week 58
Cafe Nargiza. Urgentsch. Usbekistan 2009 by Christoph Grill
taken from the book:
Christoph Grill, Short Stalks at Distant Shores . Imaging Post-Soviet Space, Hatje Cantz Verlag,
week 57
From the series ‘French army training’ by Charlotte Duale
week 56
‘ohne Titel’ aus der Serie “Museum Deiner Erinnerung”. ( 2011/2012) von Ulrike Schmitz, www.ulrike-schmitz.com
week 55
‘sin título’, Banyoles, Spain 2009, from the series “Side Views” by Eva Brunner www.evabrunner.com, http://evabrunner-photography.blogspot.com
week 54
“ohne Titel” , 2006 from the series ‘As If nothing happened’ by Dorothee Deiss
week 53
“AUF DER SUCHE NACH DER VERLORENEN ZEIT” zu finden in der Serie “by the sea” von Wie-yi Lauw.
‘IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME‘ from the series ‘by the sea’ by Wie-yi Lauw.
week 52
‘Journey 03′ by Michaela Zimmer
week 51
“Gates of Haven” aus der Serie “Shadow World” von Roger Albani
week 50
‘Iris on he road’ by Hans Praefke
week 49
‘Jerkan, Harkan und Ercan’, Berlin 2008 von Udo Meinel
week 48
“2 Legs”, by Charlotte Dualé, 2008, from the series “the spring and the girls”, www.dualecharlotte.com
A documentation about the life of girls scouts in the french countryside.
“2 Legs” von Charlotte Duale, 2008, aus der Serie „der Frühling und die Mädchen“ www.dualecharlotte.com
Eine Dokumentation über die Pfadfindermädchen auf dem Lande in Frankreich.
week 47
Balkon, 2007 von Marie-José Ourtilane
week 46
‘untitled’ from the series ‘Reise nach Jerusalem’ 2012 by Benyamin Reich
The picture is part of 16 photos that are shot at a journey from Berlin to Jerusalem in Germany. The series is currently exhibited in the group exhibition Reise nach Jerusalem’ at the Kunstraum Kreuzberg Bethanien (Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin) 30.6. – 19.8.. The show features ten artists from different disciplines and backgrounds, who all have a relationship towards religion, tradition and taboo. It is the first part of a two part exhibition. The second exhibition will open in December at the Artist’s House Jerusalem, Israel.
week 45
Aus der Serie ‘Gropiusstadt’ von Lukas Fischer 2011, www.lukasfischer.info
Aktuelle Ausstellungsbeteiligung vom 3.6. -17.6. “Das Gesetzt des Marktes | Berlin – Bangalore” im Freien Museum Berlin, www.freies-museum.com
Exhibition participation ‘The law of the market / Berlin-Bangalore’ June3 – June17 at Freies Museum Berlin, Potsdamestr. 91
week 44
aus der Serie “remaining bits” (2011 Hong Kong) by Matthias Steffen www.matthiassteffen.com
week 43
aus der Serie Portrait of a Couple von Steffi Schöne 2011, www.vonhektor.com
week 42
Barcelona, 2008 von Martin Dziuba www.martin-dziuba.com
week 41
aus der Serie ‚frailty index’ 2011 von Melanie Vogel www.melanievogel.com
In der Arbeit frailty index sind Erkundung und Simulation die Grundlage einer Vision des eigenen Alterns. Beobachtung von spezifischen Vorgängen formt dabei ein subjektives Konstrukt des Phänomens. Dabei entsteht der Versuch, den vermeintlich negativ besetzten Begriff des Alterns zu entschärfen und zu entschleunigen.
week 40
“Die Innenwelt der Außenwelt der Innenwelt”, 2010, von Johanna Landscheidt www.johanna-landscheidt.de
‘The innerworld of the outerworld of the inner world’ 2010 by Johanna Landscheidt
week 39
‘Performing Ground’, Turkey, 2010 by Johnny Amore www.johnnyamore.de
week 38
“tiefblau” von Gundula Friese, www.clair.me/artists/gundula-friese/works/
“tiefblau” ist eine Arbeit über das Meer. Erste Reisen durch die Pyrenäen, von der spanischen zur portugiesischen Küste. Kein Reisebericht. Es ging allein um das Substrat, welches durch die Begegnung mit dem Meer entstanden war. Gundula Friese konstruierte aus Einzelaufnahmen fiktive Panoramen, die es in der Realität so nie gab und die sie ihr doch abgerungen hatte.
