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Bergen aan Zee Meets the Sahara

Filed Under: Bergen aan Zee, Exhibition, Sahara Tagged With: Art, Bergen aan Zee, exhibition, North Sea, photography

October 12, 2021 by admin

As of 22 October 2021, my photograph of the Moroccan Sahara will be on show in Bergen aan Zee, a North Sea village in the Netherlands. Along with three other photos taken in Ireland, Orkney and Marrakech, this will be my contribution to Artists on Sea V, an annual ten-day art route curated by Gonny van Oudenallen & Anja Swart, both of whom are well known figures in the Amsterdam art world.

Bergen aan Zee

Bergen aan Zee is an artists’ colony and boasts a considerable number of galleries and studios, which is impressive considering the village has only 481 inhabitants.  Artists on Sea’s 2021 edition marks the event’s fifth year and a total of thirty artists will be sharing their work, some of whom have won prestigious art prizes.

The show will be held from 11 am to 5 pm & 22-31 October 2021 in the exhibition spaces of Hotel Mayer, Jacob Kalffweg 4, 1865 AR Bergan aan Zee. It is located opposite the aquarium.

Artists on Sea V Is organised by Gonny van Oudenallen & Dominiek Steinmeijer with the support of Henriette Doeve-Mensink, Jurjen Fontein & Myra Winter. There is also a Facebook page: artistsaanzee

Website

Many more of my photographs are available on my website: https://www.anniewrightphotography.com/

My photo book, The Old Kasbah of Illigh, can be purchased for €19,95 plus postage and packaging, by contacting me through Messenger.

Further information about The Old Kasbah is included in this blog post: https://www.anniewrightphotography.com/monuments/the-old-kasbah-of-illigh/

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