Eve Sonneman #Photographe
Eve Sonneman, a photographer of international renown, was born in Chicago. She has exhibited widely throughout the world, and has had 85 one-person exhibitions. She has participated in the 1977 Documenta and in the biennales of Venice, Paris, Strasbourg and Australia. Her work is represented in major museum collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Centre George Pompidou, Paris, the National Gallery of Australia, among others. She has published five books. Sonneman currently lives and works in New York City.
Exposition Exhibition : Eve Sonneman at Nohra Haime Gallery Exposition Exhibition : « Lightness of Light » - Eve Sonneman Exposition Exhibition : « Ligthness of Youth » by Eve Sonneman Exposition EVE SONNEMAN - LA COTE D'AZUR Modifier l'image
Renowned American photographer Eve Sonneman is celebrated for her singular technique of pairing stills taken seconds apart, and presenting them side by side. In 1971, her career launched when she was included in the Young Photographers exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Since then, she has continued to explore photography with an insightful talent; always observing the tiny, delicate changes occurring in a split second.
For the last several years, Sonneman has explored a new body of work relating to the "Lightness of Youth," her idea of exalting the contemporary experience lies within the observation and preservation of gestures and small changes in social communication. This exhibition provides ample poetry for this.
Studying the details of our social rituals and cultural celebrations with a...
Renowned American photographer Eve Sonneman is celebrated for her singular technique of pairing stills taken seconds apart, and presenting them side by side. In 1971, her career launched when she was included in the Young Photographers exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Since then, she has continued to explore photography with an insightful talent; always observing the tiny, delicate changes occurring in a split second.
Lightness of Youth, continuing her signature style, was developed as a digital color series where the images represent an extension of her interest in the passage of time and involvement with human interaction.This series acts as a perpetuation of Sonneman's advances in photography, developed and adapted to the technology and conceptual worries of our contemporary world.
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Renowned American photographer, Eve Sonneman, is celebrated for her singular technique of pairing stills taken seconds apart, and presenting them side-by-side. In1971, her career launched when she was included in the Young Photographers exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Since then, she has continued to explore photography with an insightful talent; always observing the tiny, delicate changes occurring in a split second.
For the last several years, Sonneman has explored a new body of work relating to the "Lightness of Youth", her idea of exalting the contemporary experience lies within the observation and preservation of gestures and small changes in social communication. This exhibition provides ample poetry for this.
Studying the details of our social rituals and cultural celebrations wit...
EVE SONNEMAN: LA COTE D'AZUR, an intriguing exhibition including a series of thirteen diptych color photographs will be on view at the Nohra Haime Gallery from October 7 through November 7. In her most recent body of work, Sonneman turns her lens towards the South of France. As she presents the viewer with sequence shots of people engaged in leisure activities, the artist explores the notion of the landscape as witness to the passage of time.
Keeping with her signature style, first exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in 1971, Sonneman captures two slightly different pictures of the same scene taken seconds apart, and presents them side-by-side. By doing so, the artist reveals the tiny moments of gesture and innuendos that occur in very small intervals between the opening and closing of the shutter.
Her method res...