Gerade wird in Tübingen die Ausstellung VIEW YORK – Nine Perceptions im D.A.I., Deutsch Amerikanisches Institut mit eröffnet. Ausgewählte Fotografien u.a.von Leonard Freed, Erich Hartmann , Inge Morath, Gundula Friese, Das Buch zur Ausstellung ist im Kerber Verlag erschienen und wurde nominiert für den Deutschen Fotobuchpreis 2012.
week 37
‘Oase’ by Thomas Raditschnig, Berlin 2011, ATELIER EINUNDZWANZIGZWÖLF, www.einundzwanzigzwoelf.com
week 36
Song to the Siren | by Tor Seidel, 2010, Ed.5, www.torseidel.de
week 35
“Ohne Titel”, 2005/2008 by Johannes Kullen http:/Ttät.net/
week 34
“OT24/02″ 2010 aus Sequence “OT24″ by Olaf Tiedje www.ot-sculptures.com/home.html
“OT24/01″ 2009 als temporärer Unterschlupf errichtet.
2010 zur Behausung “OT24/02″erweitert.
Noch im selben Jahr nach diversen Querelen in “OT24/03″, vernichtet.
week 33
ohne Titel, 2009, Raphael Stein, www.raphaelstein.de
week 32
“privacy” by Stefanie Seidl www.stefanieseidl.com
week 31
from the series ‘Globalized’ by Roita, 2010, www.roita.de
week 30
Aus der Serie »Aus Nacht genommen« (from the series “Taken from Night”) von Jannis Schulze, www.jannisschulze.de
week 29
’Niedergörne’, 2009 von Christoph Engelhard www.kongfolio.com
week 28
ohne Titel, 2011 by e v e
week 27
Photo by Holger Homann www.holgerhomann.com
week 26
’Nasszerlegestation’- ehemaliges KKW Rheinsberg (former nuclear power station Rheinsberg) by Tor Seidel. www.torseidel.de
From his photo series ’Aktive Räume’ – ’aktive rooms’ which means radioactive loaded areas. From 2008 -2010 Tor Seidel has visited and photographed such ’active rooms’: nuclear power stations and temporary storages for nuclear waste located mainly in the former DDR: Rheinsberg in Brandenburg, Lubmin at the Baltic sea, dem Zwischenlager Lubmin and the KKW StendhalI. In addition to those in 2011 photo shootings in further 15 nuclear power plants in West Germany are already planned, requested and partially completed.
week 25
a whore, (X-Suite for Malcolm) by Valentino Griscioli 2010, www.valentinogriscioli.com
week 24
“Museum” by Stefanie Seidl, Hanoi 2011 www.stefanieseidl.com
week 23
aus der Serie German Portraits von Andrej Glusgold www.glusgold.com
week 22
aus der Serie Landscapes von Bodo Vitus www.bodovitus.de
week 21
‘Petra Flurr at SO36’ by Jackie Baier, www.jackielynn.de
week 20
“A Thing Apart” (Zoo Berlin) by Lucy Powell, www.lucy-powell.com
week 19
“Rollercoaster” by Stefanie Seidl www.stefanieseidl.com
week 18
‘Abtritt’ von Tor Seidel www.torseidel.de
week 17
nr. 99. Neighbours – Rotterdam 2008. by Ari Versluis & Ellie Uyttenbroek / Exactitudes
http://www.exactitudes.com
Inspired by a shared interest in the striking dress codes of various social groups, the Rotterdam-based photographic team of Ari Versluis & Ellie Uyttenbroek have been systematically recording all over the world the diverse varieties of social ‘peer groups’ for over 16 years. They call their series Exactitudes, a contraction of “exact” and “attitudes”.
