Alice de Kruijs is a contemporary and fine art photographer based in The Netherlands. Her work frequently touches the subject of identity and diversity and aims to go against the standard ideals and showcase stories through culture and different ethnic backgrounds, her work is a celebration of these differences in culture. As her way of life, she loves to conceptually and symbolically tell stories. Usually by showing a different perspective on personal daily life struggles and stories.
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THE FIRT LONE RANGERS
I always wondered why I never learned about black cowboys in any of my elementary school classes. The only cowboys we learned about were white. We were taught that they rode through trails, herded cattle, and occasionally got into gunfights with bandits and Native Americans. We never once mentioned black cowboys.
BBA PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE 2022
On the 3rd of November the opening of the BBA Photography prize 2022 took plave in Kuhlhaus Berlin.
The day after, on the 4th the inviews and artist talk's took place. The exhibition takes place untill November 13.
BERLIN PHOTO WEEK 2022
I'm thrilled my work is part of the 10 winners from the BBA Gallery Photography Prize 2022! From September 2nd till September 4th my winning image is displayed during Berlin Photo Week in Arene Berlin! The images are printed in an unique way by printing them directly on the wall (WallPen)
Berlin Photo Week choose works from the BBA Photography Prize submissions to take part in BPW. My choosen image belongs to my latest serie Sahara Giants.
In order to mark the seventy-fifth anniversary of Magnum Photos, the world-famous photo agency is partnering with Berlin Photo Week (BPW). Berlin Photo Week includes numerous exhibitions, conferences, workshops, book signings, talks, and many other events.
NEW WORK | SAHARA GIANTS
NEW PHOTO BOOK | RISING WATERS 2019-2022 | € 35,-
This book is a visual experience in which more than 60 photos are displayed over 100+ pages.
Click here to purchase the book (limited edition of 250 pieces). The foreword is written by Melanie Prapopoulos, founder of The CAMP Gallery Miami & Westport NY.
There are three series that were made between 2019 and 2022. The high sea level and with it climate change create many problems that threaten many countries and islands. People are losing their homes and places to live while other societies see their entire island slowly submerged under water. Governments and administrators hardly talk about climate change, it is a painful subject for people who already have to pay the consequences.
PREVIOUS NARRATIVE WATERS OF BANGLADESH
LENSCULTURE AWARD WINNERS EXHIBITION, NEW YORK Chelsea Art Scene
According to LensCulture, 'We were completely delighted to welcome hundreds of photographers and photography lovers to our big exhibition in New York City this past week. It was amazing to meet so many of you in person — and to experience the stunning prints and brilliant large-format projections of super-talented photographers from the LensCulture community.
The exhibition featured the work of more than one hundred award-winning photographers who we discovered through the LensCulture award programs. Many people traveled from far away (including Europe, Asia, Central and South America, and Australia) to participate in the reception and party and to meet and network with fellow visionaries.
We were reminded again about how great it is to be able to connect in person, and to share insights and enthusiasm for the medium of photography and this wonderful visual language that we all share'.
— Jim Casper, Laura Sackett, and the whole team at LensCulture
