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FineArt Fotografie by René Staud X Stationery by Hahnemühle

First-class automotive photography meets fine stationery instruments at Stuttgart Airport. World renowned automotive photographer René Staud and the German FineArt paper manufacturer Hahnemühle have launched an exciting cross-marketing project in a pop-up gallery designed to enthrall visitors through Stuttgart, Germany’s automotive capital. Photographer René Staud and Henrik Bernander, Vice President & General Manager Hahnemühle The…

An optical and haptical photographic journey …

… 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…

Final round of the Hahnemühle Student Photo Competition!

After a staggering 3,560 photos were submitted, Hahnemühle is now starting the second round of the international Student Photo Competition. The competition, titled ‘Show us your series’, was launched on 1 March and is aimed at creative young talents. All students who are enrolled at a university or a photography school and specialise in photography…

“My personal theater” – Katerina Belkina prints on Hahnemühle Canvas Artist

Early on Katerina Belkina knew about her extraordinary talent to see the world through different eyes. Her universal education in acting, painting and photography gave her the tools to visualize her ideas. Hahnemühle Certified Studios produce exhibitions and collector’s prints of her sublime, mystical self-portraits. For the current exhibition “Dream Walkers and Magic Things” at…

Born in the USA – Printed in Canada – Paper made in Germany – Musicphotography by Richard Beland

“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

Limited edition prints of photo art @photokina!

For Hahnemühle, the leading trade fair for photography and imaging is all about FineArt papers, exclusive photo art and perfect prints. Photokina visitors will be able to get one of 60 limited edition A5 prints from each artist with a bit of luck. All assigned photographers are available for signing and talks at booth A…

Street Photography: The perfect moment …

“Street photography is the most honest genre in photography” stated German photographer Frank Neuschulz. His pictures – mostly captured with the small Leica Q – he prints big for collectors on Hahnemühle paper. Two of his images will represent the genre of Street Photography at Hahnemühle´s photokina booth, hall 3.1. In our Q&A the artist…

Cuban Beauty: Hollywood-Havana-Heidelberg

Martin Hausler returns with a new exhibition project and the publication of his debut book ‘Cuban Beauty’. Having travelled to Cuba for client shoots many times previously, Martin developed his own view and perspective of the beauty of this mysterious Caribbean island. Martin spent over three years casting native Cuban models, scouting for the most…

Photographic encounters by Arina Daehnick

“At the beginning of each of my projects is an encounter. When such an encounter has taken place, I follow my photographic intuition. Reflections and mirrorings give rise to different image levels, which I make visible. My pictures from the metropolises of the world offer different levels of perception. They invite to interpretations and associations.…

Print, Protect, Authenticate your artwork!

What makes a printed artwork unique? The exclusive look and feel of genuine fine art paper. High-quality artist papers for archival inkjet printing are papers with noticeable attributes, and beautiful structures. The paper becomes a part of the artwork; because a well-chosen fine art paper can really accentuate a work of art. At the end…

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