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Richard Fischer: Upcoming exhibitions in the Netherlands
Richard Fisher's work will soon be on display in the Netherlands: An exhibition at the Appeltern Art Fair: from Saturday, September 7 to Sunday, September 15 On Saturday, September 14, 2024, Richard Fischer will give a lecture on photographic floral art at the Appeltern Art Fair, followed by a signing session for his photo book Floral, which will be available for purchase during the exhibition. A new exhibition at the SOUS TERRE Galerie in Lithoijen: exact dates to be announced
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Wildlife photographer Harry Skeggs shows portraits of wild animals with a message in his book Creation
In his book Creation, Masterpieces from the Natural World, British photographer Harry Skeggs has collected his beautiful photographs from recent years. Inspired by the famous wildlife painter George Stubbs, Skeggs travelled across continents, spending weeks, sometimes months, in the wilderness; lying in the snow or in rivers to capture stunning and emotional images of lions, tigers, rhinos, giraffes, elephants, penguins, wild horses, gorillas, and bears in their natural habitat, among others. Wild, as they should be (with the exception of the white rhinos in Kenya and a dog on page 249).
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Paul Bergen releases intense photo documentary with second music book Zero's Heroes
Following the successful book Nineties Spirit, music caught on camera (2022), music photographer Paul Bergen presented the sequel Zero’s Heroes (teNeues Verlag) on Sunday, June 2nd. As the title suggests, this new coffee table book focuses on lively music photographs from the 2000s, ranging from epic concerts and legendary festivals to intimate backstage portraits with stars. The first copy was handed to bassist Rinus Gerritsen of The Golden Earring.
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Top photographer Drew Doggett picturesquely captures the mystical elegance of horses with Untamed Spirits
Drew Doggett (1984, USA) impressively captures the elegance, power, beauty, sensitivity, and tenderness of horses with 180 black and white and color photographs in Untamed Spirits. Doggett has built a reputation as one of the best equine photographers in the world. His timeless work often exudes a picturesque, serene quality. At the same time, in some series, he draws on his background as a fashion photographer, giving the images a stylized appearance. Doggett has won more than 130 awards for his photography and (short) films.
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Olaf Heine Presents Raw and Untouched Hawaii
Top photographer Olaf Heine presents his new coffee table book with publisher teNeues Verlag: Hawaii in timeless black and white. In Hawaii, the energetic and rich ocean and island life captivates the imagination, with nature and surf and hula culture, as well as the indigenous population, taking centre stage.
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Olaf Heine- Reprint Brazil
After ten years, a new edition of Brazil, also by Olaf Heine, is being released. In Brazil, the photographer contrasts the Brazilian landscape and architecture with the naked curves of people, particularly surfers, dancers, and beautiful women. With 150 photos, Heine showcases Brazil's sensual joie de vivre, especially the cultural diversity of the metropolis Rio. He does this in unusual black-and-white images, where forms and textures are central. The coffee table book embodies the Brazilian 'saudade,' the longing and wanderlust for the tropical beauty of nature, the vibrant cities, and unique people.
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New York Thomas Hoepker
German-born Thomas Hoepker (1936) has been devoted to New York since the late 1960s. For over fifty years, he moved intermittently between Germany and The Big Apple as a correspondent and Art Director for Stern, as Executive Editor for the American edition of Geo, and as a Magnum photographer, an organization of which he was also president for several years. Hoepker specialized in reportage and stylish color photography, but like Elliott Erwitt, Hoepker prefers to be in the hectic street life. He enjoys focusing on crowds and anonymous individuals who each carry their 'secrets' or tell their own stories.
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Elliott Erwitt’s New York, Revised Edition
The iconic and historic images by master photographer Elliott Erwitt reflect the vibrant soul of New York. The Paris-born photographer settled in the American metropolis in 1948 and has since always roamed the city with his camera to capture unexpected and everyday street moments. As author Adam Gopnik (The New Yorker) describes in the foreword, Erwitt's work is all about self-illuminating moments that often came about by chance and surprise.
