 Margaret Bourke-White presents « Moments in History 1930-1946 »
She was the first woman to photograph the steel mills; the first to belong to the team of photographers for Fortune and Life Magazines; the first foreigner to photograph the Soviet Union in 1930; the first female photographer to work for the U.S. Air force ( the first uniform for a female war correspondent was designed for her); the only foreign photographer present in Moscow when the first German bombs fell on the city on July 19, 1941, right after the war bet... |
 Galerie f5,6 is happy to present the first solo exhibition of photographer Anne Schwalbe in Germany.
Handmade prints from the series Blindschleiche und Riesenblatt (Slowworm and giant leaf), Wiese (Meadow) and Vulkan oder Stein (Volcano or Stone) will be on display at f5,6 from May 11 to August 27. |
 « The Spirit of Women », à la Clair Galerie
The Spirit of Women
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 Bernheimer Fine Art Photography presents «Antartica: a million faces of ice»On display will be a collection of around 20 large format photographs by Sebastian Copeland, most of them exhibited for the first time. This is the most comprehensive collection of Sebastian Copeland’s photographic work on ice, comprising ten year’s worth of expeditions across the most distant and forbidding regions on earth. It offers a unique glimpse into this other world, right here on Earth.
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 Imogen Cunningham at the Kunstfoyer der Versicherungskammer Bayern
Throughout her life, Imogen Cunningham embraced the development of photography and the liveliness of the changing times she lived in (1883–1976). The San Francisco based artist chose at an early age to become a photographer and a working woman outside of the home: for her generation two unusual choices. Known for her versatility of subjects and finding beauty in the commonest things, Cunningham photographed the life around her, her family, nature, still-l... |
 "Tatort" of Anja Jensen at the Galerie f 5,6
Anja Jensen (1967) considers the main characteristic of her work to be the deep connection of the photograph and the place of its origin. Exploring local environments and experiencing their rules and terms, regarding society, history and individual stories, constitutes the basis of her photography and installation projects. Her goal is to uncover every single facet of places by using locals, their story and connection to a specific spot. |
 ART PARIS ART FAIR fait entrer la Russie au Grand PalaisDu 28 mars au 1er avril 2013, ART PARIS ART FAIR accueille 140 galeries de 21 pays sous la nef du Grand Palais. Rendez-vous printanier pour l’art moderne et contemporain, ART PARIS ART FAIR affirme son identiteÌ singulieÌ€re de foire europeÌenne orienteÌe vers la promotion des sceÌ€nes de l’Est (Europe Centrale et Orientale, Moyen-Orient et Asie) et met pour la premieÌ€re fois un pays aÌ€ l’honneur en invitant la Russie. Lire la suite |
 CLAIR Galerie presents CHIM rediscovered / CHIM retrouvé of David Seymour
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 Hiroshi Watanabe presents « Time Travels » at the Micheko Galerie
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 « Germany in early photographs 1840-1890 » from the Siegert Collection at the Müncher Stadtmuseum
The Münchner Stadtmuseum is to stage an exhibition entitled ‘From Biedermeier to the Wilhelminian era. Germany in early photographs 1840-1890 from the Siegert Collection’, compiled of a selection of 250 original photographs from the Dietmar Siegert private collection, Munich. |
 Horst P. Horst presents « Icons of fashion and beauty » at the Bernheimer Gallery
This is the second exhibition Bernheimer Fine Art Photography has mounted in cooperation with the Horst Estate, Miami/Florida. The exhibition title Horst P. Horst: Icons of Fashion and Beauty reveals, that the main focus is on fashion, portrait and nude photography. Some 35 photographs will be shown, which Horst shot over 50 years. |
 The Prix Pictet Power Tour begins in MunichThe Prix Pictet Power tour begins in Munich in late October 2012 with an exhibition at Bernheimer Fine Art Photography from 24 October – 9 November. This will be the first time that the Prix Pictet has visited the city.
