Gazette Drouot - C apencheres
Gazette Drouot - C apencheres
Gazette Drouot - C apencheres
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THE MAGAZINE EVENT<br />
arising from the collaboration between Paris Photo and<br />
the Aperture Foundation. Six specialists have selected<br />
30 books in two categories: "best book" and "first photo<br />
book", and all the candidates will be exhibited.<br />
The Europe<br />
of private collections<br />
The spotlight is on British, Dutch and Swiss collections<br />
in the "Recent acquisitions" and "Private collection"<br />
sections of Paris Photo.<br />
Huis Marseille, Amsterdam<br />
With its dynamic photography scene, Amsterdam<br />
boasts two exhibition spaces exclusively dedicated to<br />
photography: Foam, the better-known, and Huis<br />
100 GAZETTE DROUOT INTERNATIONAL I N° 19<br />
Marseille. Foam, a public institution, is first and foremost<br />
a place of distribution, with a magazine and a<br />
publishing house. Huis Marseille is a private museum<br />
set up by the Jan De Pont Foundation. It was inaugurated<br />
in1999 in the former house of a Marseille dealer<br />
who settled in Amsterdam – the façade still displays a<br />
stone plaque with a plan of the city –, and has been run<br />
since its creation by Els Barents, formerly curator at the<br />
Stedelijk Museum. The collection, consisting of several<br />
hundred original works, is mainly focused on European<br />
art photography, but also contains some Japanese and<br />
South African works. In December, the museum is<br />
opening an exhibition devoted to Vivian Sassen,<br />
"Doubling Presence", which will be proposed to Paris<br />
Photo. The theme is repetition, and the exhibition<br />
features around twenty prints.<br />
I<br />
Huis Marseille<br />
www.huismarseille.nl<br />
Nils Nova, "Vera/Liz, 1998, excerpt from Memory Confronted", two ink jet prints, each 40 x 30 cm, Fotomuseum Winterthur collection.<br />
© Nils Nova