Julie Verhoeven
Julie Verhoeven
Julie Verhoeven
Dürst Britt & Mayhew did it again!
Taocheng Wang
Rachel de Joode
Rachel de Joode
Making a wonderful exhibition (Un certain regard) which is both attractive to watch and thought provoking, I mean.
Rachel de Joode
Walter Pfeiffer
Rachel de Joode
They succeeded in making a show that isn’t just interesting for the eye, it even suggests it would be interesting for the fingers, the tongue or the nose (although one might be happy that the smell factor is not actually active).
Martin Soto Climent
Martin Soto Climent
Martin Soto Climent
The show is leaning towards an exercise in voyeurism without being pornographic.
Daniel Sinsel
Rachel de Joode
Celia Hempton
In fact the whole exhibition is an essay on the sensual gaze and as such it deserves an almost museum-like attention.
Celia Hempton
Daniel Sinsel
Daniel Sinsel
The gallery has brought together eleven artists from Europe, Asia, America and Africa, – which is remarkable in itself – varying from the great and famous Nestor of them all, Swiss photographer Walter Pfeiffer and the South African candid camera photographer Dean Hutton, to the British multimedia artist Julie Verhoeven and the young Chinese artist Taocheng Wang, who lives in the Netherlands.
Dean Hutton
Dean Hutton
Dean Hutton
The show would be worth reviewing more extensively, but i’m afraid other priorities make me leave that to other authors.
Wieske Wester
Wieske Wester
Leigh Ledare
Enjoy the pictures, but it’s far better to visit the show yourself.
Leigh Ledare
Sylvie Fleury
Rachel de Joode (l), Walter Pfeiffer (r)
And, by the way, it is accompanied by a excellent essay by Judith Vrancken.
Dean Hutton
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Bertus Pieters
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