Using photography, film, installation and sound, Pola Sieverding’s works explore questions of representation and image production within cultural constructs determined by various different concepts of desire and processes of identification. A recurrent aspect of her work is the portrait ...

a r e a is Claude Horstmann’s third solo exhibition at the Laura Mars Gallery. The exhibition title’s allusion to the question of region and terrain is both an approach and a statement on a theme that affects ...

The exhibition presents a selection of contemporary still life photographs whose spectrum ranges from artfully arranged images of flowers and food to the meaningfully orchestrated image of a darkroom detail. The desire to convey symbolic, philosophical, religious and socially relevant ...

The focus of York Wegerhoff’s photographic ‘short stories’ is nighttime Berlin. His analogue black-and-white series Berlin # keeps the balance between human closeness and urban anonymity, and speaks of the big-city atmosphere as well as moments of silence and desolation ...

Every work of art and every picture possesses its own materiality. But how does this manifest in photography, a medium that usually downplays corporeality and opacity? The exhibition DIS/APPEAR combines seventeen positions that apply diverse strategies to the contrarily ...

‘Perhaps known, but often not present’ is the focus of this group show that addresses the way in which various places and patterns of action are made visible in our society. The seven graduates of Bauhaus University in Weimar pose ...

Pius Fox and Marc Klee address the spatial surroundings of their living realities in very different ways. In the exhibition Dwellers, they capture the two poles of spatial experience with the photographic eye – proximity and distance. In formal terms, however ...

The exhibition provides insights into the East German working world during the last two decades of the GDR, well beyond state propaganda: people at their jobs, taking breaks, in their leisure time – sensitively observed and recorded by renowned photographers in ...

get round presents both melancholic and life-affirming everyday scenes from Cuba (Ana Cayuela Muñoz) and Serbia (Alen Đozgiċ). The works offer photographic insight into two societies that are far apart from one another, but nonetheless correspond in terms of ...

‘Me and me in reality. I feel so strange. Me and me in real life. Reality arrives.’ (DAF, 1981)
Quiet images as fragments of a language of love for the present. An interior with headless motorcycle helmets in a homemade ...

This exhibition of three series of works shows the social and political phenomena that have left a mark on everyday life in Israel: the downfall of the first settlers’ utopia, the treatment of the Arab population and the necessary absurdity ...

Julia Baier presents a new sequential work from 2015 in which she responds to the extremes of the Icelandic landscape: black volcanic rock contrasting with white snow, moss with jagged crags, hot water with cool air. She creates a photographic ...

The tenth graduating class of the Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie presents its degree works with approaches ranging from social reportage to fine arts. Over the course of these past ten years, the Ostkreuzschule has offered studies in documentary, journalistic and ...