French-Vietnamese visual artist Nhu Xuan Hua made her name as a photographer for magazines such as Vogue, The Wall Street Journal, Dazed Beauty, DANSK, and TIME Magazine and worked on commissions for big fashion brands like Kenzo, Maison Margiela, Dior, and Levi’s. Nevertheless, fashion photography is only one of her talents. The exhibition HUG OF A SWAN highlights the diversity of her artistic work, which also takes the form of installations and autonomous work inspired by family photos. Read more
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Public guided tours
On the occasion of the exhibition NHU XUAN HUA. HUG OF SWAN, the FFF offers public guided tours every Wednesday at 5 pm.
March 29 and April 5, 2023, each 5 pm
[NO PRIOR REGISTRATION]
FFF Academy · Workshop
“DAS FOTOBUCH. PRAXIS-WORKSHOP ZUR GESTALTUNG, BINDUNG UND MATERIAL”
Lukas Birk
Saturday/Sunday, April 15/16, 2023, 10 am–6 pm
Interested in basic concept of a photo book as well as in simple binding options that can be used for small productions and artists’ books? The Austrian photographer, publisher and storyteller, Lukas Birk, has been producing photo books for two decades. In his workshop he teaches useful knowledge to produce a photo book dummy. Registration still possible - click here
The FFF Academy 2023 programme will offer a wealth of expert know-how with workshops, lectures and a master class with international poto artists and experts, among others: Toni Amengual (ES), Alexa Becker (DE), Lukas Birk (A), Katharina Bosse (FI/DE), Jörg Brüggemann (DE), Alessandra Capodacqua (IT), Erik Clewe DE), Abe Frajndlich (DE/US), Nhu Xuan Hua (F), Martina della Valle (IT), Markus Seibel (DE) and Sandra Schildwächter (DE)
Prix Pictet, the world’s leading prize for photography and sustainability, is coming to the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt – with the exhibition PRIX PICTET FIRE. On display are stirring images of the subject fire with high level relevance. The 13 nominated and exhibited artists present the subject as the most capricious of the elements, its devastating effects, and equally its life-giving ones. Their works span documentary, portraiture, landscape and studies of light and process. Entrance is free of charge.read more