week 16
“Pferd” by Stefanie Seidl www.stefanieseidl.com
“Der Mensch ist erst wirklich tot, wenn niemand mehr an ihn denkt.” Bertold Brecht
week 15
‚Françoise Sagan’ (* 21. Juni 1935 in Cajarc, † 24. September 2004 in Honfleur) by Ilse Ruppert www.ilseruppert.de
„Françoise Sagan incarnated for me the nonplusultra of a cool Parisian woman ever since I’ve discovered her books; all about girls with irresponsible behavior. So I was very pleased to get the assignment to work with her. So, here I was sitting with Francoise Sagan, sipping whisky and listening to the music of Richard Wagner floating through the air. Soon she showed me how to play a cardboard game and we were having fun playing the afternoon away. Suddenly I remembered that I came here to take her portrait. We set up two magnificent chairs in the garden, one for her and one for Brouette, a scotch terrier with a tragic past. Finally she told me, that it was actually Brouette who scecretly wrote her last book. I totally believed her.“
Ilse Ruppert – Photographer Paris/Berlin
week 14
Man traveling southbound at 67 mph on U.S. Route 101 near Montecito, California, at 6:31 p.m. on or around the 28th of a summer month on a Sunday in 1994 – by Andrew Bush http://andrewbush.net/
Title for this body of work is “Vector Portraits”. http://andrewbush.net/vector A.html
A “vector” in physics is a quantity indicated by a specified magnitude and direction. Most of the photos were made while traveling over 70 kph and the titles indicate direction and speed of the driver–and of course, the speed I was traveling while making the photos. The photos were made between 1989 and 1996 primarily in and around Los Angeles.
See also the stunning book Drive by Andrew Bush published by Yale University Press. New Haven and London
week 13
‚Wilma’ from the After Yesterday series by Adrian Missika, www.adrienmissika.com
week 12
Grau von Stefanie Seidl, www.stefanieseidl.com
week 11
VAKUUMRESONANZ
Eine Serie mit 18 Fotografien.
Vera Hofmann 2009
**Fotobuch, handgebunden, Piezo-Prints auf Monoprint Wolfen, 23×30 cm, 43
Seiten, Auflage 10, bald erscheint ein Künstlerbuch
**Inkjetprints, 80×100 cm
Die Serie beginnt in einer Art Vakuumzustand, dem vermeintlichen Nichts.
Genauso wie sich im Vakuum Materie durch Schwingungsenergie materialisiert,
wieder zerfällt und Neues bildet, entstehen meine Bilder intuitiv und
spontan. Vielleicht ist das Ergebnis ein Spiegel der Persönlichkeit,
vielleicht die Summe aller Erfahrungen und Wahrnehmungen über die Zeit oder
vielleicht nur ein kurzes Aufblitzen eines Momentanzustands. Die Kombination
von intuitiv entstandenen Objekten und der Art des fotografischen
Ergebnisses spiegelt die Dichotomie von Ratio und Bauchgefühl wider.
( **Vakuumresonanz ist einer der Hauptmechanismen zur Regelung des
harmonischen Aufbaus der Materie in allen Maßstäben – von den subatomaren
Teilchen bis zu den Galaxien. Ob Atom, Sonnensystem oder Milchstraße -
gewöhnliche Materie besteht zu über 99% aus Vakuum. Elementarteilchen, aus
denen Materie besteht, sind Vakuumresonanzen, also Schwingungsknoten;
Attraktoren, Singularitäten des Vakuums.)
more info and english explanations: www.verahofmann.de
week 10
Philip Grey
www.philipgreyf64photography.co.uk
Photo of a collection that will be exhibited in October at the
Free Word Centre, 60 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3GA
www.freewordonline.com
My writing room is the crucible of my imagination, a papery habitation wherein I fold and cut and paste my duff-origami alternative words. It is an
environment that has evolved rather than being consciously planned, so it
exhibits an almost overdetermined deshabille. Surprisingly, I don’t mind the
camera roving around it, but in a large part this must be because Phil Grey was the first photographer to produce and exhaustive survey and his work is precise and yet layered, synoptic and yet not reductive. I welcomed Phil’s lens into this tardis like realm, and he nosed it about mercilessly – and yet I never felt exposed.
We put the completed panormaic tour on my website, and wherever I go people ask me about the room, and in particular about the weird raffia-work of Post-it notes I have stuck all over the walls. In a way, I suppose what I like best about Phil’s photographic panorama is that it catches the room at a particular point in its development, and since it was shot the room has continued to mutate.
Of course, that means he has had to make a new panorama… and so it goes on.
Will Self
week 9
Rebecca Delange
week 8
furniture store by Stefanie Seidl, www.stefanieseidl.com
week 7
Street Berlin by Harry Weber Photography, www.harry-weber.com
week 6
Flags by : Adrien Missika, www.adrienmissika.com
week 5
HITZE, heat by Stefanie Seidl, stefanieseidl.com
week 4
Fashion Moment by Cathleen, www.cathleenwolf.com
week 3
Tröööööööööt by Stefanie Seidl, www.stefanieseidl.com
week 2
Darius Ramazani, www.worlscup-southafrica.de
week 1
Bodo Vitus, www.bodovitus.de