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EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE #89
European Photography 89 features fresh work by contemporary artists as diverse as Viviane Sassen, André Giesemann, Daniel Schulz, Eric Tabuchi, Satomi Shirai, Anna Skladmann, Magda Biernat, Almagul Menlibayeva, Daniel Traub, Hans-Christian Schink, and Vincent Fournier.
Also in this issue:
Boris von Brauchitsch: Google, the New Photo Machine
With Google Earth and Google Street View the visual tsunami has taken on a whole new dimension: thanks to the search engine with its images of our planet, be it from the angle of a satellite or a passer-by, it is possible to view every house in every street in every city – without anyone having selected or even looked at the respective images.
Christoph Schaden: Welcome to the Situation Room
An image. We see thirteen people gathered around a ... - Exposition
Exhibition: Aqua Claudia - Hans-Christian Schink
During his residency at Villa Massimo Hans-Christian Schink explores the urban history of Rome along the Aqua Claudia. The Aqua Claudia was an antique aqueduct, supplying the roman capital with water. The overall length from the source to the city-centre added up to approximately 69 kilometres. For the bigger part of the stretch, the canal took its course underground, for the last 13 kilometres the water was conducted into the city via over ground arch constructions. In 38 AD building of the Aqua Claudia began under the rule of emperor Caligula and was finished under emperor Claudius in 52 AD. From today’s Parco degli Aquedotti to Porta Maggiore the remaining fragments can still be found throughout the south-eastern districts. Hans-Christian Schink follows the aqueduct through the urban landscape, depicting a cross... - Exposition
L'exposition « 1h » de Hans-Christian Schink à la galerie Pinxit
Entre 2003 et 2010, Hans-Christian Schink s’est lancé dans la course du soleil. Il a voyagé entre les hémisphères Nord et Sud afin de fixer 1h de son cycle. L’œuvre de Hans-Christian Schink est à la limite de plusieurs genres, la photographie scientifique et celle de voyage. Entre science et art, ses images donnent la sensation de s’approcher de l’invisible, de saisir un instant d’éternité, d’harmonie, loin du bruit du monde, et d’en percevoir l’intime pulsation.
Coup de cœur de la galerie Pinxit à la dernière édition de Paris Photo, Hans-Christian Schink propose un voyage d’une heure avec le soleil. Notre œil est incapable de percevoir le mouvement du soleil ou la rotation... - Exposition
Le Museum of Art, Bates College accueille « Starstruck : The Fine Art of Astrophotography »
« Starstruck: The Fine Art of Astrophotography » will be among the first major exhibitions treating astrophotography as an art genre and, together with its attendant catalogue, will present new scholarship in this rapidly-evolving field. The exhibition, organized by the Museum’s Curator of Education, Anthony Shostak, features 106 images by thirty-five artists from around the world. Nine artists are included by invitation: Michael Benson, Linda Connor, Robert Gendler, Sharon Harper, David Malin, Thomas Ruff, Hans-Christian Schink, Alfred Stieglitz, and Jacqueline Woods. The remaining artists were selected through a juried format, and include five from Maine–James Cormier (Ellsworth), Jacob Gerritsen (Camden), Jim Nickelson (Camden), Kirk Rogers (Portland), and John Stetson (Falmouth)... - Exposition
Hans-Christian Schink - 1h, Galerie Rothamel Frankfurt
Hans-Christian Schink’s series of analogue, black and white photographs, titled 1h, were created between 2003 and 2010. Taken with an exposure time of one hour, they show views of the sun – cityscapes, deserts, oceans and mountains – in twelve respective locations of the northern and the southern hemisphere. The long period of exposure and the light’s intensity causes “real solarisation”, i.e. the sun leaves a black trace on the film, surrounded by a radiant aureole.
These spectacular photographs evoke a sense of surreal reality. The luminous recorded course of time draws the scenes into timelessness. They seem strange, sometimes haunting – hovering in a fascinating intermediate sphere.
Vignette: Hans-Christian Schink, 2/21/2010 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm S: 38°49.042' ... - Exposition
Hans Christian Schink - Photographs 1980 to 2010, Museum Küppersmühle für Moderne Kunst
«The best present of my life was most probably the simple role-film camera I received for my seventh birthday», recalls Hans-Christian Schink, one of Germany's leading contemporary photographers. The works by the Erfurt-born photographer, who today lives in Leipzig and who regularly travels the globe to create his photo-series, are represented in public and private collections worldwide. His photographs are also on view in the MKM's presentation of the Ströher Collection since many years.
