She chronicled Berlin’s post-war and theatre life. A photojournalist for the Berliner Zeitung newspaper, whose first issue of 1945 carried the headline ‘Berlin comes to life!’, Eva Kemlein’s images of survivors – as a Jew, she herself had made ...

Empty swimming pools, abandoned streets and playgrounds: Charles Johnstone’s first major photo project Havana (2006) shows us unusually still moments in this otherwise bustling Cuban metropolis. An autodidact, Johnstone dedicated the five series that followed entirely to his hometown ...

The photo exhibition Filmriss (blackout) brings together fourteen positions that illuminate the term in all its diversity, ranging from the concrete to the abstract/metaphorical. Stories are told with wrecked pictures at the end of analogue film sequences; the works ...

The exhibition by the Berlin-based photographer Dagmar Gester presents photo still lifes of things people took with them while fleeing their homes. Her works reduce the image to the essentials of the loss of homeland and identity, and she focuses ...

The photographs in the exhibition feature old or abandoned shops and factories in the northwest of Ireland. Photographer Heike Thiele and author Winifred McNulty documented these places in the form of interviews and long-exposure photographs between 2008 and 2012. Most ...

This work-in-progress defines itself as museological research and sheds light on the everyday reality and more remarkable moments in the life of a work of art. Since July of 2016, the Gemäldegalerie Berlin presents a major exhibition on the ...

The photographic theme and location of this year’s BFF Triebwerk exhibition form a close symbiosis: reduction. In the landmarked Kant Parking Palace in Berlin-Charlottenburg, a masterpiece of New Objectivity, 56 BFF photographers from Berlin and Hamburg present works representing ...

In October of 2015, the German photojournalist and ARD author Martin Gerner, widely experienced in crisis situations, was one of the few independent reporters to document the armed conflict between Kurdish fighters and the Erdoğan government over Diyarbakir. Loss and ...

The present time envelops each of us almost automatically in an individually determined number of photographs while we proceed through our identities across various media. Our being, then, is visually accompanied by a swarm of largely spontaneous ‘clicks’ that continually ...

Danila Tkachenko’s project Restricted Areas is about the human impulse toward utopia, about our striving for perfection through technological progress. We’re always trying to own more than we have – it is the principal catalyst for progress.
For Restricted ...

Along the German B96 highway, which leads through the eastern part of the country, from Zittau to Rügen, the photographer Josef Wolfgang Mayer explores the German provinces of today. Houses, cars, plazas, signs, paths, fields and trees form references ...

In the context of the European Month of Photography Berlin 2016, IMAGO presents works from the beginnings of the IMAGOgramm in the Kunstraum at Moritzplatz, curated by Susanna Kraus.
A selection of vintage prints that the inventors and builders of ...

The exhibition shows how Georg Nickel, DChE, the son of a farming family, discovered the world in the 1930s and 1940s, initially with his bicycle in his immediate surroundings, and later with a folding boat paddling along the Rhine and ...

My art practice is dedicated to a process of approaching individual perceptions of reality by considering the construction of language, meaning, identity, memory and emotion while examining the exercise of art-making. This process attempts to define instead of concluding by ...