The first satellite exhibiton of Photoville New York takes place at the Leiden Pieterskerkhof, during the IPFL. 20 emerging American photographers have been especially selected. Just as in Photoville, the exhibition takes place in sea containers.
The containers are open on wednesdays – sundays, 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM.
Het Pieterskerkplein is almost holy ground for Americans, being just around the corner from the former residence of the Pilgrim Fathers. Their religious leader, Rev. John Robinson, and many others who stayed behind are buried in the Pieterskerk itself.
The exhibition was opened on October 11, 2014, by His Excellence mr. Broas, Ambassador of the United States of America (see the video below).
The ‘Dutch’ selection of photographers was on show at Photoville from 18-28 september.
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- Thomas Jackson – Emergent Behavior
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- Sara Macel – May the Road Rise to Meet You
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- Syd London – Sandy vs NYC
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- Sam Comen – Lost Hills
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- Restless Collective – The Geography of Youth
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- Nathan Bett – Learning to Disappear
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- Monica Merva – Origin of Emotions
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- Michelle Pedone – All Eyes On U!
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- Manjari Sharma – Darshan
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- Lauren Welles – Coney Island
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- Keren Moscovitch – Me into you
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- Jeff Rich – The watershed project
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- Irina Rozovsky – In Plain Air
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- Hector Rene – Hegemony of survival
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- Gregg Segal – 7 Days of Garbage
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- Elizabeth Moran – The Armory
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- Elizabeth Herman – Women in War
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- Debi Cornwall – gitmo at home, gitmo at play
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- Andrew Frost – The nordeast kingdom
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- Alice Proujansky – Birth culture