Kadir van Lohuizen shares a conversation with Linda Polman, Tanya Habjouqa and Nana Kofi Acquah. Linda Polman is a writer and journalist, who will speak about the refugees on Lesbos and on the Turkish border, NOOR's Tanya Habjouqa, speaking about the Corona crisis in Palestine and Israel and Nana Kofi Acquah who will speak from Ghana on the situation in West Africa.
City of Amsterdam under COVID-19
Kadir van Lohuizen's hommage to Ed van der Elsken and the beautiful city of Amsterdam under COVID-19.
© 2020 NOOR Film, Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
Emerging Stories#1: Journalism in times of isolation - How to inform during the crisis?
The world is in an extraordinary state at the moment.
The measures against COVID-19 not only affects our day-to-day interaction, but also has consequences for the way we can consume international stories, news and images. Photographers, journalists, writers and filmmakers around the world are being restricted. What does this mean for their work? And how can they, and we, keep being informed and having a broad perspective? Each week Dutch photojournalist and filmmaker Kadir van Lohuizen will talk about this with makers from different parts of the world.
Stories#1: Journalism in times of isolation - How to inform during the crisis?
Nina Berman / NOOR
After Us the Deluge in New York City
Kadir van Lohuizen's long-term project on the sea level rise Rising Tide will be exhibited in New York City, at the Museum of City of New York. Rising sea levels affect us all. In honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Rising Tide presents works by Dutch documentary photographer Kadir van Lohuizen that illustrate the dramatic consequences of the climate crisis across the world through photographs, video, drone images, and sound. Experience the effects of rising sea levels in Greenland, Bangladesh, Papua-New Guinea, Kiribati, Fiji, the Netherlands, the U.K., Marshall Islands, Jakarta, Panama, Miami, and in New York.
Kadir van Lohuizen at Columbia Journalism School
Kadir van Lohuizen is a 2020 Columbia Journalism School's visiting fellow and will be screening and talking about his work After Us The Deluge, followed by a Q&A at the school, Thursday, February 27th, at 6pm.
Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
After Us The Deluge by Kadir van Lohuizen
"After Us The Deluge" looks at the human consequences of the rising sea level. Due to the climate crisis, the glaciers all over the world are retreating and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica are melting at an alarming pace. The future human cost of rising sea levels are dramatic. The entire country of Kiribati, for example, will have to relocate, while it is estimated that in Bangladesh about 50 million people will need to move from the delta region by 2050. Nobody knows where they will go. The east coast of the USA is experiencing sea level rise which is three-times higher than the global average. It is predicted that major centres such as the Miami beach area will need to be evacuated by 2060.
"After Us The Deluge" provides vivid visual coverage of how the climate crisis is already affecting places where people live, Greenland with its melting glaciers, Kiribati, Fiji, the Carteret islands in Papua New Guinea, Bangladesh, the Guna Yala archipelago in Panama, the United Kingdom, Jakarta, the Marshall islands, the Netherlands and the United States.
Kadir van Lohuizen will be giving a keynote lecture at Princeton University's Humanities Council, on February 19th.
Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
After Us the Deluge exhibited in Almere, Netherlands
Kadir van Lohuizen's long-term project on the sea level rise "After Us The Deluge" will be exhibited in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from January 25th 2020.
Rising Tide by Kadir van Lohuizen at the Maritime Museum in Amsterdam
Up until May 3, 2020, Kadir van Lohuizen's long-term project on the sea level rise "Rising Tide" will be exhibited at the Maritime Museum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The exhibition will display old and new work on the consequences of the rising sea levels. "Arctic: New Frontier" by Kadir van Lohuizen and Yuri Kozyrev is also being exhibited with a newly produced 25 minute film on a 12 meter screen.
© Twycer / Maritime Museum
Sanne De Wilde, Sebastian Liste and Kadir van Lohuizen talk at the f2 Dortmund Festival
NOOR visual-storytellers Sanne De Wilde, Sebastián Liste and Kadir van Lohuizen will present a lecture on which form can be creatively helped to create justice at f2 Fotofestival Dortmund on November 8 and 9.
Date: Friday, November 8, 2019
10am: Sanne De Wilde
11am: Sebastian Liste
Location: FH Dortmund
Entrance fee: free entrance
Date: Saturday, November 9, 2019
6pm: Kadir van Lohuizen
Location: FH Dortmund
Entrance fee: free entrance