Linelle Deunk
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Festival : « FotoFestival Naarden »
FotoFestival Naarden is held every two years and offers an overview of the newest developments in Dutch photography. This years edition is dedicated to the theme "Water, Water!". Water is intertwined with the history of the Netherlands and its inhabitants. It has always been an important source of inspiration for artists. Dedicated to this theme Linelle Deunk presents works of her series "The World Is (Not) Mine". Lonneke van der Palen is exhibiting her series "Dry Water" in the special show "The Fence". Paul Den Hollander presents his work at the last Kees Scherer Prijs exhibition at FotoFestival Naarden.
© Linelle Deunk
... - Exposition
Exposition : This world is (not) mine
From January 23rd on, KAHMANN GALLERY will show a series made by Linelle Deunk in collaboration with the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation and GUP Magazine.
MARIE-STELLA-MARIS and GUP Magazine have started a structural partnership to focus on the clean drinking water projects MARIE-STELLA-MARIS supports.
They have joined forces in the search for art photographers to facilitate the artist in making autonomous work during a visit to one of the drinking water projects of the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
© Deville Deunk - James and Kato, 16 years
10% of the profit of the sales of the exhibitoin will be donated to the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
© Linelle Deunk - Mercy's sister, 10 years
Portrait and documentary photographer, Deunk, visited a clean drinking water project in Uganda suppor... - Exposition
THIS WORLD IS (NOT) MINE de Linelle Deunk
From January 23rd on, KAHMANN GALLERY will show a series made by Linelle Deunk in collaboration with the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation and GUP Magazine. MARIE-STELLA-MARIS and GUP Magazine have started a structural partnership to focus on the clean drinking water projects MARIE-STELLA-MARIS supports. They have joined forces in the search for art photographers to facilitate the artist in making autonomous work during a visit to one of the drinking water projects of the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
10% of the profit of the sales of the exhibitoin will be donated to the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
Portrait and documentary photographer, Deunk, visited a clean drinking water project in Uganda supported by the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
The title of the exhibition, THIS WORLD IS (NOT) MINE, is inspired by the l... - Exposition
STILLLIFE - Vanitas in Photography
In the early days of photography, exposure times were very long, making static objects the ideal subject matter for the pioneers of the medium. However, as the technology developed, the fascination for capturing the still life has remained. While a still life can look deceptively simple, it is one of the most difficult types of art for a photographer to achieve. It requires a keen sense of lighting, as well as great compositional skills. The true test of a great artist thus lies in the creation of a still life.
In this exhibition Kahmann Gallery will show a selection of present-day still life photography by eight renowned artists. Rutger ten Broeke, Linelle Deunk, Casper Faassen, Lonneke van der Palen, Paul den Hollander, Carla van de Puttelaar, Jeroen Toirkens and Lorenzo Vitturi will all present their interpretation... - Exposition
Kahmann Gallery presents "Time & Pace" of Rutger ten Broeke and Linelle Deunk
Kahmann Gallery proudly presents the first dual exhibition of Rutger ten Broeke and Linelle Deunk, bringing together two generations of photography. This exhibition will show that their work has more in common than just absence of colour. In both their works there is a sense of timelessness and placelessness, asking nothing of the viewer but to enjoy the image as it is.
© Rutger ten Broeke, Jugendstil Meditation, Kinga, 2012
RUTGER TEN BROEKE (Arnhem,1944) is a key figure in the development of photography in the Netherlands, both in commercial and artistic sense. While still studying at the renowned Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, Ten Broeke started a commercial business, named RTB Photography. In 1984, he organized the first photography biennial in Enschede, The... - Exposition
Blommers & Schumm, Linelle Deunk, Katrien Franken et Sarah Mei Herman à la Kahmann Gallery
Kahmann Gallery presents Fresh View, an exhibition featuring the work of four photographers who recently joined the gallery. Fresh View is an exhibition of portraits only, where each photographer takes a different approach to this classic theme.
Blommers & Schumm have exhibited widely in national and international museums including Museum Winterthur (Zurich), Schimkunsthalle (Frankfurt), Maison Européenne (Paris), Institut Néerlandais (Paris), Groninger Museum, Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam and FOAM (Amsterdam).