The theme of the fourth cycle of the Prix Pictet is Power which as a theme has great creative reach. Power embraces contradiction and paradox in equal measure. The same forces that result in disaster and despair can also gene... Lire la suite |
 « Revolution » of Hiroshi Sugimoto at Brandhorst MuseumHiroshi Sugimoto is one of the best-known photographic artists of our time. His celebrated international reputation is based on his photography, although in recent years he has become engaged with other genres: architecture, furniture, objects, and fashion all play an increasingly important role in his work. It is primarily his photography however, that important museums from all over the world have collected and displayed. Lire la suite |
 CLAIR Gallery presents « Shuteye » by Oliver Mark
Stanley Kubrick called his last film EYES WIDE SHUT (1999) a game of deception between illusion and reality, a sort of mantling and dismantling based on Schnitzler's "Dream Story". Similarly, the German photographer Oliver Mark (born in 1963 in Gelsenkirchen) plays with masquerade and dreams in his images creating an impressive closeness to the people portrayed. Stars like Cate Blanchett, Mia Farrow and Will Smith are staging dreams in front of M... |
 Haute Couture «The polaroids of Cathleen Naundorf»
For this year’s summer exhibition Bernheimer Fine Art Photography will be showing Haute Couture – The Polaroids of Cathleen Naundorf at their gallery in Briennerstrasse 7, Munich. |
 Tomohide Ikeya expose « Breath, Moon »
Micheko is delighted to present new works by fine art photographer Tomohide IKEYA. The Japanese artist has continued to work very hard since his very successful exhibition at Micheko Gallery in the summer of 2010 and has now added stunning new photographs to his series « Breath » and « Moon ». |
 Floris Neusüss expose « Dream Images » au Münchner Stadtmuseum
Since the late 1950s, Floris Neusüss (born 1937 in Lennep) has explored photography’s potential beyond its simple portrayal of the world around us. His photos achieve their impact thanks to the tension between the candor of the camera and the potential for surrealist interpretation. Neusüss blends keen consciousness of the technical and historical constraints of photography with a lyrical, even a dreamlike, eye. |
 In the seven year itch, les plus belles oeuvres de la galerie Bernheimer Fine art PhotographySince 2005, Bernheimer has run a regular program of photography exhibitions. Under the leadership of Blanca Bernheimer the gallery has steadily grown over the last six years and today it is known as one of the leading photography galleries in Germany.
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 Toshio Enomoto et son Kagirohi à la Micheko Galerie
Toshio Enomoto exposes the Japanese Soul in his photographs
We would stretch this blog a bit too much if we would write extensively about Enomoto’s complete photographic oeuvre so far, so we will concentrate... |
 Petr Lovigin expose sa "Planet Lovigin" Ã CLAIR Galerie« In "Planet Lovigin" the artist takes the reader along in a fairy-tale road trip through his Russian homeland and the Caucasus region. The pictures frequently sport the artist’s handwritten commentaries, or he furnishes them with ornaments.
Lovigin travels the planet, casting his ironic gaze on things and people, overdrawing a clich&eac... |
 Olaf Otto Becker, Michael Lange et Richard Rothman présentent leur "Forest" à la Galerie f5,6
The forest – landscape of peculiar significance to mankind. Albeit that there are not many historical forests left in germany and it is long since the dying of the primeval forest has entered public discussion, but the forest as imaginary place has not lost its importance. Many cultures myths and tales root in their national forests and it might be that fact especially that makes the forests so interwoven with our day to day realities. Today, maybe more t... |
 Hommage to Eve Arnold
This spring the Kunstfoyer der Versicherungskammer Bayern pays homage to the grand dame of photography with a retrospective exhibition that is also Eve Arnold’s first exhibition in Germany. It will showcase her reportages such as New York by Night, Harlem Fashion Show (1950), The First Five Minutes of a Baby‘s Life, Voodoo in Haiti, Malcolm X, and Vogue Fashion Show (1977); as well as her travel ... |
 La mystérieuse Venise, par Christopher Thomas

This February and March 2012 Bernheimer Fine Art Photography is presenting an exhibition of photographs of Venice by Christopher Thomas entitled Venice - In Solitude. Photographs by Christopher Thomas at the Gallery in Brienner Strasse, Munich. 

The exhibition will comprise a selection of over forty photographs by the Munich-based photographer Christopher Thomas, celebrated for his City Portraits: New York Sleeps (2009... |
 Early color, perspectives of color photography
We are presenting, for the first time in this combination, works by renowned photographers Saul Leiter (*1923 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), Evelyn Hofer (*1922 Marburg a. d. Lahn - †2009 Mexico City) and Raghubir Singh (*1942 Jaipur, Indien - †1999 New York, USA). On display will be three early positions and perspectives of color photography – an american, european and indian view of the world united by the combined efforts for early color phot... |
 Leonard Freed exposé à Munich
Leonard Freed était un photo journaliste et membre de Magnum depuis bien longtemps. Il voulait devenir peintre, mais commença à prendre des photographies en Hollande et découvrit une nouvelle passion. Il voyagea en Europe et en Afrique avant de retourner aux Etats-Unis où il intégra la New Shool et étudia avec Alexey Brodovitch, le directeur artistique de Harper's Bazaar. En 1958, il déménagea &... |
 Industrial Times : Photographs 1845-2010, at the Munich State Museum
Industrial Era. Photographs 1845–2010 - Exhibition at the Münchner Stadtmuseum / Photography Collection |
 La perception du temps selon Olaf Otto Becker
«Pour moi, prendre une photo est une volonté de comprendre pleinement le sujet. Comprendre la réalité qui se ressent dans le paysage.» Olaf Otto Becker, 2011. |
 Max Regenberg - Come To Where, Galerie f5,6With COME TO WHERE Galerie f 5,6 is presenting an insight to the photographic work of Max Regenberg (*1951, Bremerhaven). We will also be able to host the premiere of the artist book of the same title that comprises 46 black and white works from 1978 to 1984.
