The New York Times Sunday, September 25, 2011 Invitation to an Exhibition: Let the Mentoring Begin By MARTHA SCHWENDENER Courtesy of Renate Aller SELECTIONS A print from Renate Aller’s “Oceanscapes” series, from “Artists Choose Artists” at the Parrish Art Museum. Juried exhibitions, in which the works have been selected from a pool of submissions, used to [...]
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HUFFINGTON POST
HUFFINGTON POST September 1, 2011 Artists Choose Artists at the Parrish Art Museum By Liz Marcus Ross Bleckner chose Renate Aller – From the series Oceanscapes: One View, 1999–Present, 2007, Archival pigment print, edition 1 of 3, 44 x 64 inches, Courtesy of the artist On view at the Parrish Art Museum is its second [...]
newsday – Parrish Art Museum
newsday Published: August 17, 2011 By Steve Parks steve.parks@newsday.com Parrish Art Museum exhibition opening Photo credit: Renate Aller Photo/ | This Renate Aller seascape selected by Ross Bleckner will be part of the “Artists Choose Artists” exhibit at the Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, through Oct. 9, 2011. The Parrish Art Museum opens what’s likely to [...]
George Eastman House
from: The Blog “ Oceanscapes – One View – Ten Years “ by Jasmin Seck Water and it’s elemental forces have always been, artistic indicators for self-experience and self-loss. Images of the ocean determine the iconographic nature of the history of art. The sea has remained to this day one of the archetypal natural landscapes [...]
photo-eye magazine, by Douglas Stockdale
by Douglas Stockdale Renate Aller Oceanscapes PHOTOGRAPHS BY RENATE ALLER Radius Books, , 2010. Hardbound. 96 pp., 47 color illustrations, 10×13″. Years ago, Renate Aller began to photograph and investigate the ocean landscape near her adopted American home, perhaps wistfully looking out towards her native land across the Atlantic Ocean. In the ensuring ten years, [...]
Stuttgarter Nachrichten Kulturmagazin by Olivia Mettang
Renate Aller: Oceanscapes. Kehrer Verlag, Heidelberg. 84 Seiten, 42 Abbildungen, 36 Euro Von Olivia Mettang Long Island ist ein Sehnsuchtsreiseziel. Hier hat die Künstlerin Renate Aller Tag für Tag die Hintertür ihres Strandhauses geöffnet, um den Atlantischen Ozean zu fotografieren. – zehn Jahre lang, immer von derselben Perspektive aus. Was dabei herausgekommen ist, zeigt, dass [...]
PDN Photo of the Day
By Amber Terranova Renate Aller has been photographing the Atlantic Ocean from a single point on the beach of eastern Long Island for over ten years. The result is a contemplative study of timelessness and the power of light. The scenes are pristine painterly images in luminous cool tones, empty of events and creatures, but [...]
Oceanscapes in Fraction Magazine
Oceanscapes – One View – Ten Years by Renate Aller Essays by Richard B. Woodward and Dr. Petra Roettig An interview with the artist by Jasmin Seck Radius Books, 2010 Review by Lauren Greenwald Renate Aller’s first book, Oceanscapes – One View – Ten Years, tackles the endless horizontal space of the Atlantic Ocean. The [...]
10 best photo exhibitions, from Washington City Paper
by Lou Jacobson, photography critic, for Washington City Paper Excerpt: 4. “One View—Ten Years” at Adamson Gallery Neither the idea of photographing the horizon line between sea and sky, nor the idea of returning periodically to the same location to capture how it looks under different atmospheric conditions, is especially original. Yet Renate Aller succeeded [...]
Images of The Ocean
From GEO Magazin Germany The Photographs of Renate Aller Show the Atlantic as the Mirror of the Soul English Translation In vain one searches in Renate Aller’s Oceanscapes for boats, navigation marks or birds. She has consciously omitted “themes” in the traditional sense. Even the perspective is always the same. Over a period of ten [...]
Limited Edition: Renate Aller’s Oceanscapes
Oceanscapes Limited Edition Posted by Melanie McWhorter in the PhotoEye Blog Last week, Renate Aller dropped off a copy of her limited edition of Oceanscapes (shown left and below). Aller is a mixed media artist who has created installation art in the past and this limited edition is no deviation from this genre of art. The limited [...]
“One View – Ten Years” at the Adamson Gallery
Washington City Paper Arts & Entertainment : Picks By Louis Jacobson Returning to the same location to make multiple works of art is a time-honored tradition, going back at least to Monet. So too is the theme of chronicling the bare horizon line between sea and sky, an approach that runs directly from Gustave Le [...]
Renate Aller at Adamson Gallery
Art Review: ‘Phil Nesmith: Flow’ at Irvine Contemporary & Renate Aller at Adamson Gallery By Jessica Dawson Last weekend, Thad Allen promised we’d seen the last of it. Relief well, check. Concrete wedged thousands of feet underwater, check. Five months and countless millions of gallons of spewed oil later, the Deepwater Horizon blowout looked to [...]
Freezing time in images of changing sea
Freezing time in images of changing sea
By Will James
Southampton, New York
Renate Aller at an exhibition in Santa Fe, New Mexico, earlier this summer.
Photo by Chiaroscuro Contemporary Art
A decade ago, the photographer Renate Aller had just moved from London to an oceanfront home in Westhampton Beach.
One day, she was moved to photograph the Atlantic Ocean. She liked the subject and so she decided to make more photos of the same view, again and again over 10 years, until the practice evolved into the longest project of her career—an exploration of waves, sky, horizon and time that she recently compiled into a book, “Oceanscapes: One View. Ten Years.”
“I just sort of carried on,” she said. “But I did realize that it was the project that anchored me. It actually helped me to arrive in this country because of its nature.”
Sächsische Zeitung
Mehr Meer Über zehn Jahre hinweg hat Renate Aller den Atlantik fotografiert – immer von derselben Stelle aus. Ihre Aufnahmen füllen einen berauschenden Bildband. Jedes Jahr zieht es unzählige Touristen an die Ostküste der Insel Long Island nahe New York. Unter ihnen ist seit zehn Jahren die Fotografin Renate Aller. Immer wieder hat sie den Atlantik von einem einzigen [...]
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) – Vita von Wedel
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG – KUNSTMARKT September 2008 Vita von Wedel Konkrete Blicke vom Feldherrnhuegel Hamburg schaut auf Land und Meer: Ein Blick in die Galerien der Stadt offenbart den Wunsch der Künstler das Weite zu suchen. “…Seestuecke von Renate Aller: Seascapes – one location”. Die Deutsche Kuenstlerin, die in New York lebt und arbeitet und [...]