Hendrik Kerstens

Dutch | 1956

Hendrik Kerstens is a Dutch Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1956. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Danziger Gallery, Los Angeles have featured Hendrik Kerstens's work in the past.Hendrik Kerstens's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 647 USD to 35,000 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2007 the record price for this artist at auction is 35,000 USD for Napkin, sold at Christie's New York in 2017. Hendrik Kerstens has been featured in articles for The Wall Street Journal, KQED and ArchDaily. The most recent article is Kerstens Remakes Old Master Images written for Moscow Times in December 2013.

Artist's alternative names: Henrik Kerstens

Cap, 2001

C print

40 5 ⁄ 8 x 32 5 ⁄ 8 in. 103.1 x 83cm.

Foam, 2013

Chromogenic print

Overall 150.4 x 120.3 (59¼x 47¼in.)

Green Turban, 2018

archival pigment print, flush mounted on board

mount: 41 x 38 in. (104.2 x 96.4 cm.)

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At Auction

Recent Auction Results

Shopping Bag

By Hendrik Kerstens

+1%

above mid-estimate

Phillips New York

Flange

By Hendrik Kerstens

Phillips New York

Red Rabbit II, February 2009

By Hendrik Kerstens

Christie's New York

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Past Exhibitions

Entangled Gaze

Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco

San Francisco | California | USA

Jan 13,2024 - Feb 24,2024

Opening Doors

Danziger Gallery, Los Angeles

Santa Monica | Los Angeles | California | USA

Feb 15,2022 - Apr 22,2022

Winter Group Exhibition

Danziger Gallery, New York

Upper East Side | New York | USA

Jan 18,2022 - Feb 25,2022

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Articles

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Coverage

“ ..For more than two decades, self-taught photographer Kerstens’ primary subject has been his daughter... ”
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Museum of Photographic Arts

“ ..These are the foundation upon which Kerstens creates his on-going body of work... ”
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Museum of Photographic Arts

“ .. Conceptually Kerstens' photographs address issues of seriality, time, and identity, while emotionally they speak to his love for his child and their ongoing collaboration... ”
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Danziger Gallery

“ ..Pictorially, Kerstens photographs are breathtakingly masterful prints with an extraordinary combination of light and skin tone that it would not be overstating to say signal a new technical level of achievement... ”
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Danziger Gallery

“ ..Kerstens' works are created in the genre of a dialogue between cultural paradigms, and, respectively, using a post-modern interpretation of the traditional visual techniques... ”
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National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Ekaterinburg