Photography on TV - BBC4 Saturday 7 March

7th March. An evening of photography related programmes on BBC4.

20:00 - 20:30 Jacques Henri Lartigue - The Boy Who Never Grew Up
20:30 - 21:00 James Ravilious: A World in Photographs
21:00 - 22:20 The Photographer, His Wife and Her Lover - Documentary revealing the drama behind the work of O Winston Link.
22:30 - 23:45 Storyville: Robert Capa - In Love and War
23:45 - The Lost Pictures of Eugene Smith

Just in case anybody's interested.

Black and White TV Generation Have Monochrome Dreams

TV in Hotel Room - Galax, Virginia � Lee FriedlanderA new study concludes the color of the media you consume between the ages of three and ten plays a crucial role in determining the visual perceptual properties of your dreams.Only 4.4 per cent of the under-25s' dreams were black and white. The over-55s who had had access to colour TV and film during their childhood also reported a very low

Worst Reality Show Ever

Psycho Hitchhiker (Coming or Going), 2007 � Douglas GordonA gallery friend of mine received this notice casting artists for a new reality TV show. Gallery HD and Illuminations Media are looking for two Fearless, Charismatic, Passionate & Informed ARTISTS to take the definitive chutzpah road trip.Two Artist/Art Racers must cross the US in 40 days, surviving only on Art. Armed with art

Chris Jordan...On the Rachael Ray Show?!?

3,805 Rachel Ray's Equals One Chris Jordan � John GordonPhotographic artist and gallery mate, Chris Jordan, has been making the TV circuit of late to promote his new Running the Numbers series. He has been seen on the Colbert Report, Bill Moyer's Journal and now the Rachael Ray Show.That's right. The Rachael Ray Show. These are strange times indeed.Chris was featured on Rachael Ray's "How Cool

Martin Parr Meets Reality TV

� Martin ParrMartin Parr has signed up to be a judge on a new reality TV show, Picture This, on Channel 4 in Britain. From the Independent: Musicals and opera have already been given the reality television treatment; now it is the turn of photography. A new Channel 4 series, Picture This, takes six wannabe snappers and sets them assignments over the course of three weeks, eliminating the