Anuschka Blommers (1969) and Niels Schumm (1969) started working together ten years ago and today are a very successful (fashion) photography duo. Their work is about people. They focus on the individual, something rarely done in the fashion world. In a unique way, they play with ...
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FotoFestival Naarden is held every two years and offers an overview of the newest developments in Dutch photography. This years edition is dedicated to the theme "Water, Water!". Water is intertwined with the history of the Netherlands and its inhabitants. It has always been an important source of inspiration for artists. Dedicated to this theme Linelle Deunk presents works of her series "The World Is (Not) Mine". Lonneke van der Palen is exhibiting her series "Dry Water" in the special show "The Fence". Paul Den Hollander presents his work at the last Kees Scherer Prijs exhibition at FotoFestival Naarden.
© Linelle Deunk
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From January 23rd on, KAHMANN GALLERY will show a series made by Linelle Deunk in collaboration with the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation and GUP Magazine.
MARIE-STELLA-MARIS and GUP Magazine have started a structural partnership to focus on the clean drinking water projects MARIE-STELLA-MARIS supports.
They have joined forces in the search for art photographers to facilitate the artist in making autonomous work during a visit to one of the drinking water projects of the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
© Deville Deunk - James and Kato, 16 years
10% of the profit of the sales of the exhibitoin will be donated to the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
© Linelle Deunk - Mercy's sister, 10 years
Portrait and documentary photographer, Deunk, visited a clean drinking water project in Uganda suppor...
From January 23rd on, KAHMANN GALLERY will show a series made by Linelle Deunk in collaboration with the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation and GUP Magazine. MARIE-STELLA-MARIS and GUP Magazine have started a structural partnership to focus on the clean drinking water projects MARIE-STELLA-MARIS supports. They have joined forces in the search for art photographers to facilitate the artist in making autonomous work during a visit to one of the drinking water projects of the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
10% of the profit of the sales of the exhibitoin will be donated to the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
Portrait and documentary photographer, Deunk, visited a clean drinking water project in Uganda supported by the MARIE-STELLA-MARIS Foundation.
The title of the exhibition, THIS WORLD IS (NOT) MINE, is inspired by the l...
In the early days of photography, exposure times were very long, making static objects the ideal subject matter for the pioneers of the medium. However, as the technology developed, the fascination for capturing the still life has remained. While a still life can look deceptively simple, it is one of the most difficult types of art for a photographer to achieve. It requires a keen sense of lighting, as well as great compositional skills. The true test of a great artist thus lies in the creation of a still life.
In this exhibition Kahmann Gallery will show a selection of present-day still life photography by eight renowned artists. Rutger ten Broeke, Linelle Deunk, Casper Faassen, Lonneke van der Palen, Paul den Hollander, Carla van de Puttelaar, Jeroen Toirkens and Lorenzo Vitturi will all present their interpretation...
Kahmann Gallery proudly presents the first dual exhibition of Rutger ten Broeke and Linelle Deunk, bringing together two generations of photography. This exhibition will show that their work has more in common than just absence of colour. In both their works there is a sense of timelessness and placelessness, asking nothing of the viewer but to enjoy the image as it is.
© Rutger ten Broeke, Jugendstil Meditation, Kinga, 2012
RUTGER TEN BROEKE (Arnhem,1944) is a key figure in the development of photography in the Netherlands, both in commercial and artistic sense. While still studying at the renowned Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, Ten Broeke started a commercial business, named RTB Photography. In 1984, he organized the first photography biennial in Enschede, The...
Kahmann Gallery presents Fresh View, an exhibition featuring the work of four photographers who recently joined the gallery. Fresh View is an exhibition of portraits only, where each photographer takes a different approach to this classic theme.
Blommers & Schumm have exhibited widely in national and international museums including Museum Winterthur (Zurich), Schimkunsthalle (Frankfurt), Maison Européenne (Paris), Institut Néerlandais (Paris), Groninger Museum, Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam and FOAM (Amsterdam).
Anuschka Blommers (1969) and Niels Schumm (1969) started working together ten years ago and today are a very successful (fashion) photography duo. Their work is about people. They focus on the individual, something rarely done in the fashion world. In a unique way, they play with ...