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Foto onder, zelfportret, "Shut Down" op linnen doek van Jacqueline Rosenberg geboren in 1966, autodidact pur sang.
Foto: expositie bij Agora Gallery in New York Chelsea
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Biography:
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Jacqueline Rosenberg born in the Netherlands, Europe.
Fashion photographer, expressive artist, makeup artist and stylist.
Studies: Communication at the Higher Economic School in Utrecht, Beauty & Skin Academy Utrecht, School for Compony Owners Utrecht, and Makeup Artist Academy in Amsterdam. Photography, styling and expressive arts at the Autodidact Art Academy in 1990.
Started a studio of her own in 1990, at the renovate building ‘Hooghiemstra’(1916) in Utrecht. Twelve years later (2002) she build a studio in to the forest of Den Dolder a few miles from Utrecht City and twenty minutes from Amsterdam. Now she is since 2007 a new coming member of art.
Now for one year she brings her experience as a fashion photographer in to the art photography.
Exhibitions 2007/2008
New York, Agora Gallery
Established in 1984, Agora Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of national and international contemporary artists. The Gallery caters to the taste and trends of the sophisticated New York art market and the Gallery's discerning worldwide collector base. The Gallery's wide client-base includes private collectors, art consultants, corporate art consultants, architects and interior designers as well as business, government, diplomatic and social VIPs. Agora Gallery offers the client an extraordinary opportunity to acquire some of the most carefully curated art in the contemporary, global art market.
Agora Gallery is located in Chelsea at the center of the art community and within close proximity to the Chelsea Museum of Fine Art and the DIA Center for the Arts among others.
Artist Statement:
I’m working as a fashion photographer for over 17 years and now I’m feeling my freedom as a result of where my passion can grow'. Just where the silence is that’s the place the creative noise can go out of my mind. Silence is the most passion way to desire. But I search always where the noise is, there is my inspiration. When I am home I want to get out, when I am out I want to go home. It’s a battle I will never win. I like to change the reality, mostly during the shoot but also after, with the computer and sometimes after its printed on canvas. I prefer canvas but on request its also possible to print on photo paper, glass or other material. My passion for fashion and beauty is clearly to see. But also I like to cover because its interesting that there is space for fantasy. My message in my work is: feel free, independency, express your self, enjoy live and don’t forget to love and passionate. Sometimes I make self portraits and try to show that feeling in a reality shoot.
Feel free to mail me questions in a interview, I will answer all of them.
Jacqueline Rosenberg Rosas de la Montaña.
Questionnaire by The Agora Gallery New York City
What is your birthplace/nationality?
I was born in Nieuwerkerk Aan Den IJssel, a little village near Rotterdam in the Netherlands and I have Dutch nationality. At the age of one I moved with my family to Utrecht, so I have no memories of myself living in this big industrial city that was my birthplace. Even tough Utrecht is a cosy university town I was lost in it several times. I escaped from the house already when I was three years old to explore life outside on my four wheel bike. It was nice!
What is your birth date?
I was born in 1966 on April 26th.
What are your most profound memories of growing up?
I loved to be growing up. I was very curious to do all the things that growing ups did. I fell in love already at a very young age and I always knew what kind of profession I wanted to pursue out. I also learned that men can be best friends without sex. I adore and still collect them.
What family stories/personal experiences affected you most profoundly?
I had to learn very early that love is not always forever, unfortunately starting in my own family. My father left us when I was 14 years old. We found each other back but never spoke about what had happened. We did that a few years ago in Spain where he lives.
How has your culture of origin influenced your artwork? ------------------------------------------Photo: Selfportrait Jacqueline Rosenberg.
I grew up in a quite rich household. Maybe that’s why I appreciate quality, design, fashion, beauty and art. But I knew early in my childhood that this bonus,
you have to win it by yourself and not by dependence.
Have there been any dramatic events in your life that have changed/shaped your art?
In the divorce of my parents I saw how important it is, especially for a mother, to be independent. My art of works shows a lot of women, strong emancipated and sexy. Showing sensuality is maybe not a feministic look but when is exposed by women out of their own will then it is a powerful mean to express emancipation, as opposed to the classical feminist that somehow denies femininity. There are also works of art that shows not an independent image but the opposite. It’s to activate our mind about the subject.
What was the hardest point in your artistic journey?
It’s a lonely way of living. You need your memories and feeling inside to make art at the outside. At that point it was important to clear my studio from employees.
What was the most gratifying experience for you as an artist?
When I was studying Picasso during my artistic carrier, I got a warm feeling as if he was in me. From that moment I can see him in my works of art.
What would you like your art to accomplish?
