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in co-operation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The creative team consists of Pieter-Rim de Kroon, Maarten de Kroon and Gerrit Willems, assisted by visual artist Jan Andriesse. A film in which the myth of 'Dutch Light' is unravelled. The documentary will be shot on 35mm film in The Netherlands, Europe and the United States and will have a cinema length of 90 minutes and a 50 minutes version for international distribution. About light 'It is understandable that the artist attends to the light in a country with so often cloudy skies. Tours can be arranged for groups of ten of more for a small charge. . Although separate, the exhibitions bring together strong elements of perspective, light and architecture. 1947) has assembled a collection of large format colour photographs over a number of years, while travelling on assignments for magazines. In capturing these remarkable locations on film, the American photographer demonstrates an expert understanding of the camera, which makes tangible the very essence of the visual. . It provides the city and the region with an exciting purpose-built venue for the presentation of contemporary visual art, and takes its place within the national network of independent contemporary art galleries. Current exhibitionsSat 9 Dec 2000 - Sun 21 Jan 2001Milton Keynes Gallery presents three photographic exhibitions, which whilst separate, bring together strong elements of perspective, light and architecture. Fourteen large format colour photographs by the American Richard Ross (b. 1947) have been selected from his international touring exhibition Gathering Light.

Jan Dibbets, who began as a painter and who will surprisingly soon consider himself one again, makes use of photography, by which he manages to provide perception and the image with new impulses. Due to the distortion, it becomes a square that seems to be hovering in space. During that same year Dibbets shows, in a sequence of photographs, the gradual change of light that is cast in through the windows of his studio. It is a poetic and concentrated image of an interval of time that nearly eludes immediate perception. Perhaps the best known works of Dibbets date from the 1970s.

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