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Part of EMOP. Manfred Paul's photography deals with the existential questions of the human condition. These images become parables and serve to understand the passing of all things in life. In this exhibition, Manfred Paul shows photographs taken during stays abroad in Romania (1978), Paris (1988) and India (1989). This is the first time that these works are on view in Berlin. Manfred Paul is considered one of the most renowned East German photographers.
Part of EMOP. In an installation comprising photography and text, the photographer Ingo van Aaren and the writer David Wagner engage with the concept of the flâneur. The idea of someone who strolls through the city was once taken to extremes by Parisian bohemians who took their pet turtles for a walk. Ingo van Aaren's photographs follow David Wagner and a tortoise as they wander through Berlin at night.
Myriam El Haïk explores the topos of landscape in this exhibition. The artist approaches the subject through the sensations that a landscape evokes in her. The emotional space designed in this way in drawings and paintings is also reminiscent of the patterns of carpets, which the artist perceives as landscapes that are experienced physically as well as tangible. Her painterly works are supported by musical compositions in the exhibition.
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The exhibition Arno Fischer: Eine Reise will offer insight into Arno Fischer’s photographic practice and the various roles he played—photographer, mediator, and teacher—during his career. With over one hundred black and white and colour photographs taken between the early 1950s and late 2000s, some of which are shown for the first time, the exhibition will highlight the important place Fischer holds in the history of German photography.
"In Kurz's work, loneliness is conveyed as an existential feeling of being a of being a stranger in the world. Based on conversations about experiences of loneliness, the artist transfers emotional and physical sensations into pictures and self-made objects, which she objects, which she photographs in a distanced studio manner." (Cora Waschke)
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