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From March to July, BOZAR and CINEMATEK are hosting a joint #retrospective of the life and work of Belgian film director #ChantalAkerman https://www.sabzian.be/index.php/news/chantal-akerman-retrospective-exhibitions-events-screenings-books
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From June 16 — September 17, Jeu de Paume in #Paris hosts a Johan van der Keuken #retrospective, curated by the Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam.
More information on the excellent #Sabzian blog https://www.sabzian.be/note/johan-van-der-keuken-the-rhythm-of-images
#film #photography #JohanVanDerKeuken #JeuDePaume #exhibition
From 16 June to 17 September, Jeu de Paume in Paris is hosting a major retrospective of Dutch filmmaker and photographer Johan van der Keuken. The exhibition features over a hundred vintage prints, from Dutch and French collections, and is presented alongside a small selection of his short films spanning his entire oeuvre from 1955 to 2000. It includes original dummies of some of his best-known photographic books, which are being shown in France for the first time. Curated by Frits Gierstberg, curator at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, and Pia Viewing, curator at Jeu de Paume.More information here.On Sabzian you can read an interview (NL/FR) with Johan van der Keuken from Cahiers du cinéma, a text on his documentary Het witte kasteel (1973) (NL/EN), and his own text on editing ‘From a High-Flying Airplane’ (1982) (NL/EN).Front Image: Wij zijn 17 (1955), Collection Universitaire Bibliotheek LeidenImage: Johan van der Keuken, Portret van Georgette en Yvonne Apol 1956-1957). From Behind glass (1957), Collection MEP Paris. © Johan van der Keuken.
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