New Neighbours : Images of daily life in twin cities on the eve of the EU enlargement
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R010501 Ned. Fotomuseum NL MON IJKEN.J 2004 R019683 Ned. Fotomuseum NL MON IJKEN.J 2004 H000601 huis Marseille M-IJKEN-J-2004 P001047 Pennings Foundation PM MON IJKEN.J 02 RW1000690 Ned. Fotomuseum JWI FOTOGRAAF/SOLO/IJ 2004
TitleNew Neighbours :
Images of daily life in twin cities on the eve of the EU enlargement
Author
Photographer
Place of publicationAmersfoort
PublisherReproka Visuele Communicatie
Year of publication2004
Pagination[84]
Illustrationscolour
Dimensions23 x 23 cm.
MaterialMonografie
Document TypeBook
ISBN9080626562
Bibliographic Notespb;
Subjectdocumentaire fotografie
Abstract
We cite from the cover : / "In this book, photographer Jan van IJken gives an impression of daily life in five Eastern European and five Dutch municipalities. He has used the twinning of these municipalities as a starting point from which to compare everyday life in Eastern and Western Europe.
People are the focus of this series of photos. The individuals who inhabit these images have been captured in all kinds of everyday situations.
Making use of the twinning of these towns and cities enabled the photographer to take advantage of existing contacts and networks. But the most fascinating aspect of this approach is undoubtedly the comparison it generates between how people in Eastern and Western Europe live on the eve of the enlargement of the European Union.
The reader is confronted with the question of whether the differences are really as great as is often assumed.
The photographs were taken between May 2003 and May 2004 in the following ten municipalities:
Amersfoort (The Netherlands) - Libéréc (Czech Republic) / Zoetermeer (The Netherlands) - Nitra (Slovakia) / The Hague (The Netherlands) - Warsaw (Poland) / Wageningen (The Netherlands) - Gödölö (Hungary) / Ooststellingwerf (The Netherlands) - Ergli (Latvia)."
People are the focus of this series of photos. The individuals who inhabit these images have been captured in all kinds of everyday situations.
Making use of the twinning of these towns and cities enabled the photographer to take advantage of existing contacts and networks. But the most fascinating aspect of this approach is undoubtedly the comparison it generates between how people in Eastern and Western Europe live on the eve of the enlargement of the European Union.
The reader is confronted with the question of whether the differences are really as great as is often assumed.
The photographs were taken between May 2003 and May 2004 in the following ten municipalities:
Amersfoort (The Netherlands) - Libéréc (Czech Republic) / Zoetermeer (The Netherlands) - Nitra (Slovakia) / The Hague (The Netherlands) - Warsaw (Poland) / Wageningen (The Netherlands) - Gödölö (Hungary) / Ooststellingwerf (The Netherlands) - Ergli (Latvia)."
| Copy number | R010501 |
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| Shelf mark | NL MON IJKEN.J 2004 |
| Copy number | R019683 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | NL MON IJKEN.J 2004 |
| Copy number | H000601 |
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| Shelf mark | M-IJKEN-J-2004 |
| Copy number | P001047 |
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| Shelf mark | PM MON IJKEN.J 02 |
| Copy number | RW1000690 |
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| Shelf mark | JWI FOTOGRAAF/SOLO/IJ 2004 |