Amsterdam

// A RETROSPECTIVE //

Foam presents a major retrospective exhibition of the work of German artist Helmut Newton featuring over 200 of his photographs, ranging from monumental photos to vintage prints from the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin.

 Influenced by the social change that took place in the 1970s, an era of female emancipation and looser sexual morality, the depiction of women and underlying themes such as power, violence, eroticism and desire became key to both his commercial work for French Vogue and the portrait photography for which he is best known.

 All too aware that eroticism, seduction and desire primarily amount to a game of perception and of displaying an unattainable reality, his women are powerful, seductive, dominant, and often nothing less than intimidating.

Helmut Newton - A Retrospective

FOAM

Amsterdam

16.6.2016 – 4.9.2016

 

 © Helmut Newton / Helmut Newton Estate.

 

  / by Kim Poorters /

// NEW PAINTINGS //

Foam shows New Paintings by Belgian photographer Vincent Delbrouck, a meditation on the beauty of bright colours, simple objects, plants and the human body, as encountered during his travels.

 “We wander confused through the landscapes of our own minds, sometimes thinking about nature and art so seriously that we forget to observe their beauty.”

 Inspired by painting, he brings together form and colour in print and collage to create new, associative compositions through his photography, photobooks and installations.

 Vincent Delbrouck – New Paintings

Foam 3h

Amsterdam

5.2.2016 – 13.3.2016

 

 

© Vincent Delbrouck. Courtesy STIEGLITZ19.

 

 

/ by Kim Poorters /