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Malmousque, 2013 © Erwan Morère/Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire

Discover New Favorites from the Unseen Photo Fair

The fourth edition of the Unseen Photo Fair with 54 international galleries took place in September 2015 at Amsterdam’s Westergasfabriek. The international photography fair was founded by Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam, and, beginning this year, the event additionally included the Unseen Festival, a 10-day celebration of photography in the city centre.

Unseen Photo Fair (c) Tsuyoshi Yamada
Unseen Photo Fair (c) Tsuyoshi Yamada

Unseen is a pioneering event on the young European photography scene, with works from new, emerging artists and unseen pieces by established artists. 

Here you will find small selection of our current favorites:

 

Zioncanyon, 2015 © Adam Jeppesen/Galerie van der Mieden
Zioncanyon, 2015 © Adam Jeppesen/Galerie van der Mieden

 

Forest With Mistletoe, West Romania, from the series 'Notes for an Epilogue', 2011-2015 © Tamas Dezso/The Photographers' Gallery
Forest With Mistletoe, West Romania, from the series ‚Notes for an Epilogue‘, 2011-2015 © Tamas Dezso/The Photographers‘ Gallery

 

Auroch I, 2015 © Daan Paans/LhGWR
Auroch I, 2015 © Daan Paans/LhGWR

 

#166, from the series 'The Mouth of Krishna', 2013 © Albarrán Cabrera/Valid Foto BCN Gallery
#166, from the series ‚The Mouth of Krishna‘, 2013 © Albarrán Cabrera/Valid Foto BCN Gallery

 

Malmousque, 2013 © Erwan Morère/Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire
Malmousque, 2013 © Erwan Morère/Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire

 

Shisen-dō 11, Spring, from the series 'View, Kyoto', 2009 © Jacqueline Hassink/Kaune, Posnik, Spohr
Shisen-dō 11, Spring, from the series ‚View, Kyoto‘, 2009 © Jacqueline Hassink/Kaune, Posnik, Spohr

 

Beniya, 2014 © Takeshi Shikama/Kahmann Gallery
Beniya, 2014 © Takeshi Shikama/Kahmann Gallery

 

Yet Untitled, 2015 © Inka & Niclas/Grundemark Nilsson Gallery
Yet Untitled, 2015 © Inka & Niclas/Grundemark Nilsson Gallery

 

www.unseenamsterdam.com

Golden Gate Bridge (#1), 2013

Death Wooed Us – Donna J. Wan

„Death Wooed Us“ – the latest series of Donna J. Wan is one of the most beautiful and impressive work I have seen irecent times. The work is dedicated to „suicide destinations“ and deals with questions of  personal development and identity and also trying somehow to understand why humans sometimes follow this path. Suicides almost never seem to make sense. The very personal work brings the subject close to the observer.

‚Suicide is a difficult topic to talk about.  Most try to avoid it.  Yet some of us have personally experienced despair so great that we have thought about it as an option.  We have also known others who have tragically succumbed to it.  In 2011 after the birth of my daughter I developed a severe case of postpartum depression and considered taking my own life.  I imagined I would drive to the California coast where I could look at the magnificent ocean and then jump off a cliff.  Since then I have recovered,and learned that many suicidal people have similar inclinations: they travel near or far to well-known or obscure natural places to end their lives.  Often these places are near water, mountains or valleys.  There is even a term for such places – “suicide destinations.” ‚ – Donna J. Wan

 

Golden Gate Bridge (#1), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#1), 2013
Stinson Beach, 2013
Stinson Beach, 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#4), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#4), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#5), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#5), 2013
Dumbarton Bridge (#2), 2014
Dumbarton Bridge (#2), 2014
Golden Gate Bridge (#9), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#9), 2013
Dumbarton Bridge (#4), 2014
Dumbarton Bridge (#4), 2014
Donna J. Wan: Golden Gate Bridge (#10), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#10), 2013
Donna J. Wan: Golden Gate Bridge (#11), 2013
Golden Gate Bridge (#11), 2013

http://www.donnajwan.com

All images © courtesy of Donna J. Wan

Elger Esser Ninfa - Euneika, 2013

Exhibition „Die Idee der Landschaft“ in Frankfurt

The Exhibition „Die Idee der Landschaft“ gives an overview of different aspects of modern landscape photography. The shown landscapes are not objective views, it is the visualization of the artists‘ ideas and involves the human experience in the landscape.

The exhibition shows works of the artists of the collection and new acquisitions of David Armstrong, Olivo Barbieri, Lothar Baumgarten, Caroline Dlugos, Elger Esser, Luigi Ghirri, Rodney Graham, Gütschow, Dan Holdsworth, Andrej Krementschouk, Andreas Mühe, Nieweg, Detlef Orlopp, Jorma Puranen, Heinrich Riebesehl, Adrian Sauer, Stephan Schenk and Anna Vogel.

