There’s a weekly interview series with members of Seconds2Real street photography collective in celebration of the forthcoming exhibition in Berlin on Sara T’Rula’s blog. The following interviews have been published so far: Elisabeth Schuh, Thorsten Strasas, Andreas Stelter, Mario Cuic and – today – me. Check all interviews here.
Very Berlin, very factual, very architecture – there are two exhibitions by Jörg Schmiedekind in Berlin at the time. One at galerie en passant, the other one a view blocks further at FENSTER61.
Currently at FENSTER61: The Londoner DS Allen with six photographs from his recent black/white series Night Shift. It’s his second exhibition at FENSTER61 after Berlin – Grenze which was shown in 2006.
Joab Nist is running a blog called Notes Of Berlin. Everybody can submit pictures of curious notes found in Berlin – slips of paper sticked on lamp poles, in entrance halls, public bill-boards etc. The project was started about ten month ago and became quites famous. Currenty there’s a selection of the Notes Of Berlin on exhibit at FENSTER61. It’s the only exhibition at FENSTER61 that is more about reading than about watching photographs I guess.
Currently at FENSTER61: Jennifer Kyselka with a photograph from her series Badengehen (Go swimming).
Since Florian Reischauer moved from Austria to Berlin three years ago he is driving around with his moped to explore the different areas of the city. Whenever he meets a person he finds interesting he starts a little chat and asks for permission to take a portrait with his old AGFA middle format camera he bought on ebay. He takes one photo of each person only and combines the pictures with a little text he writes about him or her. New pictures are constantly publised on his blog so the series is growing all the time. For the first time Florian Reischauer is showing some photographs of his series Pieces Of Berlin in the non-virtual world now. Until June, 14th there’s a selection of 14 photographs + texts on exhibition at FENSTER61.
Check his work his website and blog piecesofberlin.com.