The MKM is now showing the most comprehensive exhibition to date of works by Hans-Christian Schink whose oeuvre has wielded a crucial impact on German photography. Approximately 100 large-format works afford an illuminating insight into his output until the present day, and impressively chart the developm... - Exposition
Photography 1980 - 2010- Hans-Christian Schink
Hans-Christian Schink (born 1961 in Erfurt) is one of the most significant internationally active contemporary photographers of our time, and his works belong to numerous public and private collections world wide. The exhibition at the Neues Museum Weimar offers the most comprehensive exemplary overview ever given of the various parts of Hans-Christian Schink’s oeuvre beginning in the year 1980 until today. From the very start of his artistic activity, Hans-Christian Schink has worked on strictly defined series in regard to content that developed over a long period of time. The exhibition focuses on four thematic and aesthetic emphases of his photographic oeuvre. It presents portrayals of walls and empty interiors that negate central and interpretative perspectives, taking their place in the ranks of colour fiel... - Exposition
VETO : Contemporary Positions in German Photography
Seit der Erfindung im frühen 19. Jahrhundert gilt die Fotografie als Spiegel der Wirklichkeit. Aber nicht erst mit dem Aufkommen der digitalen Bildbearbeitung und ihren Möglichkeiten der Manipulation wurde dieser Anspruch radikal infrage gestellt. Acht künstlerische Positionen jenseits der Wirklichkeitstreue der Fotografie stellt die Ausstellung „VETO – Zeitgenössische Positionen in der deutschen Fotografie“ vom 4. September bis 15. November 2009 im Haus der Photographie in den Deichtorhallen vor.
Die von Ingo Taubhorn kuratierte Schau setzt den Fokus auf Fotografie, die die vielfachen Möglichkeiten einer Reflexion über die Bedingungen des fotografischen Bildes zum Bildthema hat. Die ausgewählten Künstlerinnen und Künstler, die sich mit ihren Arbeiten im K... - Exposition
EAST (for the record) - Carte Blanche VI: VNG Verbundnetz Gas AG
The sixth exhibition in the scope of the Carte Blanche project of the GfZK presents the current expansion of the photographic collection of VNG - Verbundnetz Gas AG and a cross-section of its collection of paintings and graphic art.
The photo collection of Verbundnetz Gas AG is one of the most significant collections of contemporary photographic art in Germany. It is a reflection of a period of social transition, documenting the radical political, economic and social changes that took place in the former GDR between 1992 and 2000. This detailed insight into the recent history of Germany has a focus upon landscape and industry, based largely upon a comparative view of the periods before and after 1989. However, key historic events of autumn 1989 have remained outside of the spotlight thus far. Viewed from different bio... - Exposition
Hans-Christian Schink - Vietnam
Tenemos el placer de invitarle a la inauguración de las fotografías del fotógrafo alemán Hans-Christian Schink que tendrá lugar en nuestra galería el próximo jueves 31 de Mayo a partir de las 20.00 horas, dentro del marco del Festival de Fotografía PhotoEspaña 07.
Natalia Márquez...
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European Photography 89 features fresh work by contemporary artists as diverse as Viviane Sassen, André Giesemann, Daniel Schulz, Eric Tabuchi, Satomi Shirai, Anna Skladmann, Magda Biernat, Almagul Menlibayeva, Daniel Traub, Hans-Christian Schink, and Vincent Fournier.
Also in this issue:
Boris von Brauchitsch: Google, the New Photo Machine
With Google Earth and Google Street View the visual tsunami has taken on a whole new dimension: thanks to the search engine with its images of our planet, be it from the angle of a satellite or a passer-by, it is possible to view every house in every street in every city – without anyone having selected or even looked at the respective images.
Christoph Schaden: Welcome to the Situation Room
An image. We see thirteen people gathered around a ...
During his residency at Villa Massimo Hans-Christian Schink explores the urban history of Rome along the Aqua Claudia. The Aqua Claudia was an antique aqueduct, supplying the roman capital with water. The overall length from the source to the city-centre added up to approximately 69 kilometres. For the bigger part of the stretch, the canal took its course underground, for the last 13 kilometres the water was conducted into the city via over ground arch constructions. In 38 AD building of the Aqua Claudia began under the rule of emperor Caligula and was finished under emperor Claudius in 52 AD. From today’s Parco degli Aquedotti to Porta Maggiore the remaining fragments can still be found throughout the south-eastern districts. Hans-Christian Schink follows the aqueduct through the urban landscape, depicting a cross...
Entre 2003 et 2010, Hans-Christian Schink s’est lancé dans la course du soleil. Il a voyagé entre les hémisphères Nord et Sud afin de fixer 1h de son cycle. L’œuvre de Hans-Christian Schink est à la limite de plusieurs genres, la photographie scientifique et celle de voyage. Entre science et art, ses images donnent la sensation de s’approcher de l’invisible, de saisir un instant d’éternité, d’harmonie, loin du bruit du monde, et d’en percevoir l’intime pulsation.
