Could Victorian parks in London be a subject of contemporary photography? They can. In photographs of Andrea Vicentini from Italy. In his series “Senteza di Massa – The judgement of the mass” the photographer refers to rules of Victorian garden planning: the the creation of contrast, the installation of surprise, the concealment of the borders. Seen…
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The photographic gaze focuses on the significant pixel; the visual sense reduced perception to black, white and all shades of grey. In this way monochromatic images with a timeless, surreal and sometimes monumental character arises. Joerg Karrenbauer, photographer and curator from Saarbrücken (Germany), photographs exclusively in black and white and prints his works superbly on…
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This blog post features Jim Mortram. A talented photographer who captures the everyday lives of those who lives in Dereham (County of Norfolk, UK, which is very local to the Hahnemühle UK’s office) Jim only takes photographs in a 3 mile radius of his local village. He captures with empathy many of the difficulties in…
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A first-class orchestra is characterized by the perfect interplay of instruments causing the musicians to fade into the background. The audience expects an acoustic experience and pays less attention to visual impressions. So it may seem surprising that the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen is the subject of an exhibition.