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Frank Peeters (Dutch: [frɑŋk ˈpeːtərs]; born 1947) is a Belgian fine-art photographer.[1]

BornJuly 1947 (age 79)
Antwerp, Belgium
OccupationPhotographer
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Frank Peeters
BornJuly 1947 (age 79)
Antwerp, Belgium
OccupationPhotographer
Websitefrankpeetersphotography.com
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Career

In 1983, Peeters won the first prize in the first Biennal Internacional de Arte Fotografica/Escola Panamericana del Arte in São Paulo, Brazil,[2][3] followed by international exhibitions and publications.[4][5]

In 1984, his show, Greetings from Belgium, was exhibited at The Photographers' Gallery in London.[6][7]

Awards

Solo exhibitions

  • 1983 Galerie Paule Pia, Antwerp, Belgium - Visions [13]
  • Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, UK. "New Belgian Photography" 1984 -Frank Peeters, Carl Fonteyne, Pierre Cordier and Hubert Grooteclaes
  • Exhibition "New Belgian Photography", 3 October/3 November 1984 [14][15][16]
  • 1984 The Photographers' Gallery, London, UK -Greetings from Belgium [17][18][19][20]
  • 1984 Studio Ethel, Boulevard St. Germain, Paris, France -Contrasts [21]
  • 1984 Photofactory, Chateau Neuf, Oslo, Norway -Greetings from Belgium [22]
  • 1985 Galerie The Compagnie, Hamburg, Germany -Contrasts & Visions [23]
  • 1985 Nikon Gallery, London, UK -Contrasts [24]
  • 1986 La Boîte à Images, Bern, Switzerland -Contrasts & Visions [25]
  • 1986 Galerie Nei Liicht, Dudelange, Luxembourg - Contrasts [26]
  • 1988 The Swan Tower, Kleve, Germany - Retrospective 1980/87 [27]

Books

  • Frank Peeters Copyright, Monography 1988 by Edition Schwanenburg IM Artcolor Verlag D-4700 Hamm, Germany ISBN 3-89261-402-4 [28]
  • Contrasts & Visions, Frank Peeters, 1983 Introduction by B.Coe, I.Leijerzapf, D.Bohm, K.Van Deuren, R.Lassam [29][30]
  • Selection of Work by Frank Peeters (monography) 1987 Royal Photographic Society, Bath, United Kingdom )[31][32]
  • Frank Peeters – Photographs 1970–1990, 2008, (13×11 in, 33×28 cm) [33]

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