![]() JANUSZ BECK - CENTRUM 26. - 28.05.2023 The photographic work centrum explores the hidden elegance and the contemporary historical role of the post-war modernist architecture in Hamburg, Germany. The exhibition deals with the urban structures and the image of the society in a West German city. Studio 45 Wendenstraße 45c, 20097 Hamburg www.wendenstrasse.org Open: Fri. from 6 pm, Sat. & Sun. 3 - 6 pm An event in the context of the Hamburg Architecture Summer 2023. www.architektursommer.de ![]() ![]() The hart series is part of the group show Metamorphosen at studio katerbau in Marnitz. Thank you Maren Katerbau for the invitation. METAMORPHOSEN 17.09.-16.10.2022 Vernissage: 17.09.2022 at 6:30 p.m. studio katerbau Grabower Str.4 19376 Marnitz (Ruhner Berge) www.studiokaterbau.com Group show and live events. With: Janusz Beck, Daniel Feistenauer, Maren Katerbau, Dorothea Tuch, Christian Schwarzenberg & Michael Sontag, Julia Steinigeweg and much more. Photo: Dorothea Tuch Idea and concept: Nils Haarmann und Maren Katerbau ![]() ![]() As part of the Wiesbadener Fototage, my work hart
will be shown at the Frauen Museum Wiesbaden from August 13 to 28. I am
very happy and thank the team of the Wiesbadener Fototage for the
nomination.
Wiesbadener Fototage https://wifo2022.de/ Frauen Museum Wiesbaden Wörthstraße 5 65185 Wiesbaden www.frauenmuseum-wiesbaden.de Opening hours: Wed & Thu from 12 am - 5 pm Fri to Sun from 11 am - 5 pm ![]() I talked to Giersch Magazine about my series hart. Thank you Eva for the great article! Find the whole interview at: Giersch Magazin für Stadtraum und Natur ![]() JANUSZ BECK - HART 02. - 05.06.2022 These
mountains and forests are entwined with German history and Germanic
myths: according to legend, unicorns lived here and witches met to
dance. Emperors resided here and the peasantry rebelled. The seemingly
untouched forests and mountains were places of longing for German
Romanticism. But place names such as Elend and Sorge still speaks of
the exploitation of man and natur. Under National Socialism, caves and
forests were used as concentration camps. After the war, the
inner-German border crossed the mountains, and currently climate change
is destroying the forest cover over large areas. The forested mountains
once gave the low mountain range its name: Hart. Over time, this became
the region's current name: Harz. The series Hart deals with a wide
concept of landscape, which includes socio-cultural, economic and
ecological contexts as well as the manifold interaction between man and
environment in the landscape. The combination of documentary
photographs with collected plants and objects represents an archive
that documents and reflects the identity and condition of a region and
a society.
Studio 45 Wendenstraße 45c, 20097 Hamburg www.wendenstrasse.org Open: Thu. 16 - 21 h Fr. - Sun. 11 - 18 h The exhibition takes place within the TRIENNALE DER PHOTOGRAPHIE HAMBURG EXPANDED. |