„Von Ferne. Bilder zur DDR“ zeigt fotografische Bilder aus der und über die DDR. Zu sehen sind Arbeiten, für die sich Künstler fremde wie auch eigene Bilder (erneut) aneignen und für eine Neubetrachtung öffnen. Manche Arbeiten gehen über die Aneignung …

The picturesque vistas and apparent stability of Switzerland have made it an elusive subject for contemporary photography. Over a five-year period (2014 – 2019), Cole found a distinctly new way to look at a country that has been the quintessence of tou …

Combining fragments of personal history, of memory and imagination, Oobanken builds photographic narratives through constructions and performances. The spaces created are different in character from their wider surroundings, as if confined in an enclav …

Von keiner realen öffentlichen Figur gibt es mehr fiktionale Repräsentationen als vom amerikanischen Präsidenten.

Paul Kooiker’s and Erik Kessels’s fascination for pictorial non-fiction books comes from the need to find images that exist on the fringe of regular commercial photo books. It’s only in this area that it’s possible to find images with an uncontrived qu …

From the perspective of a European, Los Angeles is the opposite of our old metropolises. The sprawling multi-dimensionality is alien, and for many, gets on our nerves: the tangled network of highways and the constant driving around (damn you, General M …

Based off of the success of the limited-edition hardcover, Pacific is releasing the first softcover printing of The Nelson George Mixtape. The anthology gathers together articles by George from 1978–1993. Early articles for Record World and the Village …

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Rem Koolhaas widmet sich mit seinem neuesten Forschungsprojekt den rasanten und oft verborgenen Veränderungen, die sich in den weitläufigen, nicht-urbanen Regionen der Erde ereignen. Diese ländlichen, abgelegenen oder verwilderten Gebiete sowie die 98% …

Author Marcel Beyer gets us to witness an evening at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg attended by a host of celebrities—a reception in honour of Andreas Gursky. In his waspish descriptions of the images, the writer, who relies on widely disseminated and easil …

Margret Hoppe’s Südwall is a photographic quest along France’s Mediterranean coast, as the artist seeks out traces of German nationals forced into exile in the region and of the German occupation during World War II. Unlike the bunkers in Brittany and …

New York is its own mythology, but, like that of the American Dream, it’s broken. Yet it stays alive in the wit, ambition, resilience, and general badassery of the people who live there amid the false promises of capitalist excess and nostalgia. From o …

Accompanying the first in-depth survey of her work in the UK, Linderism offers four new perspectives on Linder Sterling’s wide-ranging practice by James Boaden, Alyce Mahon, Amy Tobin and Sarah Victoria Turner. The essays address Linder’s early photomo …

“Every day we choose to wear jewellery. We stand in front of the mirror and pick up the one piece we know will work with that particular outfit, the occasion, the message we want to send out into the world. Every morning we choose to make a statement… without words. This subtle system of communication, known as jewellery, has been used for centuries, and is being used today, at this moment, right now.”