In this conversation Florian Ebner, Chief of Photography of the Centre Pompidou speaks with Adrian Sauer about his since 2019 ongoing work Truth Table. For many years, the two have been in an active and vivid dialogue about the conditions of contemporary photography. Until Paris Photo is closing its doors, they talk about the materiality…
About Villa Aurora: Villa Aurora houses visual artists, writers, filmmakers, composers, and performance artists. In addition, the organization awards the „Feuchtwanger Fellowship“ for up to six months to writers or journalists whose freedom of expression is suppressed in their own countries. In this way, the organization pays homage to Villa Aurora’s former owners and commemorates…
Klemm’s is thrilled to be again part of this year’s edition of K60 HALLEN #3!
Here is look at behind the scenes.
We are thrilled to be sharing with you Viktoria Binschtok’s participation in the 8th Triennial of Photography „Currency“ at the Hamburger Kunsthalle.
We are looking forward to ‚CONNECTION‘ the upcoming solo exhibition by Viktoria Binschtok at the Kunstverein Oldenburg, opening on FEB 4, 2022.
We are delighted to share with you the recent episode of ‚Radio Arty‘ on Berlin’s FluxFM, this time with Sven Johne.
The artist Sven Johne in conversation with curator Ingo Clauß. Sven Johne, born in 1976 in Bergen auf Rügen, describes himself as belonging to an in-between generation. (Conversation in German).
On the occasion of our 6th installment of the ‘@ Home series’ we are delighted to share an insight into Ivo Wessel’s collection with a work by Sven Johne, ‘Vinta’, 2004.
For many years now, the multifaceted field of documentary photography and its interlinkage with texts, information, stories, and history has taken center stage in Sven Johne’s photographic practice.
Featuring contributions by three artists of the gallery; Viktoria Binschtok, Renaud Regnery, and Adrian Sauer, Dust.The Plates of the Present is a photographic installation made between 2013 and 2018 at the initiative of Thomas Fougeirol, the French painter, and Jo-ey Tang, the American artist and curator. Together they invited each of one hundred and twenty-four…