Since the 1980s, the German documentary photographer Michael Kerstgens has concentrated on long-term photo essays which deal primarily with socio-political issues. His exhibition focuses on changes in places and people, such as the decline of industrial culture and the shift to a consumer and leisure society. read more
Andrea Horvay, curatorial assistant, focuses on the background and insights into Michael Kerstgens’ diverse long-term photographic essays from the last 40 years.
“THE CURATORIAL PERSPECTIVE: ON SELECTION, PRESENTATION, AND MEANING”
Takeuchi Mariko
Saturday, May 23, 2025, 10 am–1 pm
How does an exhibition come to life? What steps lead from an initial idea to a final presentation in a physical space or a book? This workshop led by professor, photo critic and co-curator of “I'M SO HAPPY YOU ARE HERE”, Takeuchi Mariko, offers curators, art historians, editors, and photographers a practical insight into the curatorial process. Read more and sign up
What makes a great portrait? When does an image become personal or intimate – telling more than just the obvious? In this four-day masterclass with renowned photographer Elinor Carucci, the group will explore these questions and each participant will develop a personal photo project on the theme of (self-)portraiture – from the initial idea to conceptualization and practical execution. MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION
EXHIBITION COMING SOON
I’M SO HAPPY YOU ARE HERE
Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now
With photographs from the 1950s to the present day, the exhibition I’M SO HAPPY YOU ARE HERE offers a new and fascinating look at Japanese photography. The focus is on women photographers and their perspective on everyday life and society in Japan. read more