Wim Wenders
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Pourquoi ? Quelle est la capitale européenne qui connaît aujourd’hui une prodigieuse effervescence artistique ? Berlin.
Quel est le pays qui a le plus d’écoles de photographie prestigieuses dans le monde ? l’Allemagne.
Quel est le magazine qui, chaque année, fait un état des lieux d’un pays à travers sa culture photographique ? L’Insensé Photo.
Vous l’aurez bien sûr deviné, le numéro de L’Insensé Photo, à paraître le 29 septembre 2009, est un spécial : « Berlin & Co, les photographes allemands ».
Comment ? Effectivement, il n’y a pas plus riche en photographie que cette culture si exigeante, au passé conceptuel et à l’avenir ouvert. 50 photo... - Exposition
Exposition : « Places of the mind » de Wim et Donata Wenders
Ils avaient déjà exposé ensemble une fois au Japon en 2005, sans jamais renouvelé l’expérience. La galerie Polka est heureuse d’accueillir Wim et Donata Wenders autour d’un concept original mêlant vidéo, son et photographie. Places of the Mind est construit autour de leurs derniers travaux. Tout se passe au Canada, entre 2011 et 2014, dans les lieux qui ont inspiré Wim Wenders pour réaliser son dernier film « Every Thing Will Be Fine ».
Le tournage s’est déroulé au fil des saisons. Un temps utilisé par Donata Wenders, l’objectif de son appareil photo exclusivement sur l’acteur principal du film, James Franco. Il y joue le rôle d’un écri... - Exposition
Exhibition : « 4 REAL & TRUE 2 » of Wim Wenders at Museum Kunstpalast
If you travel a lot, writes Wim Wenders, if you like roaming about in order to lose yourself, you can end up in the strangest places. I think it must be a kind of built-in radar, which often takes me to places that are either peculiarly quiet or peculiar in a quiet sort of way.
Wim Wenders: Lounge Painting # 1, Gila Bend, Arizona, 1983, Lightjet Print, 125 x 152 cm
© Wim Wenders / Courtesy Blain | Southern
Wim Wenders (born in Düsseldorf in 1945) is internationally renowned primarily for his movies, such as "Wings of Desire", "Pina" and "The Salt of the Earth", a portrait of the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado. But the filmmaker acknowledges: Photographic work is the other half of my life. For decades he has created a photographic oeuvre quite independ... - Exposition
Wim Wenders presents « Places, Strange and quiet » in Vienna
WIM WENDERS
PLACES, STRANGE AND QUIET
OstLicht Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition “Places, strange and quiet” of internationally renowned director and photographer Wim Wenders.
The selection of over forty large format photographs will be on display in Austria for the first time. The exhibition includes images from the past forty years, taken on journeys the director undertook to Australia, Armenia, Japan, Italy, the USA and to Eastern Germany. Wim Wenders’ photographs could be described as a survey of the inconspicuous. They are mostly places void of people, abandoned, forgotten or unknown landscapes presented in large format prints. They exude a subtle melancholy, a poetry of the forgotten or things on the verge of disappearance.
In his pho... - Exposition
Wim Wenders - Places, strange and quiet
For Places, strange and quiet the internationally renowned filmmaker and artist Wim Wenders (b.1945) has assembled a fascinating series of large-scale photographs taken in countries around the world from Salvador, Brazil; Palermo, Italy; Onomichi, Japan to Berlin, Germany; Brisbane, Australia, Armenia and the United States. From his iconic images of exteriors and buildings to his panoramic depictions of towns and landscapes, the exhibition will present the full range of Wenders’ work, exploring how he created and honed remarkable images that continue to resonate powerfully. In his own words:
“When you travel a lot, and when you love to just wander around and get lost, you can end up in the strangest spots. I have a huge attraction to places. Already when I look at a map, the names of mountains, village... - Exposition
Shake It - Polaroid exhibition at Pump House Gallery
From the lyrics of OutKast’s pop anthem Hey Ya to clues laid out for the amnesiac protagonist in Christopher Nolan’s film Memento, the Polaroid has had a significant impact on contemporary culture. ‘Shake It: An instant History of the Polaroid’ brings to light some of the more intriguing and innovative examples in the history of the Polaroid photograph, exploring its cultural significance and the diversity of its applications. Besides work by some of the most important artists working with the medium, the show will also include Polaroids from other diverse professions and disciplines such as forensics, archaeology, medicine, filmmaking and fashion, as well as those of amateurs and enthusiasts.
