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Roland Neveu and the ‘Killing Fields of Cambodia’
all images are copyright © Roland Neveu.For licensing contact: rolandneveu@gmail.com Words: Michael Klinkhamer “On that fateful April 17, 1975, Khmer Rouge soldiers walked the boulevards of Phnom Penh, mostly barefoot and in black pajama-like uniforms after five years of fighting.”Heavily armed with hollow eyes and icy stares.” These are the words of Roland Neveu, in…
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Andres Serrano, a Portrait of Controversy
Photo shoot with world class controversial artist Andres Serrano. Serrano made the film Insurrection (‘Uprising’) in response to the events of January 6, 2021, when a protest meeting against the November 2020 election results culminated in the storming of the Capitol. Michael met up with the artist for an upcoming interview and did a spontaneous…
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Phnom Penh Photo Walks
Does street photography make you a better photographer? The definition of street photography is often debated. For me, it means, at its core; taking non staged spontaneous pictures of people within their environment in a city or within a place. By doing so showing a fleeting moment caught in time. A moment frozen in time…
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Peter Beard;‘I am a full time escapist’
Peter Beard, an interview in Manhattan, N.Y.C 2012. Words: Michael Klinkhamer.Photography: Peter Beard, Michael Klinkhamer, Pirelli, Taschen.First published in Big Black Book magazine. and GUP, special edition booklet. Wherever he is, at a New York nightclub or deep in the African wilderness, the world famous nature and fashion photographer, pop-art artist, adventurer, womanizer, party animal…
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Art photographs from Michael Klinkhamer for on your wall.
Now order your “Moodimage‘‘ directly from for on your wall here for custom orders and affordable deals directly from the artist. Frangipani Flowers in the Rain by Michael KlinkhamerBuy this work on canvas, aluminum dibond, (framed) photo print, wallpaper and print on canvas, custom printed in Fine-Art quality. Imagine this Moodimage printed on plexiglass-dibond! Stunning…
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Narouz Moltzer and Cobra
A spontaneous portrait of Narouz Moltzer. The story behind the happiest Amsterdam artist during Covid.
