Kahmann Gallery is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. To mark this special occasion, Kahmann Gallery will bring together masterpieces from the whole roster of artists in the exhibition Past + Present. These works are the highlights from the past decade and give an exciting prospect about what is to come in the future for the gallery. In Past + Present, Kahmann Gallery combines vintage and contemporary work in a unique way, where the works interact with and enhance each other, t…

Kahmann Gallery is pleased to invite you to the opening of the group exhibition "New York, New York" featuring the works of Walker Evans, William Klein, Arnold Newman, Helen Levitt, Ralph Gibson, Barry Kornbluh, Duane Michals, Maura Sullivan and Nathan Harger. Kahmann Gallery is one of the leading galleries in the field of vintage photography in the Netherlands and houses an impressive collection of photographs by visionary artists from the past. However, Kahmann Gallery a…

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…

94-years old Helen Levitt is still living in New York, where she worked as a photographer for 70 years. She started her career observing and photographing children in the poorer neighbourhoods, in search for the poetry of daily life. Levitt works like a choreographer; the streets are her theatre, the people her actors. Her photos resemble small plays in which movement, rhythm, form and colour contemplate each other. She photographs daily life in an inventive and humorous way, occasions casual fo…