The exhibition “Die neue Wirklichkeit” is featuring work from the 1920s and 1930s of recognized artists such as Aenne Biermann, Karl Blossfeldt, Florence Henri, Germaine Krull, Albert Renger-Patzsch and August Sander at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich from 26th of March until 26th of June 2011. The images come from the collection of Ann and Jürgen Wilde Foundation.
Admission is 10 euros.
Munich based photographers David Beger, Thomas Gothier, Nikolas Fabian Kammerer and Sebastian Lindner are going to present their work in “Youth & Young Manhood” at Farbenladen (Hansastr. 31 in Munich).
The exhibition opens on March 3rd at 7 pm and will take place until March 27th.
Opening hours: 4pm to 10pm, from Friday to Sunday. Admission is free.
all rigths © one of the photographers
Munich based photographer Maximilian Geuter is experimenting extensively with creative lighting and photographic techniques in his portraits. Furthermore he shows some polaroid-transfer images on the site of his gallery rep “Firstlines“.
all images © Maximilian Geuter
Markus Rico shows a very diverse and interesting body of work on his website containing portraits and fashion photography. He also got to be well known for his documentary project “flashatnight” on night life in Madrid, Barcelona, London, Berlin and Milan.
all images © Markus Rico
After almoust missing the exhibition of famous French photographer Jeanloup Sieff I would like to advise you that there is the rare possibility to see 40 original vintage prints at Galerie Bernheimer in Munich. The selection contains four decades of his work from the 60ies to the late 90ies and will only take until January 29th.
Hurry up!
all images © Jeanloup Sieff
The first photographer from Barcelona I would like to present is my former fellow student and dear friend Cesar Segarra. He works in fashion and shows a very interesting, diverse and stunning portfolio on his website.
Segarra publishes his images in various Spanish magazines, photographs for well known fashion designers and runs a blog which is also worth a visit.
all images © Cesar Segarra
During these last weeks I’ve been doing a lot of thinking on the future of this blog and finally decided to change various aspects.
I am going to include young photographers, blogs, zines, exhibitions that emerge from my four-year hometown Barcelona into Kalte Burger as I recognized that since the day I left and came back to Munich I wouldn’t hardly notice anything that happens in photography in the catalonian capital.
That way I hope to achieve some kind of photographic exchange betwenn both cities and maybe this can be a platform for future collaborations, exhibitions or projects including artists from MUC and BCN.
In the course of these changes I will take my own work from this blog and present it via tumblr in the future. Plus my new website will be online soon…
Right now there is the group show “Die Stadt. Vom Werden und Vergehen.” at Versicherungskammer Bayern (Maximiliansstr. 53, Munich) shwowing work from various photographers of the agency Ostkreuz from Berlin.
Until 23rd of January, every day from 9am to 7 pm. Admission is free.
Today, I’ll present Florian Huth, a young Munich-based photographer, who joined Oliver J. Uhrig to work at one of the still existing studios at Domagkateliers.
Besides the stunning landscapes in his series Zugspitze and Gipfel & Kreuze, which are about human intervention in the Alpes and its surrounding areas, you can find documentary work as well as projects combining graphic design, sculpture and photography.
all images © Florian Huth
Von München nach Barcelona und aus Spanien wieder zurück.
Dies ist der Versuch eines Brückenschlags zwischen meinen langjährigen Heimatstädten und den jeweiligen Fotografieszenen.
This is a blog about photography in my long-term hometowns Munich and Barcelona and sometimes the rest of Spain. (for posts in english please check below)
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