Neither the ‘end of history’ nor the triumph of liberalism. Nowhere. In Europe of the 1980s and 1990s, Rainer Maria Schopp photographed orphaned cities, forgotten villages, and the stories of people who keep falling through the cracks of history. From ...

Contact restrictions were imposed and subsequently relaxed; the perception of body and bodily contact entered a new phase as yet to be explored. Every Zoom conference and every walk outside was accompanied by a feeling of almost, but not quite ...

In her work the Austrian artist Lies Maculan transcends temporal boundaries by taking a traditional look at Europe’s legacy and letting it unfurl its effects in the here and now. Her large-scale photographs mounted on aluminium – and with the ...

Miron Zownir is an internationally successful photographer and filmmaker. His radical style of photography, honed since the late 1970s, first in West Berlin and then in New York, remains to this day a benchmark in the field of social and ...

‘Blind Photographers’ presents works by four artists from different generations, all of whom lost their sense of sight at some point in their lives. For years now, each of them has been artistically exploring something that is essentially impossible: the ...

Levent Karao?lu and Klaus W. Eisenlohr explore how people suffer or adapt to the changes in the urban environment in Turkey. They have been cooperating artistically for seven years, also in cultural exchange projects in Istanbul and Berlin supported ...

Through the black-and-white photos of the photographer Guevara Namer and the photographer Alaa Hassan, both based in Berlin, the exhibition delves into the ways the diaspora changes how displaced people in Europe look at their past.

Souls trapped behind geometric ...

The Loock Gallery presents two groups of work by the American photographer Gregory Halpern: a German premiere.

Omaha Sketchbook (2005–2018) is a thirty-part collage in which Halpern combines images of America’s heartland from the past fifteen years. One ...

Auteur photographer Hildegard Ochse (1935–1997) allowed herself ample time for long hikes along the rocky coast of the Italian island Filicudi; her outings resulted in numerous black-and-white pictures.

The images are very still; some look as though they were ...

Photographs, according to Manfred Paul, who can look back over a wide-ranging oeuvre created over the past fifty years, ‘are frozen time’.

The exhibition presents his intimate portraits, some of them mask-like, from the series Jutta Deutschland (1981–1984) and ...

For this exhibition, photographer Ute Schendel selected a series of vintage prints from the 1970s and 1980s, portraits of prominent figures from the world of theatre, film, and literature with whom she was or continues to be in close contact ...

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The exhibition presents an unpublished selection from the ‘Beflügelt’ (Winged) series, born as a collaboration between fashion and experimental photography.

The experiment began in 2014, when the fashion photographer Esther Haase (Hamburg / London) discovered ...

Her oeuvre, multimedia and interdisciplinary in nature, encompasses painting, photography, film, performance, fashion, photo books, and above all writing. Stötzer railed against the oppressive power of the GDR dictatorship. Today, she opposes patriarchy in her explorations of bodily and ...

The more hectic our everyday lives and the more constant our communication, the stranger we find it when we take refuge within, in voluntary isolation. Before corona, anyone who withdrew for a time was expected to soon break out again ...

Martha Cooper is a documentary photographer who has specialized for fifty years in shooting urban vernacular art and architecture. Her books include Subway Art, which was a collaboration with Henry Chalfant, R.I.P.: Memorial Wall Art, Hip Hop Files ...