NEW IN THE NOORDERLICHT PHOTOGALLERY: KATRINA - An Unnatural Disaster
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A photo essay by Thomas Dworzak, Stanley Greene, Kadir van Lohuizen and Paolo Pellegrin
March 19 through May 7
You are most welcome at the opening on
Saturday March 18 at 5.00 PM
by mr. Jan Mets of Mets & Schilt Publishers
in presence of Kadir van Lohuizen.
Thomas Dworzak (Germany), Stanley Greene (US), Kadir van
Lohuizen (Netherlands) and Paolo Pellegrin (Italy) visited New Orleans
and Biloxi in the months after the disaster. They came to the
conclusion that it was not Katrina which had caused the most
damage, but the failures of the American government. Money that had
been allocated for strengthening the dikes has been diverted for the
war in Iraq. Aid for the region, which to a large extent was populated
by poor blacks, was exasperatingly slow in arriving. 'Had Katrina hit
New York, it would never have been like that,' says Kadir van
Lohuizen.
New Orleans is still a scene of devastation, and bodies are still being
recovered. Of the half-million residents only 60,000, overwhelmingly
black, have returned. 'The largest part of the black population are not
welcome any more,' explains Van Lohuizen. 'It is clear that project
developers have their eye on the ground where their homes stood.
One could call it ethnic cleansing.'
The photos from the exhibition are
published in the new magazine The Issue.
At the opening of the exhibition the first
issue will be presented. The large format
magazine was initiated by Mets & Schilt
Publishers
Une Ford Pick-up, une Pan/Shovel 66, une Custom 2004 (Jeffrey), une Triumph 69 (Vince), une El Camino 64, une Bel Air 65 (peinte par Vince), une Duo Glide 62, une Comet (qui appartenait à Steve Mc Queen), une Special Construction 2000 (toutes, OM), une Harley 1969, une Dyna 2003 (Wes),une Pan 59, une Pan 62, une Pan 65 (John Copeland), une Sportster 68 (Dr...
Le conte photographique l’Emouvantail, se veut être « l’Echo » d’une histoire d’amour entre un épouvantail etune jeune femme, la Dame de l’O qui pourrait être celle de chacun d’entre nous… Mais pas seulement…
Créée par le Musée de l’Elysée à Lausanne, l’exposition Hans Steiner Chronique de la vie moderne a été présentée à la Fotostiftung de Winterthour, à la Médiathèque Valais-Martigny et au Museo Villa dei Cedri de Bellinzona.
Mouna Saboni est d'origine bretonne, de mère française et de père marocain. Elle a 23 ans et termine sa troisième année à l’ENSP d’Arles. Je voudrais voir la mer est présentée dans le cadre du festival des Boutographies, Rencontres Photographiques de Montpellier dédiées aux jeunes photographes. La série sél...
Awol Erizku's photographs reference classical art works to include models of color in order to emphasize, and draw attention to the lack of racial diversity represented in art history.
Erizku creates images such as, Girl with a Bamboo Earring, 2009 in which he repl...
Originally conceived for and presented at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the upcoming exhibition at the Helmut Newton Foundation is dedicated to Newton’s first three legendary publications. The motifs published in the books have been transformed into exhibition prints. During Newton’s lifetime, these photographs bordering between fashion and nude ph...
A photo essay by Thomas Dworzak, Stanley Greene, Kadir van Lohuizen and Paolo Pellegrin
March 19 through May 7
You are most welcome at the opening on
Saturday March 18 at 5.00 PM
by mr. Jan Mets of Mets & Schilt Publishers
in presence of Kadir van Lohuizen.
Thomas Dworzak (Germany), Stanley Greene (US), Kadir van
Lohuizen (Netherlands) and Paolo Pellegrin (Italy) visited New Orleans
and Biloxi in the months after the disaster. They came to the
conclusion that it was not Katrina which had caused the most
damage, but the failures of the American government. Money that had
been allocated for strengthening the dikes has been diverted for the
war in Iraq. Aid for the region, which to a large extent was populated
by poor blacks, was exasperatingly slow in arriving. 'Had Katrina hit
New York, it would never have been like that,' says Kadir van
Lohuizen.
New Orleans is still a scene of devastation, and bodies are still being
recovered. Of the half-million residents only 60,000, overwhelmingly
black, have returned. 'The largest part of the black population are not
welcome any more,' explains Van Lohuizen. 'It is clear that project
developers have their eye on the ground where their homes stood.
One could call it ethnic cleansing.'
The photos from the exhibition are
published in the new magazine The Issue.
At the opening of the exhibition the first
issue will be presented. The large format
magazine was initiated by Mets & Schilt
Publishers
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