PORTRAITS OF TREES by JACOB GILS

PORTRAITS OF TREES by Jacob Gils

Jacob Gils’ photography often features the natural world, with trees being a prominent subject in many of his images. InTheGallery is proud to present: Portrait of trees by Jacob Gils, where he captures their unique beauty and character, revealing the intricate details and textures of their bark, leaves, and branches.

Through his Portraits of Trees, Gils encourages a deeper appreciation and respect for the natural world. His images often showcase the majesty and power of nature, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the environment and to consider ways in which we can all help to protect and preserve it.

Whether capturing the vibrant colors of autumn leaves or the stark beauty of winter branches, his photography celebrates the diversity and resilience of the natural world, while also acknowledging the urgent need for action to address the environmental challenges we face today.

<h2>Portraits of trees by Jacob Gils: meet us at Palma</h2>

For this exhibition will bring 15 breathtaking ‘Portraits of Trees’ by Jacob Gils. They will be trees from different parts of the of the world, but mainly for the island of Mallorca.

<h3>Exhibition “Portraits of Trees”: IN THE GALLERY Palma Museum – From July 14th to September 30th, 2023 – Vernissage Friday July 14th from 19h to 23h.

Jacob Gils lives and works in Denmark. He graduated from The Copenhagen School of Photography in 1990 and his art has gained recognition in the form of prizes at the PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS (PX3) in 2012 and 2015. He has exhibited in solo and group shows across the globe and his works are represented in the Danish Royal Collection, Nanjing Art Museum, China and at Maersk in Denmark as well as in private collections all over Europe, and in USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Australia. He also was awarded in 2024 in Zonamaco, as the best artwork, winning the biggest award ever given.

More info on the artist: www.jacobgils.com

Some articles about Jacob Gils

https://wsimag.com/art/27789-movement
http://www.galeriebettina.com/articles/jacob-gils-le-revenu.pdf

PHOTOFAIRS NEW YORK 2023

PHOTOFAIRS New York 2023

September 8-10, 2023 – Javits Center

PHOTOFAIRS New York is a new contemporary art fair operating at the intersection of photography and new technologies. The Fair will present a state-of-the-art view of visual culture at The Javits Center in Manhattan, September 8-10, 2023.

The strong curatorial approach of PHOTOFAIRS New York will present an expansive view of the contemporary market centered around image making, digital media and innovative practices.

PHOTOFAIRS New York programming will connect collectors and visitors with international galleries and boundary-pushing artists to invite discourse and interaction.

For this Exciting fair, In The Gallery will present the work of Jacob Gils, Danish photographer.

Photofairs New York from September 7th to the 10th .

Address : Javits Center – 429 11th Avenue, New York,

TOUR by CARSTEN INGEMANN

TOUR by CARSTEN INGEMANN

Through his photographs, viewers are offered a unique glimpse into an alternative dimension established by the silence of the night and the fleeting moments in the tranquil valleys. This is a world of both peace and anxiety, where hidden creatures of the night might be lurking beneath an infinite expanse of starry sky or racing cyclists will be dancing with darkness, casting shadows on the highway.

Carsten Ingemann (b. 1952) is a renowned Danish photographer who lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. He graduated as a photographic journalist in 1973 and has spent the majority of his career as a reporter, covering war and conflict zones until 2008.

Exhibition : IN THE GALLERY Palma Old Town

From May 5th to June 20th , 2023

BLACK SUN by SØREN SOLKÆR

BLACK SUN by Søren Solkær

Black Sun is a project by Danish photographer Søren Solkær capturing one of nature’s most spectacular phenomena; the large murmurations of starlings. As the countless birds congregate in large murmurations before collectively settling in the reeds at dusk, they put on an incredible show of collaboration and performance skills twice a year when they migrate from one destination to the next. Growing up in Southern Denmark, where this breathtaking scenery unfolds, Søren always had a fascination for the starlings that naturally lead to the start of this project.

Søren lives and works in Denmark. Born in 1969, he graduated from a B.A at FAMU Photo and Film Academy in Prague in 1995 and from Aarhus University in 1993. His work “Black Sun” has gained recognition from the New York Times and many other publications. He has also exhibited his work at important museums worldwide and his works are part of important collections.

Exhibition : IN THE GALLERY Palma Museum

From April 6th to June 30th , 2023

WERNER VAN RECK

“Water is poetry. Sometimes hard and sharp, other times soft and elegant. A perpetual motion of attraction and withdrawal, a flirtatious waterline always balancing with its inseparable companion: the land. With a fascinated gaze, I’m wondering what it does to people. Beaches and shores that seem to offer people time, needed to come to themselves. I want to immortalise their moments of reflections. Reflections that create subdued emotions, bring cheerful relation to life or evoke melancholy memories.

I work alone and quietly, with the rushing of the water in the background. All photos are photographed with Polaroid instant film. The images gain a poetic power from the dreamy blur and the fading colours and contrasts, unique to this film process. And I love it.”

Werner Van Reck (1959, Antwerp) studied art direction and photography at the Academy for Fine Arts in Antwerp. Werner works in both communications and photography. Many of his photo reportages have been published in magazines. He shot a serie of images in Africa for Baobab, a Senegalese organization, in support of a fundraising initiative. From 2006 to 2008, he portrayed hundreds of citizens of Antwerp for his book ‚Stadsmussen’ (‚City Dwellers’), a project commissioned by the City of Antwerp.