About

This blog started as a way to document my progress whilst working on a project profiling young South African creatives called ‘Swimming Upstream’. It slowly morphed into a place where I could simply share my new work.

And I am pretty much your basic ocean watching, coffee drinking, traveling photographer who does lunch.

Exhibitions:
2014 – Met Eigen Ogen, group exhibition, Kasteel Woerden, The Netherlands
2010 – Swimming Upstream exhibition at The Grand Daddy Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa
2010 – The New Landscape, Museum Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa
2004 – Music, solo exhibition, Plato, Utrecht, The Netherlands
2002 – 50 Years of Pop Music, group exhibition, Centraal Museum, Utrecht, The Netherlands
2000 – Bewoners, group exhibition, Moira Gallery, Utrecht, The Netherlands

Clients and Publications include:
021 Magazine, Africanews.com, Agatha Snellenschool, An A-Z of Franz Ferdinand (by Helen Chase), CocoRosie, Cut-Up Magazine, Excelsior Recordings, FCB, Fret Magazine, Get Addicted To, Hot Water, I-dans, Itch Magazine, Jamal Thomas Band, Kilimanjaro Dark Jazz Ensemble, Lella Fathia, Low, Maag Lever Darm Stichting, Mama Cash, Naald&Kraak DJ Collective, NCDO, Opscene Magazine, Portfolio Travel Blog, Rabobank, Schorer, Schrijf-Schrijf, SHUTR, SJU Magazine, Teddy Shouldn’t Smoke, Telegraaf Media Groep, USBO/University of Utrecht, World Portraits

Contact:
Email: info@kathalijnevanzutphen.com

Website: http://www.kathalijnevanzutphen.com

Instagram: itskathalijne

Facebook: kathalijnephotography

Twitter: @itskathalijne

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4 responses to “About

  1. Pingback: 2010 in review | Swimming Upstream

  2. I just want to be on your mailinglist so I receive new Blog Posts.

  3. I love your pic that won Silver in the London Photographic contest!

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