black snow in the media

With Black Snow, the museum presents a compelling multimedia exhibition by photographer Harm van de Poel about life in and around Tata Steel. Using photography, audio, video, and archive material, he demonstrates how work, landscape, health, and climate are inextricably linked.

In a region where many depend on the jobs the factory provides, others are concerned about the climate and health problems it causes. Van de Poel exposes the tensions of this complex reality, in black and white and all the shades of gray in between. The project is also receiving considerable attention outside the museum. Van de Poel spoke with, among others, Radio Haarlem105, NH News. Then Haarlems Dagblad en Het ParoolWatch the broadcasts or read the articles below:

Harm van de Poel at Radio Haarlem105

Harm creates exhibition about Tata Steel: “He is the neighbor you can't ignore” – NH Nieuws

Stench in a northerly wind and steel dust on the window frames: 'Black snow envelops everything that is going on here' | Haarlems Dagblad

Multimedia project Black Snow exposes the life and landscape around Tata Steel: 'Steel dust sticks to everything' | Het Parool

Discover this powerful, polyphonic, and historical story. The exhibition is on view until June 28th. More information here.