Hans Aarsman
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| - | '''Hans Aarsman''' (born 1951) is a [[Dutch photographer]], author, and lecturer at the [[Rijksakademie]] in Amsterdam. He is a significant figure in the [[New Topography]] movement.{ | + | '''Hans Aarsman''' (born 1951) is a [[Dutch photographer]], author, and lecturer at the [[Rijksakademie]] in Amsterdam. He is a significant figure in the [[New Topography]] movement. |
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| + | Aarsman was born in 1951 in [[Amsterdam]]. He started his career as a photojournalist for the Dutch newspaper ''[[Trouw]].'' In 1989 he published the book ''[[Hollandse Taferelen]]'' which consisted of [[landscape]]s photographed from the roof of a camper which he pulled through the Netherlands for a year. In 1990–1991 he finished a photo series of [[East Germany|East German]] states. | ||
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| + | He exhibited work at the [[Rencontres d'Arles]] festival in Arles, France in 2011. | ||
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| + | Aarsman also is a novelist and playwright. His debut literary work was ''Twee hoofden, een kussen'' (1995) and more recently he has been dedicating himself more to writing than photography. | ||
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Hans Aarsman (born 1951) is a Dutch photographer, author, and lecturer at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. He is a significant figure in the New Topography movement.
Life and work
Aarsman was born in 1951 in Amsterdam. He started his career as a photojournalist for the Dutch newspaper Trouw. In 1989 he published the book Hollandse Taferelen which consisted of landscapes photographed from the roof of a camper which he pulled through the Netherlands for a year. In 1990–1991 he finished a photo series of East German states.
He exhibited work at the Rencontres d'Arles festival in Arles, France in 2011.
Aarsman also is a novelist and playwright. His debut literary work was Twee hoofden, een kussen (1995) and more recently he has been dedicating himself more to writing than photography.
