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Lamers, Ine --- Snauwaert, Boris --- Van Meene, Hellen

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Van Meene, Hellen --- Kunst --- Fotografie --- Foto --- 21e eeuw --- Nederland

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Hellen van Meene creates awkward self-conscious moments in young girls lives in order to photograph them.In what appears to be somewhat collusive, the girls display bruises or odd-fitting garments. Perhaps she intends the audience to imagine the difficulty and powerlessness of young girls as they move into adolescence. Perhaps she is recreating her own memory of the experience.There are a number of photographers who explore this particular territory and the work always manages to hit the same slightly sarcastic edge.The viewer is always on the "inside" with the photographer, and the girl, the model, is always disenfranchised in the name of high art and psychological importance. Dutch photographer Hellen van Meene was herself barely out of girlhood when she began to photograph adolescent girls whom she knew, or found, in her home town of Alkmaar in the north of Holland. Invited to photograph in Japan in 2000, she found that while she could not communicate directly with her subjects, her instincts regarding the universality of adolescent experience, and her visual and stylistic approach to it, were translatable. In her square-format, medium-focal-length pictures of unnamed girls, van Meene strives to compose 'photographs of adolescent situations and attitudes, which represent the type of "normality" we don't usually share with others, but keep to ourselves.

van Meene, Hellen --- Japan --- 1990 --- -761.2 --- Nederland --- Van Meene, Hellen --- fotografie --- portretfotografie --- fotografen, afzonderlijk --- Photography, Artistic --- Teenage girls --- Photographie --- Meene, Hellen van, --- Teenage girls - Japan - Pictorial works --- Meene, Hellen van, - 1972 --- -Meene, Hellen van, - 1972- - Interviews --- -Meene, Hellen van, - 1972 --- -van Meene, Hellen

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Jusqu'ici, les synthèses consacrées à la photographie de portrait s'étaient avant tout intéressé, légitimement, aux photographes américains. Aucune étude n'avait encore été réalisée sur la photographie de portrait européenne, alors que la liste de photographes portraitistes ayant débuté dans les années 1990 est plus qu'impressionnante. Au cours de cette décennie, on a en effet assisté à une nouvelle floraison du genre dans la photographie, où la chute du communisme et le renforcement de l'Union européenne ont entraîné un regain d'attention pour l'identité nationale et une série de valeurs historiques et culturelles partagées. Cet ouvrage illustre sur des dizaines de pleines pages l'oeuvre de Rineke Dijkstra, Juergen Teller, Thomas Ruff, Nikos Markou, Anders Petersen, Clare Strand, Stephan Vanfleteren, Hellen van Meene, Anton Corbijn et bien d'autres. Elle accompagne l'exposition Faces now. Portraits photographiques européens depuis 1990, qui aura lieu dans les musées suivants: Bozar, Bruxelles, 6 février au 17 mai 2015, Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, 30 mai au 30 août 2015 et Thessaloniki Museum of Photography, 11 septembre 2015 au 28 février 2016.

Photographe --- Photographie d'art --- Barney, Tina --- Clegg, Michael --- Guttmann, Martin --- Corbijn, Anton --- Delahaye, Luc --- Dijkstra, Rineke --- Mikhailov, Boris --- Ruff, Thomas --- Streuli, Beat --- Struth, Thomas --- Teller, Juergen --- Van Meene, Hellen --- Versluis, Ari --- Uyttenbroek, Ellie --- Ruff, Thomas, --- Ruff, Thomas, 1958 --- -Streuli, Beat