Anette Nordskog at FENSTER61
Currently at FENSTER61: Anette Nordskog’s Places of Intended Beauty. Details here.
Garry Winogrand’s colour photography
Nick Turpin has published rarely seen colour photographs of Garry Winogrand on his blog sevensevennine.com. Surprising and fascinating!
Piero Chiussi at FENSTER61
The new exhibition “Berlin Talking” at FENSTER61 shows photographs by Italian photographer Piero Chiussi he took in Berlin during the last year(s). Scenes from supermarkets, demonstrations, a wedding, public places. Piero Chiussi is a member of neunplus.
Thomas Kern Interview
There’s another interesting inteview on the Seconds2Real pages. After visiting the book presentation of A DRUG FREE LAND in Berlin I got in contact with the author Thomas Kern who was kind enough to answer questions about his book and his photographic approach. I like that book not only because of it’s powerful black/white photographs. The impact of it has a lot to do with sophisticated sequencing and a strong layout. All photographs are pinted in full size over double pages and after every little „series“ there is a white double page only showing the descriptions to the images on former pages. Read the interview here. By commenting the interview on the Seconds2Real page you get the chance to win a signed copy of A DRUG FREE LAND.
Frank Schirrmeister at FENSTER61
Parts of Frank Schirrmeister’s series Sonntags in Berlin [Sundays in Berlin] are now on display at FENSTER61. The series was realized within five years at public events in Berlin, mainly on weekends. The pictures were taken at fairs, museums, sports events, beauty competitions, parks, demonstrations and whereever Berliners spend their leisure time.
In conversation with Michael Wolf
In the context of his latest book release in Berlin I had the chance to talk to Michael Wolf, well known for his latest works Tokyo Compression and his Google Street View series. The interview is now published on the Seconds2Real website. Enjoy.