When people like to use my work for their normal live, printed on clothes, in a lightshow of a club and so on. It’s a pity when your work is not very exclusive anymore but the real achievement for me is when everybody recognises the message behind my art: Accept people of all kinds, be independent, feel free, express your self, enjoy life and don’t forget to love and be passionate.
What do you believe makes your art stand out in the art world?
It’s a quite different kind of art, exciting and for the new generation of people. They will need a message passed to them using a strong and interesting visual language.
Press Release USA
Magazine: Tripping the Light Fantastic
THE FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION OF JACQUELINE ROSENBERG
'The beauty of people in photography goes beyond the reality,' Jacqueline Rosenberg states, 'but that's why we love it.' Rosenberg’s two decades as a fashion photographer served as a sort of vocational training for her artistic career; and her trade has now been fully converted into passion. She takes as her subject matter women of varying types—but all strong, all emancipated in their femininity. Before transferring her photos onto canvas, Rosenberg superimposes upon them images of beads, jewels, geometric figures, out-of-proportion body parts from other photos—a practice that results in framing the internal discourse of each piece, allotting a viewing experience that is more than the sum of its parts.
Her approach reminds one of Picasso and how his distortions were always meant to convey information, to guide the encounter. If there’s a message Rosenberg hopes to convey, it’s that we should accept people of all kinds, and that we ourselves should be* *independent and free in our self-expression, our passions, and our joys.
Persbericht ANP
JACQUELINE ROSENBERG HOT IN NEW YORK
Ze maakt exclusieve fotokunst en schijnt er de wereld mee te gaan veroveren. Het is excentriek, gedurfd en er gaat een boodschap vanuit die vooral vrouwen zal aanspreken. In de wandelgangen van New York wordt al gefluisterd dat Rosenberg de Picasso van de fotografie is. De galerie in New York die Rosenberg heeft ontdekt doet nogal geheimzinnig over haar recept, behalve fotografie zouden er ook schildertechnieken in verwerkt zijn. Het lijkt gemanipuleerde digitale fotografie maar het is allemaal handwerk. De galerie die op dit moment 10 doeken van haar heeft hangen is de bekende Agora Gallery in de trendy wijk Chelsea.
De boodschap achter de kunstwerken is helemaal van nu, gesluierde vrouwen, afgeplakte monden en ogen die de onderdrukking van de vrouw symboliseren.
Het verwarrende is dat er ook gewaagd bloot te zien is op een aantal werken.
Het symboliseert vrijheid, in een breed kader gezien zoals Rosenberg zelf toelicht.
De vrouw van morgen is niet de feministe met kort stekeltjes haar maar een feministe femme fatale, een sterke onafhankelijke vrouw die ook haar vrouw zijn durft te tonen. De kunstenares zelf is ook duidelijk het toonbeeld van de boodschap.
Haar fotostudio en atelier, in het bosrijke Den Dolder bij Zeist, is net zo trendy als haar kunst. Met een loungehoek, hoge plafonds en grote openslaande deuren naar het terras. Op een metersgroot LCD scherm zijn beelden van Rosenberg in New York te zien. De clubmuziek galmt door de hoge ruimte. Aan de wanden hangen een aantal grote kunstwerken. Nu wordt ook duidelijk waar het beauty aspect vandaan komt. In deze studio huist regelmatig een exclusief clubje leerlingen die worden getraind tot fotostylist en visagist door Rosenberg zelf.
De kunstwerken van Rosenberg zijn nu nog alleen te koop in New York maar zullen begin 2008 ook in Nederland verkrijgbaar zijn. Alle kunstwerken zijn gesigneerd en voorzien van een certificaat van echtheid.
References:
Dear Jacqueline Rosenberg,
I am pleased to inform you that your work qualifies for Agora Gallery representation.
Your work: I particularly favor the painted photos category of work. I feel that the visual and technical strength of your photos will resonate well in New York and with our international audience.
Best Regards,
Angela Di Bello
Director / Agora Gallery
New York City
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Dear Jacqueline,
We would love to have you in the spring.
Regards,
Isabel Echevarria
Director Chel Gallery Gran Canaria
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Dear Jacqueline Rosenberg,
Welcome as a new contemporary artist. Please submit your work on our website.
Saatchi Gallery London
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Goodmorning Jacqueline,
I found you on kunstinzicht.nl and would like to invite you to join ArtRemains.com, a new online resource for artists, galleries, museums and other art organizations.
Sincerely,
Carlos Cruz
Founder, ArtRemains.com
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Caro Jacqueline Rosenberg,
Thanks for visiting us in Italy. We like to show your work in our new coming third gallery, especially for photo artists.
Ciao,
Dante Vecchiato
Vecchiato New Art Galleries S.P.A.
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