Today we open the second door of our Christmas Calendar. Behind this door hides a little surprise for our photography friends. Each small package contains an “Introductory Kit” (3 sheets in DINA4) for our new Digital FineArt Paper of the Natural Line – Hahnemühle Hemp and a pair of white cotton gloves. For many people…
… to Ecuador by photographer and writer Nick Dantona resulted in an artpiece which is designed for visual and haptical interaction. “Bultos: a return to Ecuador and its Panama Hat Trail” is not a photo book, it´s not a portfolio … it´s just an awsome handmade art book printed on Hahnemühle Rice Paper. Nick Dantona…
Sustainability and digitization are mega trends. So, as inventors of digital FineArt papers, what could be more natural than for us to develop sustainable papers? We protect what matters and present unique FineArt inkjet papers made from extraordinary, sustainable raw materials: Bamboo, hemp and agave (sisal). As “green papers” they all occupy a special place…
Italian photographer Nik Barte draws attention to global desertification and climate change. Several times he crossed the Sahara on foot and by bicycle. His photographs are aesthetic explorations of the desert. The black and white sand landscapes have become his photographic signature. He creates his prints on the matt, finely structured Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Ultra…
The Bauhaus – one of the most important schools of Modernism – is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. On the occasion of the anniversary the German design centres “Stilwerk” presents at three venues “Re:Form – An Homage to 100 Years of Bauhaus”. The German artist trio Olff Appold, Kai Brüninghaus and Jürgen Sandfort strived…
“The quality of my printed photographs is paramount to me! I firmly believe that the print is the final step in the creative process and the very best way to experience an image. Each of my fine art prints is signed, numbered and comes with a Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity for galleries and collectors. The Hahnemühle Deckle Edge Paper is the paper I primarily use. I prefer it for a number of reasons. It has a perfect weight to it and because of that, the paper feels like the high-end paper and surface that it is. The D-max, the bright whites, and the full range of tones work perfectly for the contrast and clarity that I seek to portray in my images. I like the Deckle Edge because the fringed border is part of my artistic statement; this is where my image begins and ends.”
Richard Beland, Musicphotographer
Hahnemuehle’s first student photo competition have begun, starting with the submission phase. Are you in? Face the challenge and meet our jury! For our student photo competition, we have assembled an internationally renowned jury who will evaluate your photos from a professional perspective. Our jury, made up of photographers, photo journalists, gallerists and other experienced…
What does it take to succeed a photography legend like Ansel Adams? A photographer for whom his job is a passion and whose images are visually powerful and enduring as long-lasting prints in galleries and museums or in private collections. This is exactly what applies to Manuello Paganelli, a California-based travel, portrait and art photographer.…
Samuel Davis, The Empty Quarter Gallery and Hahnemühle are pleased to present “They Were Here”, a new and exciting collation of images from previous bodies of work. Davis plays with the notion that a photograph is simultaneously a document, a truth, a memory and a lie. His work plays with the idea that the meaning of…
Guillermo Mordillo’s wonderful cartoons attract thousands to visit his exhibitions, showing originals and prints. The intense colors, liveliness and textures of acrylic and pencils in the originals are exceptionally reproduced. For his editions, the artist trusts in Hahnemühle paper and Art Petrus SARL, the exclusive art studio in Monacco. We are very proud that Mordillo’s…