Friday, February 15, 2013

Photography in Berlin, February 2013

Berlin is an amazing place for photography, it seems like every week there is a new photo exhibition to see. We are definitely super lucky to be living here right now. Here is some work we've seen in the last month or so:


Saw the work of Swedish photographer Christer Stromholm (1918-2002) for the first time last year, at Swedish Photography. I was happy to see our favourite gallery C/O Berlin was showing a big retrospective of his in Germany for the first time. A self-declared advocate of “available light”, his grainy portraits of transsexuals are particularly lovely.










Asger Carlsen's Hester at Dittrich Schlechtriem gallery  (1 Feb 16-Mar, 2013)
Stumbled upon this just walking down a street in Mitte :) Asger Carlsen born 1973 in Denmark, and now lives and works in New York. You can read a small interview with him about this series on Vice.



















15 Years at the highly influential CameraWork gallery by various renowned photographers.

Love this series for Italian Vogue by photographer: Michaelangelo di Battista

Some really great portraiture









The team behind DerZeit Magazine put together a 2013 fashion calendar, with a launch party at Voo. The printed piece was a limited edition collectible, featuring upcoming new faces wearing German fashion designers.


Cover and January - Art Direction Manuel Schibli, Photography Jonas Lindström and Styling by the lovely Sebastiano Ragusa 


Margaret Bourke-White at Martin-Gropius-Bau museum, featuring iconic images photographed for Life Magazine.


Also... Oh, no big deal :)




 The latest exhibition we attended was last week, for the opening of Deutschland, by Gerry Johansson (b. 1945) at Swedish Photography gallery (Feb 16 - Mar 30, 2013). Germany via its suburban and rural landscapes. Simple, quiet images, with really clever composition.




Friday, February 8, 2013

Berlin Fashion Week SS 2013

Our belated post on Berlin Fashion week, better late then never :) Here are some things we liked, surprisingly mostly menswear.


Julian Zigerli
Show and Presentation






Martin Niklas Wieser
Presentation





Sissi Goetze
Presentaion




Isabell de Hillerin 
Presentation