Elger Esser  Ninfa - Euneika, 2013
Elger Esser
Ninfa – Euneika, 2013
Rodney Graham  Oak Trees, Red Bluff (2), 1993 - 2000
Rodney Graham
Oak Trees, Red Bluff (2), 1993 – 2000
Beate Gütschow  LS #3, 1999
Beate Gütschow
LS #3, 1999
Dan Holdsworth  The World In Itself, 2000-2001
Dan Holdsworth
The World In Itself, 2000-2001
Simone Nieweg  Holterhöfe, Krefeld, 2012
Simone Nieweg
Holterhöfe, Krefeld, 2012
Jorma Puranen  Icy prospects #1, 2005
Jorma Puranen
Icy prospects #1, 2005

Die Idee der Landschaft
26. Juni bis 05. September 2015

DZ BANK Kunstsammlung – ART FOYER
Platz der Republik,

60325 Frankfurt/Main

http://www.dzbank-kunstsammlung.de

© courtesy of Michael Lange

Fluss – Michael Lange

© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange
© courtesy of Michael Lange

Michael Lange is an artist who magnifies the nature – his work is adorable anjust beautiful. The new series „FLUSS“ is following the beautiful work „Wald“, published as a book in 2012. 

“My images express a longing for pacification, depth and beauty — and the desire to lose oneself. A part of my work is to trace the unceasing process of change until a landscape is in harmony with internal images that express my feelings. To understand the depth, inherent order and aesthetic within apparent chaos. To transform the landscape in combination with external influences — fog, frost, the change of the seasons, light, the water level — in correspondence with my imagination, to play with the elements, to take them a step further and combine them with my photographic language.” – Michael Lange

The work has been released as a photo book: F L U S S (RIVER) by publisher HatjeCantz.

Until June 28th 2015, the works can be seen in his exhibition „FLUSS“ at the Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation in Berlin.

http://www.michaellange.eu

http://www.alfred-ehrhardt-stiftung.de/

http://www.hatjecantz.de

All images © courtesy of Michael Lange

Drei, © Fred Hüning

Drei – Fred Hüning

Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning
Drei, © Fred Hüning

Fred Hüning’s drei (three) is a homage to the family, love and togetherness. This touching book is one part of a trilogy of very personal and deep emotional work.

Until May 16th 2015, the works from his book One Circle can be seen in his exhibition at Bildband Berlin.

www.fredhuening.de

www.bildbandberlin.com

All images © courtesy of Fred Hüning

Kehrer Berlin Galerie, Ausstellung Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes, 7. Februar bis 29. März 2015. © Foto: Henning Rogge

Exhibition „Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes“ at Kehrer Berlin Galerie

If you are in Berlin these days you have the chance to visit the group exhibition „Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes“ at Kehrer Berlin Galerie featuring works by Henning Rogge, Arno Schidlowski and Anne Schwalbe. All these artists attracted my attention during the last year because of their beautiful pieces of work and one aspect is common to all: the subtle and even restrained approach through the realisation process of their works which I particularly like.

Henning Rogge’s photographs of craters left from bombs during the second world war all around Germany shows his exploration of the themes of war, memories and everyday life.

Only at second glance I recognized the the genius and the beauty of Arno Schidlowski’s work; you should definitely stop at Kehrer Berlin because his work should be seen as prints!

Anne Schwalbe creates her personal views of seemingly simple and everyday things and her series „Wiese“ (Meadow) reduces these views on nature to the essential – to textures of meadows.

February 7 — March 29, 2015

www.kehrerberlin.com

Kehrer Berlin Galerie

Potsdamer Straße 100

10785 Berlin, Germany

 

Kehrer Berlin Galerie, Ausstellung Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes, 7. Februar bis 29. März 2015. © Foto: Henning Rogge.
Kehrer Berlin Galerie, Ausstellung Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes, 7. Februar bis 29. März 2015. © Foto: Henning Rogge.
Kehrer Berlin Galerie, Ausstellung Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes, 7. Februar bis 29. März 2015. © Foto: Henning Rogge
Kehrer Berlin Galerie, Ausstellung Lob der Wildnis | Serial Landscapes, 7. Februar bis 29. März 2015. © Foto: Henning Rogge
© Henning Rogge, "Bombenkrater #35 (Beerenbruch)". Lightjet Print, 115 x 142 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Henning Rogge, „Bombenkrater #35 (Beerenbruch)“. Lightjet Print, 115 x 142 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Henning Rogge, "Bombenkrater #66 (Mascheroder Holz)". Lightjet Print, 114 x 141 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Henning Rogge, „Bombenkrater #66 (Mascheroder Holz)“. Lightjet Print, 114 x 141 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Arno Schidlowski, Der Sonne Mond #27, 2011–2013. Barytprint, 27 x 27 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Arno Schidlowski, Der Sonne Mond #27, 2011–2013. Barytprint, 27 x 27 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Arno Schidlowski, Der Sonne Mond #48, 2011–2013. Barytprint, 27 x 27 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Arno Schidlowski, Der Sonne Mond #48, 2011–2013. Barytprint, 27 x 27 cm. Courtesy Galerie Jo van de Loo und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Anne Schwalbe, Wiese XIX, 2010. C-Print, 55 x 55 cm. Courtesy Galerie f5,6 München und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Anne Schwalbe, Wiese XIX, 2010. C-Print, 55 x 55 cm. Courtesy Galerie f5,6 München und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Anne Schwalbe, Wiese XXIX, 2013. C-Print, 55 x 55 cm. Courtesy Galerie f5,6 München und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
© Anne Schwalbe, Wiese XXIX, 2013. C-Print, 55 x 55 cm. Courtesy Galerie f5,6 München und Kehrer Berlin Galerie.
Elger Esser

