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Jon Lanbroa is a collective formed by two artists, Jon Z. and Ixa Lanbroa.
As photographers and people, they are all life-long learners who love nature and human nature.
They are attracted to closeness and simple visual languages with no tricks or digital retouching. They capture what their lenses have caught. As simple observers behind the camera, their only aim is to share their artwork.
They studied Biology Degree at University, MA and Ph. D in Journalism in Basque Country and UK. Since they left Uni, their life has been filled with travels around the world, wildlife and obviously Photography.
They combine their passion for the mountains and their family with photography. They have studied in the Basque Country and the UK but they call home Urdaibai after years living in Japan.
Visual poems where nature does not go unnoticed is the force and source of inspiration. The detail, minimalist, the essence. For those that look at a whole and understand or simply observe.
From Basque Country to Japan: nonconformist, perceptive, daring and critic, is their understanding of Photography.
They believe in Art's possibility to create metaphors, different visions of the world and new ways of preserving our Mother Earth and fighting for human dignity.
As artists, they look for photography with substance inviting you to discover it inside their images.
www.jonlanbroa.com
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- Groups: Contemporary Spanish Artists
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Added Nov 18, 2013
EXPOSICIONES nacionales e internacionales 2011 a 2019
- Helsinki (Finland)) - Katajanokka Old Customs House: 5 July - 9 September 2019
- Madrid (Spain) - Eka & Moor Art Gallery: 9 - 30 November 2018
- Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara County, California (US) - Sol Hill Gallery, Fun Zone Arts District: January 2018
- Culver City - Los Angeles County, California (US) - The Whole 9 Gallery: December 2017
- Santa Ana - Orange County, California (US) - Showcase Gallery: November 2017
- Basel (Switzerland) - The ArtBox Project Basel: June 2017
- New York (US) - Condé Nast Building, 4 Times Square: June 2016
- Paris (France) - Louvre Museum: July 2015
- Bangkok (Thailand) - Rooftop Gallery: May 2015
- Oieregi, Navarra (The Pyrenees) - Palace of Ciga, Bertiz Natural Park: November 2014 - 31 January 2015
- Miami (US) - SCOPE Miami Beach Pavilion: December 2014
- Los Angeles, California (US) - The Whole 9 Gallery: November 2014
- Moscow (Russia) - PhotoLoft Gallery: October 2014
- New York (US) - Landmark Arts Building - Chelsea: October 2014
- Culver City - Los Angeles County, California (US) - Affair of the Arts: 20 - 21 September 2014
- Shanghai (China) - Wison Art Museum: January - July 2014
- Los Angeles, California (US) - The Whole 9 Gallery: November 2013
- New York (US) - Landmark Art Building: noviembre 2013
- San Francisco, California (US) - Art Zone 461: septiembre - Octubre 2013
- Shanghai (China) - Wison Art Museum: 1 agosto - 15 septiembre 2013
- London (UK) - Saatchi Gallery: agosto - septiembre 2013
- Shanghai (China) - Shanghai Pudong Library: 14 - 30 julio 2013
- New York (US) - See Me Gallery: julio 2013
- Bilbao (Euskadi) - Bilbao Art Festival: 28 - 30 marzo 2013
- Bermeo, Bizkaia (Euskadi) - UrdaibaiArte ON (Fundación Guggenheim 2012 Fundazioa): 27 julio - 23 septiembre 2012
- Logroño, La Rioja (España) - Ateneo: 3 May - 25 June 2012
- Madrid (España) - Fundación Aena, Aeropuerto Internacional de Barajas: 11 enero - 7 February 2012
- Barcelona (Catalunya) - Centro Cultural Riera Blanca: 1 - 31 octubre 2012
- Bilbao (Euskadi) - Centro Cultural Barrainkua: 1 - 15 septiembre 2011
- Vitoria-Gasteiz (Euskadi) - Fundación Sancho el Sabio: 15 junio - 31 agosto 2011
- Bilbao (Euskadi) - Café Iruña: 1 - 31 mayo 2011
- San Sebastián-Donosti (Euskadi): Real Club Naútico: 1 - 30 abril 2011
Added Mar 28, 2011
JAPAN. Atypical topics / Japón. Atípicos tópicos / Japonia. Ezohizko topikoak
REAL CLUB NAUTICO DE SAN SEBASTIAN - C/ Igentea / Ijentea Kalea, 9
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A photographic journey from Hokkaido to Honshu. Moments that reflect a different Japan away from topics.
