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Documentation about ”The Wall“

https://www.greifswald-tv.de/video/10028.html

Grabstein auf Föhr
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Artist in Residence

After three stays on invitation of the Museum Kunst der Westküste as “artist in residence” on the island of Föhr, Annet van der Voort was able to successfully complete her “Ship in Sight” project. It addresses the sepulchral culture of the Frisian captains’ graves along the Danish, German and Dutch North Sea coast. A catalogue-accompanying exhibition that combines photographic composings with written texts is planned.

www.mkdw.de/de/museum/artist-in-residence/annet-van-der-voort

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Fauna – Wild Beasts, Sheep & Crocodiles #2

Oktober 31 — November 28, 2021

The incredible kingdom of animals – from historic to futuristic interpretations of ‘Fauna’ curated be Tina Schelhorn

 

Annet van der Voort, Germany – Noah’s Ark
Carol Erb, Pacific Palisades, CA, USA – Dominion
Dan Nelken, NYC, USA – Till the cows come home
Dianne Yudelson, San Francisco, USA – Antique Aviary
Elaine Ling, Toronto, Canada – Florida
Eran Gilat, Tel Aviv, Israel – Life Science
Frank Robert, Vienna, Austria – Endstation Sehnsucht
Henry Horenstein, Boston, USA – Animalia
Ian van Coller, Bozeman, MO, USA – Rwenzori
Jessica Hines, Statesboro, GE, USA – A Private Map of the Animate
Joyce P. Lopez, Venice, FL, USA – The Trouble with Birds
Karen Glaser, Florida, USA – Springs and Swamps
Kevin Horan, Langley, WA, USA – Chattel – A Portrait Study
Kurt Tong, Hongkong, China – People’s Park
Paul Berger, Seattle, USA – Moonram/ Cards 1989
RJ Kern, Minneapolis, USA – Divine Animals
Stephen Althouse, PA, USA – Knot III (horse armor)
Tomofumi Nakano, Tokyo, Japan – Gibier

 

The whole exhibition ‘Fauna – Wild Beasts, Sheep & Crocodiles’ with 32 international photographers
was shown first time in MOMA Tbilisi for Kolga Tbilisi Photo 2017 in Georgia

 

 

Galerie Lichtblick • Steinbergerstr. 21 • 50733 Cologne
Opening times: Fri 7-9 pm, Sat+Sun, 2-6 pm
The Wall – Ausstellung Iserlohn
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Exhibition THE WALL at the Museum Wewelsburg

28.10.2021—09.01.2022

Kreismuseum Wewelsburg
Burgwall 19
33142 Büren-Wewelsburg
Germany

 

Opening Hours

tuesday till friday 10 am—5 pm
saturday, sunday and holidays 10 am—6 pm

free admission

 

Finissage

09.01.2022 Sun | 11 am

Vernissage

Exhibition THE WALL in Blåvand, Denmark

Exhibition THE WALL in Blåvand, Denmark
June 24th till September 1st 2021

Tirpitz Museum
Tirpitzvej 1
DK-6857 Blåvand

The exhibition is shown outside the museum and also around the lighthouse in Blåvand.

Free entry

Opening hours: 24 hours a day!

Vernissage

THE WALL – Exhibition at Iserlohn Städtische Galerie

Exhibition
March 1st, 2021 – Parts of the exhibition and an interview can be visited online, during the lockdown.

Finissage
April 9th, 2021
19.30 (Annet van der Voort will be present).

This event will only take place when the lockdown for museums will be over by that time.

www.galerie-iserlohn.de

 

Städtische Galerie Iserlohn
Theodor-Heuss-Ring 24
58636 Iserlohn

Westfalenspiegel 2020/01
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Article in the German Newspaper “Westfalen Spiegel”

06.02.2020, by Klaudia Sluka

Gigantismus and Megalomania. Over 6000 km and 15 Mio. tons of concrete were built along side the European Westcoast between 1942 und 1944  …

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Article in the German Newspaper “Frankfurter Allgemeine” | April 11th, 2019 by Klaus Simon

Portrait of Annet van der Voort’s photo documentary about the “concrete giants”.

Website des MKdW
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Artist in Residence at the MKdW Föhr

The Museum Kunst der Westküste invited Annet van der Voort to be artist in residence on the island for several weeks to produce a new photo-series. She decided to work on the famous centuries-old gravestones with their symbolic carvings and long inscriptions of the lives of long deceased captains.

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THE WALL has won a Silver Award by the German Photo Book Award

The book “THE WALL” by Annet van der Voort has won a silver award in Stuttgart in November 2019. Since 1975 each year the most beautiful photo books are chosen by the German Photo Book Award by a selected jury, with the purpose of celebrating and honoring exemplary projects in the field of visual-led book publishing in the German-speaking countries, i.e. Switzerland, Austria and Germany. The winning, short- and longlisted titles of 2019/2020 were presented at the award ceremony at the Stuttgart Book Weeks. The awarded books will go on tour and will be shown in various places in Germany as well as other countries in 2020.