Exhibition „Landscape in my Mind. Landscape photography today. Hamish Fulton to Andreas Gursky“

This week, the exhibition „Landscape in my Mind“ started in Vienna. The exhibition with renowned artists like Thomas Ruff, Andreas Gursky and Axel Hütte shows the actual positions in contemporary landscape photography.

 

Julie Monaco
Julie Monaco
cs_02/2, 2005
C-Print auf Aluminium, 112,5 x 200 cm
Auflage: 1/3 + 2 AP
Courtesy Galerie Ernst Hilger, Wien
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn und Bildrecht, Wien, 2014 Foto: © Julie Monaco

 

Axel Hütte
Axel Hütte, Alcácer, 1991, C-Print, 187 x 237 cm. © Courtesy Galerie Nikolaus Ruzicska, Salzburg und Axel Hütte / Schirmer/Mosel, München

 

11.02. – 26.04.2015

Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien 

Freyung 8

1010 Vienna

 

http://www.kunstforumwien.at/en/exhibition/kunstforum/214/landscape-in-my-mind

Peter Piller’s collected analogies

Since the nineties the then art student Peter Piller collected visual analogies of various picture sources during his day job at a press agency, where he analyzed and archived regional newspapers.

Peter Piller has archived the enigmatic world in categories that simply have to be seen – enjoy!

Exhibition: Fotomuseum Winterthur
Dec. 13, 2014 – Feb. 22. 2015

www.fotomuseum.ch

www.peterpiller.de

 

„in Löcher blicken“ („looking into holes“)

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "In Löcher blicken", 2000-2005 Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "In Löcher blicken", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "In Löcher blicken", 2000-2005  Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "In Löcher blicken", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series „In Löcher blicken“, 2000-2005

 

„regionales Leuchten“ („regional lighting“)

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Regionales Leuchten", 2000-2005 Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Regionales Leuchten", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Regionales Leuchten", 2000-2005 Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Regionales Leuchten", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series „Regionales Leuchten“, 2000-2005

 

„Auto berühren“ („touching car“)

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Auto berühren", 2000-2005 Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Auto berühren", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Auto berühren", 2000-2005 Archiv Peter Piller, from the series "Auto berühren", 2000-2005

Archiv Peter Piller, from the series „Auto berühren“, 2000-2005

Tom Hunter: Le Crowbar, 1995, C-Print © Tom Hunter

Exhibition: The Luxury of Simplicity. Unconventional Lifestyles

A subject which is particularly dear to my heart: With the current pace of globalization the exhibition „The Luxury of Simplicity. Unconventional Lifestyles“ let us think about simplicity and inner freedom and hits our hearts. The Exhibition is also devoted to the critical aspects and shows the reverse side of various alternative lifestyles.

 

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Lucas Foglia: Andrew and Taurin Drinking Raw Goat‘s Milk (A Natural Order), Tennessee 2009, digital C-Print © Lucas Foglia

 

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Julia Zimmermann: Of the Wind („Get up and go!“ Photos from the Way of St James), 2007, C‑Print © Julia Zimmermann

 

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Wytske van Keulen: Walking, Summer Quarters, Andrez, 2012 (Sous cloche, 2014), Dia-Installation, circa 15 min © Wytske van Keulen

 

Andrea Büttner (D), Roger Eberhard (CH), Lucas Foglia (USA), Tom Hunter (GB), Pau Montes (E), Renate Niebler (D), Daan Paans (NL), Timm Rautert (D), Alec Soth (USA), Joel Sternfeld (USA), Wytske van Keulen (NL), Constanze Vielgosz (D) und Julia Zimmermann (D).

Münchner Stadtmuseum/Photography Collection
Sankt-Jakobs-Platz 1
Munich
Oct. 10, 2014 – Feb. 22. 2015

http://www.muenchner-stadtmuseum.de/en/sonderausstellungen/583.html