Kyoto, Kumano Kodo, Osaka, Sapporo, Abashiri, Hombetsu, Tokoro, Daisetsuzan, Muroran, Rausu-dake, Shiretoko, Wakkanai, Rebun and Rishiri islands...
"Japan. Atypical topics" explores a culture that cherishes the aesthetic, traditions and nature. As opposed to the popular misrepresentation of Japan, again based on downtown scenes and neon lights, this ultramodern landscape shares space with virtually untouched nature.
24 images where Japanese and Ainu people present a down-to-earth and comprehensive vision beyond the Land of the Rising Sun.
Now more than ever due to the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, this exhibition pays homage to the Japanese people.
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Recorrido fotográfico desde Hokkaido a Honshu. Instantes que reflejan un Japón diferente alejado de los tópicos.
Kyoto, Kumano Kodo, Osaka, Sapporo, Abashiri, Hombetsu, Tokoro, Daisetsuzan, Muroran, Rausu-dake, Shiretoko, Wakkanai, las islas de Rebun y Rishiri...
"Japón. Atípicos tópicos" explora una cultura con un gusto estético refinado, que valora la tradición y el respeto por la naturaleza. Un país donde conviven ciudades llenas de neón y entornos perfectamente conservados.
24 imágenes donde japoneses y ainus dan una visión real y completa más allá de la tierra del sol naciente.
Hoy más que nunca debido al fatídico terremoto y tsunami, esta exposición rinde un humilde homenaje al pueblo japonés.
Added Mar 12, 2011
Jon Lanbroa
Jon Lanbroa is a collective formed by two artists, Jon Z. and Ixa Lanbroa.
As photographers and people, they are all life-long learners who love nature and human nature.
They are attracted to closeness and simple visual languages with no tricks or digital retouching. They capture what their lenses have caught. As simple observers behind the camera, their only aim is to share their artwork.
They studied Biology Degree at University, MA and Ph. D in Journalism in Basque Country and UK. Since they left Uni, their life has been filled with travels around the world, wildlife and obviously Photography.
They combine their passion for the mountains and their family with photography. They have studied in the Basque Country and the UK but they call home Urdaibai after years living in Japan.
Visual poems where nature does not go unnoticed is the force and source of inspiration. The detail, minimalist, the essence. For those that look at a whole and understand or simply observe.
From Basque Country to Japan: nonconformist, perceptive, daring and critic, is their understanding of Photography.
They believe in Art's possibility to create metaphors, different visions of the world and new ways of preserving our Mother Earth and fighting for human dignity.
As artists, they look for photography with substance inviting you to discover it inside their images.
www.jonlanbroa.com
Added Mar 12, 2011
El fotógrafo vasco Jon Lanbroa presenta en Donosti “Japón. Atípicos tópicos”
El fotógrafo vasco Jon Lanbroa, durante el mes de abril, presenta en el Real Club Náutico de San Sebastián,
"Japón. Atípicos tópicos". En la muestra, explora una cultura con un gusto estético refinado, que valora la tradición y el respeto por la naturaleza. Un país donde conviven ciudades llenas de neón y entornos perfectamente conservados.
Recorrido fotográfico desde Hokkaido a Honshu. Instantes que reflejan un Japón diferente alejado de los tópicos.
Kyoto, Kumano Kodo, Osaka, Sapporo, Abashiri, Hombetsu, Tokoro, Daisetsuzan, Muroran, Rausu-dake, Shiretoko, Wakkanai, las islas de Rebun y Rishiri...
24 imágenes donde japoneses y ainus dan una visión real y completa más allá de la tierra del sol naciente.
Hoy más que nunca debido al fatídico terremoto y tsunami, esta exposición rinde un humilde homenaje al pueblo japonés.
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