop No.2 Yes, but what does it mean? Creating concepts, exploring ideas, by Phillip Toledano This class by conceptual artist and photographer Phil Toledano (US) explored the process of generating ideas and refining concepts in the pursuit of a successful photographic series. Through individual and group assignments, discussions and critique of current work and interests, students examined the strengths of their ideas and intentions, developing skills to better conceptualize satisfying and sustaining projects and realize the potential of their ideas and photography.
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Workshop No.3 Finding your photographic voice: Latvia contemporary, by Jodi Bieber The workshop of award-winning photojournalist Jodi Bieber (South Africa) focused on understanding the process of storytelling with a personal vision – exploring ways to incorporate a personal vision and voice into photographic work. Participants had to think of something they felt passionate about, that they felt was important for them to learn, understand and incorporate it into the theme ‘Latvia contemporary’. The topic was broad, giving students the freedom to create an essay that suited their interest. The aim of the workshop was to confront and help deal with the fears, strengths, anxieties and weaknesses of the participants as photographers and people.
ISSP About ISSP 2012 workshops Workshop no.4 Portraits: A practical guide to the art of seeing, by Hellen van Meene In this workshop, the aim of renowned Dutch portrait artist Hellen van Meene was to inspire her students and help them in making the right decisions when creating their photos. Within the field of portraiture, the students worked with strangers, course-mates, self-portraits, as well as whatever interested them and brought them forward at that moment.
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Workshop No.5 W 5 Editing workshop: The finishing touches, by Christian Caujolle The workshop by founder of the French “Agence VU”, Christian Caujolle (France), concentrated on the editing of participants’ existing bodies of work. In group debates and individual conversations with the teacher, they had to define whether the purpose of their work is a narrative and what the best way of publishing the material is - a book, a very limited artist book, an exhibition, or a projection. The question was not "is it a good or a bad photograph?", but rather, what is it that we want to tell, to transmit, to provoke, to share with our images, and how can the planned result be achieved? The workshop helped the participants to take a step in the direction of completing their projects. Workshop No.6 W 6 Middle Town: Picturing the Unspectacular, by Bas Vroege and Hans van der Meer Mentored by a Dutch tandem of curator Bas Vroege and photographer Hans van der Meer, the workshop was the second part of a project started in early 2012 as part of the EU-Turkey cultural managers exchange programme “Tandem”. Over a period of five months, 12 participating photographers from Latvia, Turkey, Estonia, Germany, Italy and Poland were working on their individual projects under the common theme of “Middle Town: Picturing the Unspectacular”, trying to reflect the meaning of the mundane things in mundane places that are usually considered ‘unspectacular’. The workshop focused on reviewing and editing the participants’ work. Each of them created a book dummy, some also worked in video format. More information: www.middletownproject.net
Photo: Arno Marnics
Kuld朝ga
Kuldīga About Kuldīga Kuldīga is a creative city. Every visitor to this ancient town of Courland (Kurzeme) can feel and notice it. Located on the River Venta above the Rumba waterfall, Kuldīga has been witness to Europe’s diverse history and heritage. Kuldīga is proud of its distinctive architecture and the River Venta with its widest waterfall in Europe behind an old arched red-brick bridge. On the basis of its historical and cultural diversity, unique in the Baltic states, Kuldīga has been awarded the European Heritage Label. Kuldīga was once the capital of the ancient Duchy of Courland, ruled by the economically powerful Duke Jacob. The Duchy was one of the smallest European nations to colonize overseas territories, establishing short-lived outposts on the Caribbean island of Tobago and at the mouth of the Gambia River in Africa. In 1795, the last Duke, Peter von Biron, ceded the Duchy to the Russian Empire. The full ensemble of Kuldīga’s Historical Centre was established in the 19th century during the Empire of the Russian Tsars. Despite wars and fires, the town’s wooden buildings, dating back to the 17th century, are still standing, and today the air of a typical 17th century European market town can still be felt around the Town Hall Square. With its unique natural attractions, rich historical and cultural heritage, Kuldīga captures the hearts of creative people from their very first visit. Creative projects in Kuldīga municipality aim to encourage people to show respect and become familiar our heritage, identifying with and building upon it. In the coming years, the creative industries will be important not just for the prosperity of our town, but also in enabling and encouraging Latvians to put culture and creativity at the centre of their lives. It is the time to recognise the growing success of creative projects in Kuldīga. The creative industries must move from the margins to the mainstream of economic and policy thinking as we look to create jobs in the future. Kuldīga District Council welcomes cooperation with creative people in many disciplines – be it artists, designers, engineers, entrepreneurs or business managers. We believe this professional weekly planner will guide your paths in the right direction and document your thoughts and ideas for achieving success. Looking forward to meeting you in Kuldīga.
