52 Weeks, 52 Cities: Iwan Baan at DAC
Exhibition
May 11 - Jul 10, 2016
The 52 Weeks, 52 Cities solo exhibition at DAC in 2016 presented Iwan Baan’s architectural photographs as a chronological journey from city to city, focusing on people and buildings.
The Dutch photographer, Iwan Baan is one of today’s most acclaimed architectural photographers. Starchitects such as Rem Koolhaas, Herzog & de Meuron, Toyo Ito, Zaha Hadid and Sanaá have used Iwan Baan as their principal photographer. Unlike any other photographer, Iwan Baan (b. 1975) has influenced our current perception of the world’s incredibly diverse habitats.
During the spring and over the summer 2016 DAC was presenting a solo exhibition of photographs by Iwaan Baan: 52 Weeks, 52 Cities. The exhibition was curated by the Marta Herford Museum in Germany and showed a selection of photographs in a chronological journey from city to city: from traditional architecture to ultra-modern buildings.
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What was 52 Weeks, 52 Cities?
52 Weeks, 52 Cities was a solo exhibition at DAC featuring photographs by Dutch architecture photographer Iwan Baan.
When did the exhibition run at DAC?
The exhibition ran from 11 May to 10 Jul 2016.
How was the exhibition structured?
It presented selected photographs as a chronological journey from city to city, moving from traditional architecture to hyper-modern buildings.
Who curated the exhibition?
The exhibition was curated by Marta Herford Museum in Germany.
What characterises Iwan Baan’s photography?
His focus on the relationship between people and architecture.
What should I know if I only read one thing?
52 Weeks, 52 Cities (11 May–10 Jul 2016) was DAC’s solo exhibition of Iwan Baan photographs, curated by Marta Herford Museum, presented as a chronological city-by-city journey.
The exhibition was curated in courtesy of Marta Herford