Detlef Waschkau ist Bildhauer und Maler. Seine Arbeiten sind, anders als es der erste Blick zu erkennen glaubt, keine Collagen, sondern Bildobjekte. Meist… more »
„Absolut fremd zu sein und das auf sich wirken zu lassen und mit Bildern einer Stadt das Erfahrene auszudrücken“ INTERVIEW mit Detlef Waschkau
Uncommon Places | STEPHEN SHORE in New York
First published as a monograph in 1982, the images in Uncommon Places articulate a vision of the United States unlike any preceding artistic… more »
Buenos Aires – Southern Light | MICHAEL EASTMAN in New York
The exhibition features unexpected photographs of iconic interiors in Buenos Aires. It is natural that Michael Eastman, whose works tell stories through the… more »
Cornelia HEDIGER in Hamburg
The fragmented self-portraits from the series “Doppelgänger” provide an insight into the wonderful and imaginative everyday world in which the protagonist embarks and… more »
Emotional Architecture | JAMES CASEBERE in New York
In Emotional Architecture, Casebere will present an entirely new body of work inspired by world-renowned Mexican architect Luis Barragán. The title of the… more »
Havana – New York – Venice | CHARLES JOHNSTONE in Berlin
Empty swimming pools, abandoned streets and playgrounds: Charles Johnstone’s first major photo project Havana (2006) shows us unusually still moments in this otherwise… more »
Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft | RALF BRUECK in New York
Ralf Brueck belongs to the younger exponents of the Düsseldorf School of Photography that originated world-known artists like Candida Höfer, Thomas Struth, Andreas… more »
Bay Views | MARK LYON in New York
In his new series, Bay Views, Mark Lyon reveals unexpected beauty in the most unusual setting: the American car wash. Sixteen urban locations… more »
Grand Tour Revisited | F&D CARTIER in New York
The work of artist duo F&D Cartier combines the talent and vision of sculptor Françoise and photographer Daniel Cartier. The two began working… more »
Breakin’ the city | Nicolaus SCHMIDT in Stuttgart
Nicolaus Schmidt shows New York from an unusual perspective; a new way of life of “airmen” moving twirling through the urban canyons of… more »