COME TO WHERE is the examination of an in the meantime almost historical occurence – poster advertisements for cigarettes. Succumbing to EU guidelines, the med... |
 Mirella Ricciardi - Vanishing AfricaBernheimer Fine Art Photography is proud to announce the exhibition Vanishing Africa.
The Kenya born artist Mirella Ricciardi has travelled for over forty years around Africa to record her home, country and its people. The result of her journey is reflected in the unique photographs which form the basis of the bestselling book Vanishing Africa (1971). Vanishing Africa was the prototype for the so-called 'coff... |
 Eikoh Hosoe at Clair Munich
For over fifty years, internationally acclaimed photographer Eikoh Hosoe has been producing cutting edge works demonstrating a unique mastery of the photographic medium. Early on in his career he abandoned the documentary style prevalent in the post-war years and produced work that breathed a sense of experimentation and freedom into photography. By calling on mythology, metaphor and symbolism his images broke the bounds of traditional photography. Hosoe develo... |
 Donata Wenders - Contemplation, at f5,6 Munich
„...there are moments when the world that we were just occupied with, suddenly fades. We enter a clearing whose boundaries we cannot see and where a different time prevails. Seconds become an eternity. Just as a scent can take us back to our childhood in a heartbeat, all of a sudden we sense again who we are, what the essence of our being is and what truly matters.“ Donata Wenders, in Islands of Silence
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 Bernd and Hilla Becher - Mines and Mills
For nearly five decades the photographer team of Bernd and Hilla Becher were working on an extensive global inventory of industrial architecture. They documented factory buildings, gas storage tanks, power distributors, shaft towers, and steel furnaces that are not part of the canon of art history but rather anonymous, functional architecture abandoned and fallen into disrepair as a result of urbanistic or economic development. Their constructs were soon recogn... |
 Industrial Times - Photographs 1845-2010 - Münchner Stadtmuseum
The exhibition Industrial Era traces the development of industrial photography from its origins to the present. 200 original photographs from the extensive photography and graphics/paintings collections of the Münchner Stadtmuseum are presented for the first time ever. The exhibition is supplemented with loans from private collections in Munich and Vienna as well as a selection of the most beautiful and interesting anthologies on industrial photog... |
 Veronica Bailey - Modern MythsBernheimer Fine Art Photography is proud to announce an exhibition of Photographs by the English artist Veronica Bailey.
Modern Myths is Veronica Bailey’s latest body of work and again it is a meditative exercise focusing upon traditional yet increasingly threatened forms of human communication and knowledge dissemination. Where 2 Willow Road and Hours of Devotion took the book and Postscr... |
 DLD Conference - Public PanelsDLD Conference - Public Panels
Browsing his latest publication "The Digital Wunderkammer - 10 Chapters on the Iconic Turn" publisher Hubert Burda, in conversation with Yale computer scientist David Gelernter, addresses our changing perception and the altering weight of images and visual information in the Digital Age. How did the traditional concept of meaning of an image change through the ages and what has changed today in view of such an increase of digital images? ... |
 Anni Leppälä - Barbara Gross GalerieIn our first exhibition of Finnish artist Anni Leppälä, we are showing an installation of photographic works. Her way of integrating chronologically divergent images and combining different, mainly small formats is typical for the artist. Anni Leppälä, born in Helsinki in 1981, was awarded last year’s Finnish Young Artist of the Year art prize. Her works feature mostly young women or northern landscapes. Her pictures capture the special qualit... Lire la suite |
 FOUR DECADES - Jeanloup SieffIt features a selection of around forty photographs from four decades by the great French photographer Jeanloup Sieff. This unique selection of photographs offers a look at the themes of fashion, portrait, and nude photography from the 1960s to the late 1990s. It includes both vintage prints and later prints made during the photographer’s lifetime and authorized by him. |
 ‹abstract› Galerie f5,6, MunichThe exhibition ‹abstract› as the definition most simply states is quite simply an „abstract“ and concurrently a small exploration into the possibilites of abstract photography now. Since 2003 abstract photography has been a central and recurring theme of the gallery programme. Next to three artists the gallery has worked with since 2003 - Antonio Azuaga (Spain), Richard Caldicott (Great Britain) and John Goto (Great Britain), we have invited Edward Mapplethorpe (USA)... |
