Purses and Pouches
Museum of the City of New York x Denise Cox Designs
Exhibitions on View
New York at its CORE
New York, New Music: 1980-1986
Food in New York: Bigger Than The Plate
Analog City
Activist New York
Past Exhibitons
New York Responds
Brooklyn: The City Within
Who We Are: Visualizing New York
Cultivating Culture
NYC Exclusives
MTA Kids T-Shirt (White)
Two-Tone Bifold Mini Wallet
T-Shirt DJ Dog by Keith Haring
Embroidered New York Cap
New York at Its Core Exhibition Catalog
111 Places in New York that You Must Not Miss
The Historical Atlas of New York City: A Visual Celebration of 400 Years
Skyscraper Oven Mitt
NYC Greek Deli Ceramic Cup
New York City Dish Towel
Desk Sign: Well Behaved Women
Wind-Up Pigeon
Taxi: Pull back
Statue of Liberty Rubber Duck
City/Game: Basketball in New York
After Us The Deluge: The Human Consequences of Rising Sea
• The disastrous consequences of rising sea levels in six regions around the world are captured in photographs that are both beautiful and disturbing
• With contributions from experts such as Marjan Minnesma (Netherlands), Jeff Goodell (USA), Dorthe Dahl-Jenssen (Greenland, Arctic), Henk Ovink and others
In After Us The Deluge, Dutch photographer Kadir van Lohuizen, co-founder of the photo agency NOOR Images, shows the consequences of rising sea levels for mankind. He traveled to six different regions in the world (Greenland, US, Bangladesh, the Netherlands, UK, and the Pacific) and captured the effects of global warming. The resulting photo essay is thought-provoking, illuminating, and aesthetically impactful. Each chapter includes a contribution from a local expert that addresses the specific problems in their region.
Kadir van Lohuizen (Netherlands, 1963) has documented various conflicts in Africa and elsewhere in the world, but he is best known for his long-term photo projects: the seven world rivers, the consequences of rising sea levels, the diamond industry, migration in North and South America, and the way six megacities deal with waste. He has won numerous prizes and awards in photojournalism and is co-founder of the photo agency NOOR Images. In 2000 and 2002 he was a member of the jury for the World Press Photo competition, and until recently he was a member of the Supervisory Board of the World Press Photo Foundation. Van Lohuizen lectures, teaches, and lives in Amsterdam.
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