Erik Van der weijde
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- Exposition
Exposition : " Courbe " par Erik van der Weijde
La plupart des constructions d’Oscar Niemeyer - un des plus célèbres architectes Brésiliens - commencent par des croquis de corps de femmes. De ces croquis, l’architecte prend une ou deux lignes qu’il transforme dans ses bâtiments : «Je suis attiré par la forme fluide et sensuelle des courbes. Ces formes, je les trouve dans les montagnes de mon pays, ses rivières, dans les vagues de l’océan et sur le corps de la femme bien-aimée».
Pour son exposition à TEMPLE, Erik van der Weijde est parti sur cette même idée et propose son regard sur l’architecture et le corps de la femme. La série Senate, Brazil consiste en 8 photographies du Congrès national du Brésil à Brasilia. Tous les ... - Exposition
Erik van der Weijde: Gebilde
I visited the ice-skating lanes where Belgian psychopath Marc Dutroux used to go skating before he started to kidnap young girls. I visited the meadow on the top of a mountain where the opening scene of the 1965 musical film The Sound of Music was shot. I travelled to the house where Eva Braun had lived in Munich. I went to Hiroshima to photograph the last part of the modernist rebuilding project. And to Pomerode, the most German town in Brazil. And to more than ten cities around the world to photograph buildings by Brazilian modernist Oscar Niemeyer. And to an idyllic settlement in the Berlin forest that was built for SS officers in the 1930s. Or to the house near Vienna where the kidnapping victim Natascha Kampusch was held hostage for over eight years. Many of these examples don't seem to have much in common, but ... - Exposition
Erik van der Weijde : Gebilde
To date, the extensive work of Dutch artist Erik van der Weijde has primarily come to our attention in the form of his artist books, zines, and, more recently, also his magazine called SUBWAY. The photographer has presented more than forty publications over the last twelve years, released by his own publishing company 4478zine or in cooperation with the most prominent independent publishers, including Roma Publications, Rollo Press, Super Labo, and Kaugummi Books. Van der Weijde approaches his topics with great conceptual clarity. The idea as catalyst for copious research; the process of photographing on site (at least in black and white) without undue effort yet with strong precision; the concise selection of pictures during the process of constellating series; the reduction of text to dry information; the production pr... - Exposition
Archivo 15 artists from Mkgalerie
MKgalerie shows recents works from 15 artists and is curated by Willem van Zoetendaal.
Van Zoetendaal is very active in - foremost - contemporary Dutch photography and his knowledge of contemporary photography is important. He was professor at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, has curated exhibitions in museums and in institutions and is a publisher.
Archivo is published by Young Photographers Foundation and the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and a project by Paul Kooiker and Willem van Zoetendaal....
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La plupart des constructions d’Oscar Niemeyer - un des plus célèbres architectes Brésiliens - commencent par des croquis de corps de femmes. De ces croquis, l’architecte prend une ou deux lignes qu’il transforme dans ses bâtiments : «Je suis attiré par la forme fluide et sensuelle des courbes. Ces formes, je les trouve dans les montagnes de mon pays, ses rivières, dans les vagues de l’océan et sur le corps de la femme bien-aimée».
Pour son exposition à TEMPLE, Erik van der Weijde est parti sur cette même idée et propose son regard sur l’architecture et le corps de la femme. La série Senate, Brazil consiste en 8 photographies du Congrès national du Brésil à Brasilia. Tous les ...
I visited the ice-skating lanes where Belgian psychopath Marc Dutroux used to go skating before he started to kidnap young girls. I visited the meadow on the top of a mountain where the opening scene of the 1965 musical film The Sound of Music was shot. I travelled to the house where Eva Braun had lived in Munich. I went to Hiroshima to photograph the last part of the modernist rebuilding project. And to Pomerode, the most German town in Brazil. And to more than ten cities around the world to photograph buildings by Brazilian modernist Oscar Niemeyer. And to an idyllic settlement in the Berlin forest that was built for SS officers in the 1930s. Or to the house near Vienna where the kidnapping victim Natascha Kampusch was held hostage for over eight years. Many of these examples don't seem to have much in common, but ...
To date, the extensive work of Dutch artist Erik van der Weijde has primarily come to our attention in the form of his artist books, zines, and, more recently, also his magazine called SUBWAY. The photographer has presented more than forty publications over the last twelve years, released by his own publishing company 4478zine or in cooperation with the most prominent independent publishers, including Roma Publications, Rollo Press, Super Labo, and Kaugummi Books. Van der Weijde approaches his topics with great conceptual clarity. The idea as catalyst for copious research; the process of photographing on site (at least in black and white) without undue effort yet with strong precision; the concise selection of pictures during the process of constellating series; the reduction of text to dry information; the production pr...
MKgalerie shows recents works from 15 artists and is curated by Willem van Zoetendaal.
Van Zoetendaal is very active in - foremost - contemporary Dutch photography and his knowledge of contemporary photography is important. He was professor at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, has curated exhibitions in museums and in institutions and is a publisher.
Archivo is published by Young Photographers Foundation and the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and a project by Paul Kooiker and Willem van Zoetendaal....