Many of the works in this exhibition have never been shown in the UK before, such as David Hock...
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Pourquoi ? Quelle est la capitale européenne qui connaît aujourd’hui une prodigieuse effervescence artistique ? Berlin.
Quel est le pays qui a le plus d’écoles de photographie prestigieuses dans le monde ? l’Allemagne.
Quel est le magazine qui, chaque année, fait un état des lieux d’un pays à travers sa culture photographique ? L’Insensé Photo.
Vous l’aurez bien sûr deviné, le numéro de L’Insensé Photo, à paraître le 29 septembre 2009, est un spécial : « Berlin & Co, les photographes allemands ».
Comment ? Effectivement, il n’y a pas plus riche en photographie que cette culture si exigeante, au passé conceptuel et à l’avenir ouvert. 50 photo...
Ils avaient déjà exposé ensemble une fois au Japon en 2005, sans jamais renouvelé l’expérience. La galerie Polka est heureuse d’accueillir Wim et Donata Wenders autour d’un concept original mêlant vidéo, son et photographie. Places of the Mind est construit autour de leurs derniers travaux. Tout se passe au Canada, entre 2011 et 2014, dans les lieux qui ont inspiré Wim Wenders pour réaliser son dernier film « Every Thing Will Be Fine ».
Le tournage s’est déroulé au fil des saisons. Un temps utilisé par Donata Wenders, l’objectif de son appareil photo exclusivement sur l’acteur principal du film, James Franco. Il y joue le rôle d’un écri...
If you travel a lot, writes Wim Wenders, if you like roaming about in order to lose yourself, you can end up in the strangest places. I think it must be a kind of built-in radar, which often takes me to places that are either peculiarly quiet or peculiar in a quiet sort of way.
Wim Wenders: Lounge Painting # 1, Gila Bend, Arizona, 1983, Lightjet Print, 125 x 152 cm
© Wim Wenders / Courtesy Blain | Southern
Wim Wenders (born in Düsseldorf in 1945) is internationally renowned primarily for his movies, such as "Wings of Desire", "Pina" and "The Salt of the Earth", a portrait of the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado. But the filmmaker acknowledges: Photographic work is the other half of my life. For decades he has created a photographic oeuvre quite independ...
WIM WENDERS
PLACES, STRANGE AND QUIET
OstLicht Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition “Places, strange and quiet” of internationally renowned director and photographer Wim Wenders.
The selection of over forty large format photographs will be on display in Austria for the first time. The exhibition includes images from the past forty years, taken on journeys the director undertook to Australia, Armenia, Japan, Italy, the USA and to Eastern Germany. Wim Wenders’ photographs could be described as a survey of the inconspicuous. They are mostly places void of people, abandoned, forgotten or unknown landscapes presented in large format prints. They exude a subtle melancholy, a poetry of the forgotten or things on the verge of disappearance.
In his pho...
For Places, strange and quiet the internationally renowned filmmaker and artist Wim Wenders (b.1945) has assembled a fascinating series of large-scale photographs taken in countries around the world from Salvador, Brazil; Palermo, Italy; Onomichi, Japan to Berlin, Germany; Brisbane, Australia, Armenia and the United States. From his iconic images of exteriors and buildings to his panoramic depictions of towns and landscapes, the exhibition will present the full range of Wenders’ work, exploring how he created and honed remarkable images that continue to resonate powerfully. In his own words:
“When you travel a lot, and when you love to just wander around and get lost, you can end up in the strangest spots. I have a huge attraction to places. Already when I look at a map, the names of mountains, village...
From the lyrics of OutKast’s pop anthem Hey Ya to clues laid out for the amnesiac protagonist in Christopher Nolan’s film Memento, the Polaroid has had a significant impact on contemporary culture. ‘Shake It: An instant History of the Polaroid’ brings to light some of the more intriguing and innovative examples in the history of the Polaroid photograph, exploring its cultural significance and the diversity of its applications. Besides work by some of the most important artists working with the medium, the show will also include Polaroids from other diverse professions and disciplines such as forensics, archaeology, medicine, filmmaking and fashion, as well as those of amateurs and enthusiasts.
Many of the works in this exhibition have never been shown in the UK before, such as David Hock...