2017 MARCH - HOOGTIJ #48 THE HAGUE THE NETHERLANDS

March 17, 2017 in Expositie, Exhibition, Robin Butter

THANKS EVERYBODY WHO CAME HAD A LOOK, A DRINK AND JOINED US LAST WEEK AT HOOGTIJ #48 @ SUE_ DAS LAB!

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From this week until August 26, the portraits of 12 Hague-Turkish women with interviews about personal migration stories from their own experiences or from mothers, sisters or in-laws: all from the perspective of women are on display in the Atrium. I

It’s been a quiet feed but not a quiet mind 🧘💭Starting new projects and happy with a lot of the assignments i get to do. Struggling in how to share without overshadowing, but for now a small peak with a portrait of Gonul, for a beautiful proj

Still super in love with the results of the book, the silver imprint of George & the dragon shimmers at me in the atelier. Have you already looked inside this photobook yet?
As spring has officially begun, i am super inspired to start a new adve

I have never shared this photo before. Which is strange because the image became a key piece in how to depicting a fairy tale. The circularity will come back more often through the series, as the vistas. (Think of the fairy tale forest in the Eftelin

Small sad, yet beautiful totems washed a shore — anyone who knows me, knows about my small fetisj for textures: Apparently underneath the calm turquoise waters off Thailand, a rapidly spreading disease is killing corals over vast stretches of t

Extract from projectstatement Drakeblood / Dragon’s blood: Dragons are celebrated in various forms worldwide, like in stories, books, films, and series. The most well-known story in Europe is that of St. George and the Dragon.
In the village B

UPCOMING

Upcoming exhibition July/Aug ‘25
Duo exhibition, Kunst in de etalage; Kunstenaars reageren op werk van wijlen Haagse fotograaf Frederick Linck,
Amsterdamse Veerkade 9 Den Haag

PAST

>10.06.24–26.08.2024

Atrium City Hall The Hague, ‘Onder moeders vleugels’ (Beneath mother’s wings), 12 portraits in collaboration with Stichting Avraysa x City archive The Hague. Imigration stories of Hague-Turkish womens perspective.