by Nicolas Genty | Nov 9, 2026 | Blog
PAN Amsterdam is one of those places that can move us, surprise us, challenge our perceptions and take us to places we may never visit. It is a sophisticated art fair, bringing together an extraordinary range of genres and disciplines: from Japanese weapons to...
by Nicolas Genty | Nov 5, 2026 | Blog
Every year, around 3.5 billion kilos of fruit and vegetables are grown in the vast greenhouse area along the Almería coast in southern Spain. Thousands of trucks transport this produce to markets across Europe, allowing us to enjoy fresh vegetables all year round....
by Nicolas Genty | Nov 2, 2026 | Blog
Israeli-born, raised in South Africa, and based in London, Nadav Kander is a well-known photographer famous for his portraits and landscapes. One striking portrait (not shown at the exhibit) was the cover of Peter Gabriel i/o album in 2013. Over a career spanning more...
by Nicolas Genty | Oct 29, 2026 | Blog
My previous visit to the Breda Photo Festival was in 2020. At this occasion, I discovered, among others, the photos of Xu Xiaxiao in the Grote Kerk, as reported here. Six years on, the focus has dramatically changed, but the interest has remained. One noticeable...
by Nicolas Genty | Oct 19, 2026 | Blog
I discovered the Pope of Urbex while visiting Art The Hague. Daan Oude Elferink, also known as Daanoe, is a Dutch photographer who travels the world to capture abandoned, decaying, and forbidden places. This is what is known as Urbex, short for urban exploration....
by Nicolas Genty | Oct 19, 2026 | Blog
I discovered the work of Martijn Jebbink while visiting de Kunstkamer in Leiden. Martijn Jebbink is a Netherlands-born photographer who, until recently, was based in Rome. He approaches photography with curiosity and wonder, exploring the connections between people,...
