Light-sensitive works back to the depot
Art and light have a love-hate relationship. There is no exception in the Frans Hals Museum. That is why a number of light-sensitive (photographic) contemporary works from the Haarlem Heroes. Other masters exhibition will be safely stored away in the coming weeks. Of course they will be replaced by other works.
The following works are safely stored away
- Boris Mikhailov, photo; portrait (group), Untitled, 2000
- Boris Mikhailov, photo; portrait (group), Untitled, 2000
- Juergen Teller, photo; portrait, Pregnant Kate with plums, Provence, France, 2002
- Céline van Balen, photo; portrait, Figen, 1998
Céline van Balen, photo; portrait, Figen, 1998
These works are added to the exhibition
- Juergen Teller, photo, Dame Barbara Cartland, 2000
- Piet van Leeuwen, photo; still life, Gourmand, 1978
- Piet van Leeuwen, photo; still life, Haarlem, Heda, Hals, 1995
- Shirana Shahbazi, photo; interior, Aroosi, 2000
- Roy Villevoye, photo; portrait (group), The Fifth Man, 2003
- Koos Breukel, photo; portrait, Jefanus Nato, From the series: Koos Breukel/ Roy Villevye, (all the people from) Tí, 2011
- Roy Villevoye, photo; portrait, Jefanus Nato, 2011, From the series: Koos Breukel/ Roy Villevoye, (all the people from) Tí, 2011, 2011
- Boris Mikhailov, photo; portait (group), Untitled, 2000
- Alexandra Bachzetsis, video installation; performance, From A to B via C, 2014
- Juergen Teller, photo; portrait, Kirsten McMenamy, 1996
- Juergen Teller, photo; portrait, Stephanie with pills, 2000
Koos Breukel, photo; portrait, Jefanus Nato, From the series: Koos Breukel/ Roy Villevye, (all the people from) Tí, 2011