 Roger Ballen - Photography 1969 - 2009As early as the 1960’s, Roger Ballen became acquainted with the names of well-known photographers like André Kertész, Bruce Davidson and Henri Cartier-Bresson through his mother Adrienne who was working for the New York branch of the Magnum photo agency at the time. He did, however, initially study psychology at the University of Berkley in California. In 1973, he set out on a journey around the world that would last several years. His photographs from that time period wer... |
 Brian Ulrich - Stores, Dead Malls & Ghost Boxes"The vitality of our economy depends upon the willingness of Americans to spend". (George W. Bush 26th October 2001) Gallery f5.6 is proud to announce Brian Ulrich's first solo exhibition in Europe. Brian Ulrich (b. 1971, NY) received the Guggenheim fellowship in 2009 for his ongoing project examining Consumer Culture in the United States. On show are Ulrich's large-scale recent colour works and a sculpture from his most recent series of derelict shopping malls "Dark St... |
 Time WorksWe are pleased to announce a solo show by Michael Wesely (*1963) at our new gallery space at Steinheilstrasse 18 in Munich. “In recent years, it has been possible to discern an attitude in the way Michael Wesely sees himself that would suggest a specific attempt on his part to implement his artistic ideas in a more concentrated and intensive manner. We are not talking about a change in strategy here, rather a considered artistic reorientation in connection with a criticall... |
 Photographs 1958 until today - Guido MangoldThis exhibition presents approximately 80 images by Munich resident Guido Mangold, one of Germany’s most renowned post-1945 landscape and magazine photographers. After initially training as a pastry chef, Mangold studied photography from 1957-59 under Otto Steinert at Werkkunstschule Saarbrücken and Folkwang Schule Essen. He then went on to perform assignments for the magazines and periodicals Quick, twen, Jasmin and GEO. The exhibits include earlier industrial landscapes<... |
 From Konrad A. to Jackie O., Pictures from Germany, China and the USA - Max SchelerThe approximately 140 items showcased in the exhibition 'Max Scheler – From Konrad A. to Jackie O. – Pictures from Germany, China, and the USA' represent the first large cross-section of the works of this prominent photojournalist. |
 Recent work de Michael KennaRecent work, Michael Kenna's second one-man show at Bernheimer Fine Art Photography, invites the visitor to travel through five continents. From Venice to the Pyramids of Gizeh in Egypt, and from the Huangshan Mountains in China and the island of Hokkaido in Japan to views of Georgia, Brazil and Mexico, we can appreciate Kenna's feeling for landscape across the globe. |
 Scarab - Jeff CowenIn this project Cowen uniquely collaborated for 6 months with his model Alexandra Ni, a former ballet and modern dancer of Korean and Russian descent, born in Kazakhstan in 1984. They worked in locations around Europe and the Western (Libyan) Desert in Egypt. |
 Katarina Gaenssler, the last exhibition of Barbara Gross Galerie at ThierschplatzKatharina Gaenssler received the Aenne Biermann Price for German Contemporary photography in 2003. 2005, her final student work was awarded by the Manfred Bischoff Prize from the Stiftung der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Munich. 2007 she was prized by the City of Munich in photography, 2009 she received the Bayerischer Staatsförderpreis. In 2007 she had a solo show at Photomuseum Munich. At present she is exhibiting at the Sprengel Museum Hannover and the Neue Galerie Dachau, Germa... |
 Guido Mocafico - Guns and RosesGuns and Roses, Guido Mocafico's second solo exhibition at Bernheimer Fine Art Photography, unites two bodies of work; Guns dating from 2006 - 2008 and Roses, 2009. |
 Olaf Otto Becker - Above ZeroAfter his breathtaking, prize-winning photographs of the coast of Greenland in Broken Line, Olaf Otto Becker (*1959 in Travemünde) turns his attention to the interior of the island in his new series, Above Zero. |
 Fashion stills - Derek Hudson, Cathleen Naundorf, Jean-Marie Périer, Gérard UférasSofitel, fashion, photography, the United States and Europe : what a marvellous combination and magical bond between the capitals of the two continents! |
 Si la mode m'était contée - Derek Hudson, Cathleen Naundorf, Jean-Marie Périer, Gérard UférasSofitel célèbre la mode en Europe et en Amérique du Nord. |
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