Фотооткрытки, гуляют, естественно, и за пределами pf-пространства. На длиииинном блоге Diane, A Shaded View on Fashion, где иногда попадаются ссылки на интересных авторов, работающих с портретом, нашлось, в частности, вот такое поздравление:
Anouk Kruithof Happy New Year
2008, happy new year! with lots of haerts in your coffee!
Про:
http://www.itsweb.org/jsp/en/itstalents ... type_2.jsp
Посмотреть:
http://exhibitions.acp.org.au/exhibitio ... ltk_01.jpg
Anouk Kruithof and Jaap Scheeren discuss their series The Black Hole
Все это, собственно, не столько по поводу ее работ и осознанной попытки снимать портреты с закрытыми глазами, сколько в продолжение рассуждений, что в NL шансов студентам себя проявить принципиально больше, в том числе на основе рассуждений о собственной судьбе. Визуальные исследования:
Anouk Kruithof and Jaap Scheeren
The Black Hole
Not long after young Dutch photographers Anouk Truithof and Jaap Scheeren graduated from art school, they were featured in a newspaper series on the future of art-school graduates which was titled The Black Hole. For Truithof and Scheeren, who were determined to make a name for themselves as photographers, that title became a theme for an ambitious project: a series of photographs on depression, black-outs, the Universe and actual “black holes.” The result is this multi-dimensional publication, in which pictures relate to each other in ever-changing variations, filling the “black hole” – no matter how you define it – in new and surprising ways. This fresh, innovative publication was the first winner of the Unique Photography Prize awarded by HUP Gallery Amsterdam.
February 2007, English and Dutch text
Softcover, 6.75 x 9.5 inches
102 pp, numerous b&w and color reproductions
ISBN: 978-90-5973-044-1
Еще:
"Going Dutch: New Photography from the Netherlands"
2005-04-09 until 2005-05-04
Museum of New Art
Rochester, MI, USA United States of America
http://dianepernet.typepad.com/diane/20 ... ithof.html
http://www.anoukkruithof.nl/
Имя попалось еще в любопытной заметке Foam follows function (
Afterimage, May-June, 2006 by Bill Kouwenhoven)
FOAM_FUSION
FOTOMUSEUM AMSTERDAM
AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
APRIL 7-8, 2006
If a museum's function is to be both didactic and inspiring, then the FotoMuseum Amsterdam (FOAM) pulled off a very successful weekend during what would otherwise have been dead time between taking down their Henri Cartier-Bresson show and installing work by Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Anouk Kruithof, Jaap Scheeren, and Larry Towell. Foam_fusion, with international workshops, panel discussions, portfolio reviews, an auction, and presentations by artists including Joan Fonteuberta, Stephen Gill, Anthony Goicolea, Jacqueline Hassink, and Bertien van Manen, was extraordinarily well attended.
This virtual photography event, with its slide shows and lectures, brought the museum as simulacra to life. This was manifest not only in Fontcuberta's presentation of "Landscapes without Memory" (2005) and "Googlegrams" (2005), but also in the choice of having Roman Berka of Vienna's Museum in Progress (MIP), describe the MIP's art projects that take place in public spaces and in the paper-based and digital media. Fontcuberta's "Landscapes," now collected in an Aperture monograph, continue his exploration of the interfaces between art and technology. Based on map rendering software, the images are created by scanning images of actual, painted landscapes, by Paul Cezanne, Claude Monet, et al., into a computer that interprets the colors as elevations on a topographical map. It then proceeds to render a digital landscape such as one that might be found in a video game or military flight simulator. The results are remarkable. At times they resemble their source material, but generally these constructed landscapes serve to remind us that the very notion of a "landscape" itself is a human construct and exists outside of the real world. The "Googlegrams" take advantage of Google's image search applications and the composite image rendering software that produces photomosaics…
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