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Hoogtij(d) Exhibition: Kadir van Lohuizen's Powerful Photography on Rising Sea Levels

Delve into striking visual narratives addressing the urgent climate crisis and its profound environmental consequences worldwide.

The 'Hoogtij(d)' exhibition showcased compelling images and films by photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen. This visual project illuminated the escalating global water levels and their profound effects, providing a stark depiction of the climate crisis. It emphasized the critical necessity for immediate action and a conscious approach to future environmental challenges.

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Exhibition summary

The exhibition 'Hoogtij(d)' showcased striking images and films by photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen, illustrating the global rise in water levels and its consequences. It aimed to provide a clear picture of the climate crisis and the urgent need for action.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Hoogtij(d)' presented compelling visual narratives on the escalating global water levels and their profound effects. Featuring impressive images and films by award-winning photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen, the exhibition offered a stark and clear depiction of the climate crisis and emphasized the critical necessity for immediate action. This project was a collaboration between Kunstlinie and Het Scheepvaartmuseum, designed to make the climate crisis a more accessible and understandable topic. Kadir van Lohuizen, a multiple World Press Photo and Zilveren Camera award winner, focuses on political and social themes in his work. His photographs, while often capturing the beauty and power of nature, carry an undeniable urgency, highlighting the irreversible consequences of rising sea levels. The exhibition prompted viewers to confront this reality, particularly relevant in places like Almere, a city situated below sea level, underscoring the vulnerability of human settlements to the changing climate and urging a conscious approach to future challenges.

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Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
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Featuring works by Kadir van Lohuizen, a photojournalist known for his award-winning work on political and social themes.
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