Join us for the opening of RARE, an exhibition filled with rare and unique pieces. From hand-colored, vintage 19th century Japanese Albumen prints to unique David Bowie photo collages by Frank Ockenfels. While unicity is something you don't normally associate with photography, Kahmann Gallery has collected and selected pieces that are one-off or in very small editions, to create a veritable Wunderkammer of photography. In this exhibition we will show some of our most excit…

SCAPES, the first Kahmann Gallery group show of the year. The exhibition will feature works that all play with the notion of a scape - landscape, bodyscape or cityscape. All are themes that are prolific within photography, but for SCAPES the works chosen play with these common motifs. We're made unsure of what we're precisely looking at, making it all the more fascinating. SCAPE: a combining form extracted from landscape, with the meaning “an extens…

Tiane Doan na Champassak (1973), a French photographer of Asian descent, currently based in Provence, was first recognized for his documentary work (Agence Vu) before exploring a more artistic approach. His current photography is driven by a fascination for gender identity issues, revealing a decidedly aesthetic sensibility. Pushing his work to the point of abstraction and fascinated by acts of faith demonstrations and the question of identity, he continues to explore many aspec…

Kahmann Gallery is one of the leading galleries in the field of vintage photography in the Netherlands and houses an impressive collection of vintage photos by visionary artists like André Kertesz, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sanne Sannes and Gerard Fieret. However, Kahmann Gallery also focuses its attention on the contemporary visionaries, who have a timeless and unique quality in their work and are producing the potential masterpieces of the future. In the exhibition The Old Man …

Kahmann Gallery presents the highlights of the last year, including: Albert Watson (U.K., 1942)André Kertész (Hungary, 1894 - 1985)Anne Geene (The Netherlands, 1983)Annick Ligtermoet (The Netherlands, 1983)Antoine D’Agata (France, 1961)Ata Kandó (Hungary, 1913)Barry Kornbluh (U.S.A., 1952)Bill Brandt (Germany, 1904 - 1983)Carla van de Puttelaar (The Netherlan…

IMAGINE A collection of contemporary and vintage photographs Kahmann Gallery presents a wonderful selection of both vintage and contemporary photographs from all artist represented by the gallery. Together they are a perfect embodiment of the heartbeat of the Kahmann Gallery and prove of its unique identity established since the foundation in 2004. Although quite different in age, meaning, content and technique, all works presented have a single thing in common: their origin in the creative sp…

In the group show 'CLOSE' Kahmann Gallery presents work of four pronounced and distinctive photographers. The common denominator is a kind of intimacy, all photographers stay close to themselves. They leave little space between elements or parts. All in their own remarkable way. Maura Sullivan (USA 1973) is intrigued by what is taking place behind the scenes, underneath the skin. Her images are like the torn out pages of a made up book. Sullivan explores the feelings we all share about fear, l…