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Nick Hannes (°1974) is a freelance photographer based in Antwerp, Belgium. After his studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) in Ghent, he freelanced for various media in Belgium and The Netherlands. Meanwhile he reported on social and political issues in Bosnia, Kurdistan, Iran, Iraq, the Palestinian territories. In 2009 he published ‘Red Journey’, a photobook about transition in the former Soviet Union. Nick teaches documentary photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK/School of Arts) in Ghent. He is represented by Reporters Press Agency (Brussels), Hollandse Hoogte (Amsterdam) and Cosmos (Paris), and a founding member of photocollective Nadaar.

Exhibitions:
*2011-2012: “The past is a foreign country”, by Nadaar, at Belvue Museum Brussels
*2011-2012: “Red Journey” at CC De Stroming, Berlare
*2011: “Red Journey” at Wouter Van Leeuwen Gallery Amsterdam
*2011: “Beyond the Document” at Bozar Brussels
*2011: “Red Journey” at Flanders Center Osaka, Japan
*2011: “Finisterre – State of the art of young photography in Belgium” at FotoMuseum Antwerp
*2011: “Si loin, si proche”, Biennale de Photograhie en Condroz (B)
*2011: “Suspicious landscapes” at 44 Gallery Bruges
*2011: “Tradities” at Huis van Alijn Ghent
*2011: “Tradities” at De Engelbewaarder Amsterdam
*2011: Screening “Tradities” at Visa pour l’Image Festival du Photojournalisme Perpignan
*2011: “In the Margin”, Belgian documentary photography at Museum Dr. Guislain Ghent
*2010: “Elders: Idylle en frictie in het landschap” at Sint-Michielsgestel (NL)
*2010: “Red Journey” at Breda Photo International Photofestival
*2010: “Red Journey” at Cultuurcentrum Ieper
*2010: “Facing Brussels”, by Nadaar, at Belvue Museum Brussels
*2010: “Red Journey” at Lux Photo Gallery Amsterdam
*2009: “Red Journey” at CultuurCentrum Hasselt
*2009: “Red Journey” at FotoMuseum Antwerp
*2009: Screening “Red Journey” (former USSR) at Visa Pour l’Image Festival du Photojournalisme Perpignan
*2008: Group show “Screenworlds” at Flemish Parliament Brussels
*2007: Group show “TRUTH*OUT” at De Warande Turnhout
*2006: “Mules on the mountain” (Sherpas of Mount Kilimanjaro) at Zuiderpershuis Antwerp
*2005: “Wrong time wrong place” (refugees in Belgium) at FotoMuseum Antwerp, In Flanders Field Ieper, Sint-Gorikshallen Brussels, various asylum centres
*2003: “8 x Saddam” (mutilated Saddam portraits) at BertaRoses Kunsthoek Antwerp, Factor 44 Borgerhout, De Doos (CC Hasselt)
*2001: Group show “Eigen Volk”, at the Flemish Community, Brussels
*1998: “Braakland” (post-war Bosnia) at De Westrand Dilbeek, Vredeshuis Ghent
*1997-2006: ”Forbidden People” (Kurdistan) at Gravensteen Ghent, Fotografiecircuit, Sfinks Café Boechout
*1997: “From east to east” (Turks in Flanders) at Zuiderpershuis Antwerp, Caermersklooster Ghent

Awards:
*2010: Laureate Dexia Persprijzen – Photography
*2009: Nikon Press Photo Award for “Red Journey”
*2009: Weekend Photo Award – ‘Urban Dream’
*2009: Laureate The Art of Photography Show, San Diego, USA
*2009: Laureate Visual Culture Awards, Charleston, South Carolina, USA
*2005: Winner of photo contest of Belgian senate/175 years Belgium
*2003: Fotopersprijs Vlaanderen: Award KBC
*2002: Fotopersprijs Vlaanderen: Award National Geographics
*2001: Fotopersprijs Vlaanderen: Award Guido Coolens
*2000: Fotopersprijs Vlaanderen: Award Guido Coolens
*1998: Zomer van de Fotografie Antwerpen: Award De Morgen for “Forbidden People”
*1997: Award Franciscus Pycke for “Forbidden People”

4 Comments »

  1. Petra
    9:18 pm on April 20th, 2010

    Dear Nick,
    beeing a friend of Stijn, the one who worked on the immigration of new immigrants in Ceuta, I think it would be nice if we meet. It seems to me that there are some interests in common it might be interesting to talk about.
    How about catching up for a coffee next week?
    Best, Petra

  2. Leo van der Vliet
    4:01 pm on July 21st, 2011

    Naar aanleiding van het artikel in de Volkskrant dd. 31 maart 2011 onderwerp: Volkskunde Vlaandereren: Tradities, foto’s van Nick Hannes.
    In de Leonardus-optocht 2008, een jaarlijkse traditie op 2e Pinksterdag te Zoutleeuw ontdekte ik tussen de figuranten de fotograaf: met mouwcamera het publiek vastleggend
    (Helaas lukt het mij niet de foto toe te voegen)

  3. Eric
    8:58 am on August 25th, 2011

    Hi

    You said than your book “Traditions” ( definitely great !) is available at the book shop
    Does it means we can by it through your site
    Thank a lot

  4. Guido Suykens
    11:32 pm on September 11th, 2011

    Geachte Nick,
    als fotograaf en leraar fotografie en foto-esthetica in het SKI in Gent had ik graag eens van gedachten gewisseld over de vormgeving van je imponerende beelden. Het fascineert me hoe de vorm van de foto’s en hun inhoud zowel elkaar ondersteunen maar ook vaak contradictorisch zijn. Zou dat kunnen?
    Met vriendelijke groeten.
    Guido Suykens
    Gent

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