Photo: Sandris Kuzmickis
Kuld朝ga
Kuldīga Main Events in Kuldīga in 2013 January Jan 19 — Kuldīga Catherine Cup international track and field competition April Apr 27 — Fish Fly in Kuldīga – the spring high water show Apr 27 — Season opening ceremony of the Goldingen Cinema in the City Garden May May 25 — Europe. Kuldīga. Think Green! Bicycling Day July Jul 18-21 — Kuldīga town festival – The Feast of Kuldīga August Aug 10 — The 8th Kuldīga Half Marathon Aug 3-11 — International Summer School of Photogaphy 2013 in Kuldīga October Oct 5 — Duke Jacob’s Fair in the Town Square December Dec 7 — Believe in Miracles! Winter Festival Dec 31 — New Year’s celebration and fireworks in Kuldīga More information about these and other events in Kuldīga: www.visit.Kuldiga.lv
Art Academy
Art Academy About the Art Academy of Latvia The Art Academy of Latvia was founded in 1919 by one of the first renowned Latvian painters Vilhelms Purvītis (1872–1945), who strongly advocated the necessity to develop Latvian art and also became the first rector of the Academy. The Art Academy of Latvia, based in Riga, is an institution of higher education in art, design and art history. The Academy is dedicated to excellence in teaching and scientific research, as well as in carrying out top quality art and design projects tailored to users’ needs. The students of the Academy study traditional art techniques of the respective art area, specialize in the application of traditional and untraditional materials, as well as develop creative skills related to use of the new media. The modern approach to learning is strengthened by the studio form of artist training that helps to organize individually-tailored studies built upon direct and collegiate cooperation between professors and students. In addition to academic learning, the students of the Art Academy gain valuable experience by actively taking part in study-related and extra-curricular art projects of local and international scope. The Art Academy of Latvia offers opportunities for studies of art, audio-visual media, design and art history in Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts and Doctor of Arts programmes. The studies are offered by fourteen departments arranged in five faculties led by elected professors of the Academy, who are established artists and recognized experts in their respective fields: The Faculty of Visual Arts includes the Departments of Painting, Graphic Art, Textile Art and Drawing. The Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts includes the Departments of Sculpture, Ceramics and Glass Art. The Faculty of Design includes the Departments of Functional Design, Metal Design, Fashion Design and Environment Art. The Faculty of Audio-Visual Media includes the Departments of Visual Communication and Stage Design. The Faculty of History and Theory of Arts includes the Departments of History and Theory of Visual Art and Culture, Restoration and Humanities.
Art Academy
Art Academy About the Technology Transfer Office The Technology Transfer Office at the Art Academy of Latvia was established in 2009 to facilitate knowledge transfer through the licensing of inventions resulting from academic research to industry. The TTO provides mentoring, networking and training to academic researchers and scientists, which enables them to bring their art works and design closer to commercialization. In the technology transfer process, our goal is to advise researchers and students on the marketing of intellectual property rights and to identify, protect, use and defend intellectual property rights. Technology transfer at the Art Academy is a process of exchange, application and the co-creation of new knowledge created in collaboration between academic entities, non-academic organizations and individuals, such as: Commissioned research - research carried out by the Art Academy at the request of other organizations, including national and local governments and enterprises. Joint research - research carried out by faculty members of the Art Academy in collaboration with external organizations, including national and local governments and enterprises, who share human and financial resources in a research project. Knowledge dissemination - the process by which knowledge is acquired, mediated, produced, and transformed in and between different organizations. Licensing agreements - contractual agreements signed between the Art Academy and industries that allow private companies to use specific registered community design invented by the Art Academy. Most of our partners are organizations, including national and local governments, and enterprises working in the creative industries. For more information, please contact: Art Academy of Latvia Technology Transfer Office E-mail: janis.gailitis@lma.lv Phone: +371 22303221 www.lma.lv
Concept and creation of the planner: NGO ISSP Partners and supporters of the planner: Kuldīga District Council, Art Academy of Latvia, Antalis AS, Arctic Paper Baltic States SIA Special thanks to: All the ISSP 2012 participants and teachers, ISSP team, Kristaps Lapiņš, Inga Bērziņa, Ilze Dambīte-Damberga, Artis and Ilze Gustovskis from Kuldīga District Council and Jānis Gailītis from Art Academy of Latvia. ISSP 2012 supporters: Kuldīga District Council, State Culture Capital Foundation, Institut français de Lettonie, Embassy of the Netherlands, Embassy of Finland, Embassy of U.S.A., EPSON, iDeal, ProFoto Riga, FK Magazine, GUP Magazine, EU-Turkey Tandem Programme Copyright photographs © ISSP 2012 participants and NGO ISSP Design: Artis Briedis, Rūta Briede (PhD student at Art Academy of Latvia), rabit!! Paper: Printed on environmentally friendly FSC certified paper Munken Lynx 120 g/m 2, Munken Lynx 150 g/m 2 and Munken Lynx 300 g/m 2 Production: Jelgavas tipogrāfija SIA, Poligrāfijas ateljē SIA