Workshops

Bilderbücher, Comics, Fotos in Magazinen und Zeitschriften – Kinder kennen und lieben sie. Wie und was können Fotos erzählen? Kommen sie ohne Worte aus und wie verändert eine Bildunterschrift den Inhalt des Bildes? Mit digitalen Kameras gehen die Schüler auf Motivsuche und entdecken versteckte und offensichtliche Geschichten im Martin-Gropius-Bau.

Fellows of the Akademie der Künste invite students to encounter the diversity and the secrets of the works of Heinz Hajek-Halke. The children will learn about traditional working methods and a broad range of experimental possibilities which they can try out in producing their own photographic images. Imagination has free rein in the choices of subjects, light and darkness, materials, colours, textures and formats.

Fellows of the Akademie der Künste invite students to encounter the diversity and the secrets of the works of Heinz Hajek-Halke. The children will learn about traditional working methods and a broad range of experimental possibilities which they can try out in producing their own photographic images. Imagination has free rein in the choices of subjects, light and darkness, materials, colours, textures and formats.

The project IN TRANSIT – The View of the Other examines the view(s) of the next generation. Children explore the ‘world in transit’ with the camera and document their perceptions in photographs. The results will be presented in addition to the exhibition at Ostkreuz S-Bahn station and at www.flickr.com/photos/intransit_2012.

Fellows of the Akademie der Künste invite students to encounter the diversity and the secrets of the works of Heinz Hajek-Halke. The children will learn about traditional working methods and a broad range of experimental possibilities which they can try out in producing their own photographic images. Imagination has free rein in the choices of subjects, light and darkness, materials, colours, textures and formats.

Fellows of the Akademie der Künste invite students to encounter the diversity and the secrets of the works of Heinz Hajek-Halke. The children will learn about traditional working methods and a broad range of experimental possibilities which they can try out in producing their own photographic images. Imagination has free rein in the choices of subjects, light and darkness, materials, colours, textures and formats.

Fellows of the Akademie der Künste invite students to encounter the diversity and the secrets of the works of Heinz Hajek-Halke. The children will learn about traditional working methods and a broad range of experimental possibilities which they can try out in producing their own photographic images. Imagination has free rein in the choices of subjects, light and darkness, materials, colours, textures and formats.

IN TRANSIT – NACHT & LEBEN (Night & Life) goes on a search for traces of the ‘escape into a new world’ and shows photographic works from IN TRANSIT – The View of the Other, which is presented at Ostkreuz at the same time. The positions of more than 50 photographers enter into dialogue with images by fellow citizens who communicate their view of social and urban transformation in photographs. For this night, Kunstraum Art-Uhr is transformed by Lydia Rödel (JVA) and Julia Rogge (stage designer) into an IN TRANSIT space inspired by the so-called ‘bunker’ of the correctional facility in Moabit.

In our digital world, which confronts audiences with a flood of images every day, photojournalism has an important status. This workshop is intended to support photographers in designing their series of photojournalistic images and in developing a strong personal visual language. The workshop with the internationally renowned photographer Robert Knoth (www.robertknoth.com) will focus on: discussion of the works presented, improving photographic forms of expression, completing the project conception, optimisation of the narrative, and editing.

Who is interested in financing my project? How do I draw up a budget? What private and public sources of funding exist? What do I need to consider in writing an application for project funding? How do I present my project to potential sponsors?
The one-day seminar, specially designed for photographers, looks at the various ways to finance projects based on practical examples and communicates the basics of successful applications.
Speaker: Katharina Mouratidi (www.mouratidi.de)

On the occasion of his exhibition "MULTIPLE I - self-portraits with the Camera Obscura" at Pflüger68 Ono Ludwig offers Workshops on construction and photographing with the Camera Obscura.

The seminar is for photographers working on an independent project. In addition to in-depth discussions of images, it also focuses on the following subjects: Is my concept coherent? How can I realise my project? How much time do I need to plan? Where can I find potential partners? How and where can I best publish the work? Over the course of the day, all participants will have the opportunity to present their projects and to develop answers to their questions.
Speaker: Nathalie Mohadjer (www.nathaliemohadjer.com)

On the occasion of his exhibition "MULTIPLE I - self-portraits with the Camera Obscura" at Pflüger68 Ono Ludwig offers Workshops on construction and photographing with the Camera Obscura.

The goal of portrait photography is to bring out the characteristic essence of the subject. How was the man, the woman or the child portrayed – objectively, naturally or dramatically? What message did the model or the photographer want to convey, and with what artistic ambitions? How do different photographers’ portraits of the same person differ? The students will photograph each other in groups and present their results for discussion.