Coup de cœur de la galerie Pinxit à la dernière édition de Paris Photo, Hans-Christian Schink propose un voyage d’une heure avec le soleil. Notre œil est incapable de percevoir le mouvement du soleil ou la rotation...
« Starstruck: The Fine Art of Astrophotography » will be among the first major exhibitions treating astrophotography as an art genre and, together with its attendant catalogue, will present new scholarship in this rapidly-evolving field. The exhibition, organized by the Museum’s Curator of Education, Anthony Shostak, features 106 images by thirty-five artists from around the world. Nine artists are included by invitation: Michael Benson, Linda Connor, Robert Gendler, Sharon Harper, David Malin, Thomas Ruff, Hans-Christian Schink, Alfred Stieglitz, and Jacqueline Woods. The remaining artists were selected through a juried format, and include five from Maine–James Cormier (Ellsworth), Jacob Gerritsen (Camden), Jim Nickelson (Camden), Kirk Rogers (Portland), and John Stetson (Falmouth)...
Hans-Christian Schink’s series of analogue, black and white photographs, titled 1h, were created between 2003 and 2010. Taken with an exposure time of one hour, they show views of the sun – cityscapes, deserts, oceans and mountains – in twelve respective locations of the northern and the southern hemisphere. The long period of exposure and the light’s intensity causes “real solarisation”, i.e. the sun leaves a black trace on the film, surrounded by a radiant aureole.
These spectacular photographs evoke a sense of surreal reality. The luminous recorded course of time draws the scenes into timelessness. They seem strange, sometimes haunting – hovering in a fascinating intermediate sphere.
Vignette: Hans-Christian Schink, 2/21/2010 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm S: 38°49.042' ...
«The best present of my life was most probably the simple role-film camera I received for my seventh birthday», recalls Hans-Christian Schink, one of Germany's leading contemporary photographers. The works by the Erfurt-born photographer, who today lives in Leipzig and who regularly travels the globe to create his photo-series, are represented in public and private collections worldwide. His photographs are also on view in the MKM's presentation of the Ströher Collection since many years.
The MKM is now showing the most comprehensive exhibition to date of works by Hans-Christian Schink whose oeuvre has wielded a crucial impact on German photography. Approximately 100 large-format works afford an illuminating insight into his output until the present day, and impressively chart the developm...
Hans-Christian Schink (born 1961 in Erfurt) is one of the most significant internationally active contemporary photographers of our time, and his works belong to numerous public and private collections world wide. The exhibition at the Neues Museum Weimar offers the most comprehensive exemplary overview ever given of the various parts of Hans-Christian Schink’s oeuvre beginning in the year 1980 until today. From the very start of his artistic activity, Hans-Christian Schink has worked on strictly defined series in regard to content that developed over a long period of time. The exhibition focuses on four thematic and aesthetic emphases of his photographic oeuvre. It presents portrayals of walls and empty interiors that negate central and interpretative perspectives, taking their place in the ranks of colour fiel...
Seit der Erfindung im frühen 19. Jahrhundert gilt die Fotografie als Spiegel der Wirklichkeit. Aber nicht erst mit dem Aufkommen der digitalen Bildbearbeitung und ihren Möglichkeiten der Manipulation wurde dieser Anspruch radikal infrage gestellt. Acht künstlerische Positionen jenseits der Wirklichkeitstreue der Fotografie stellt die Ausstellung „VETO – Zeitgenössische Positionen in der deutschen Fotografie“ vom 4. September bis 15. November 2009 im Haus der Photographie in den Deichtorhallen vor.
Die von Ingo Taubhorn kuratierte Schau setzt den Fokus auf Fotografie, die die vielfachen Möglichkeiten einer Reflexion über die Bedingungen des fotografischen Bildes zum Bildthema hat. Die ausgewählten Künstlerinnen und Künstler, die sich mit ihren Arbeiten im K...
The sixth exhibition in the scope of the Carte Blanche project of the GfZK presents the current expansion of the photographic collection of VNG - Verbundnetz Gas AG and a cross-section of its collection of paintings and graphic art.
The photo collection of Verbundnetz Gas AG is one of the most significant collections of contemporary photographic art in Germany. It is a reflection of a period of social transition, documenting the radical political, economic and social changes that took place in the former GDR between 1992 and 2000. This detailed insight into the recent history of Germany has a focus upon landscape and industry, based largely upon a comparative view of the periods before and after 1989. However, key historic events of autumn 1989 have remained outside of the spotlight thus far. Viewed from different bio...
Tenemos el placer de invitarle a la inauguración de las fotografías del fotógrafo alemán Hans-Christian Schink que tendrá lugar en nuestra galería el próximo jueves 31 de Mayo a partir de las 20.00 horas, dentro del marco del Festival de Fotografía PhotoEspaña 07.
Natalia Márquez...