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Mekân: Stories of Syrian Refugees

February 1, 2017April 30, 2018 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments depo, documentary photography, exhibition, Mekân, migration, NarPhotos, photography, refugees, syria, turkey

DEPO Istanbul, a space for critical debate and cultural exchange, presents until 12 March 2017 the exhibition Mekân: Stories of Syrian Refugees

Events Topography of Memory

Photos As History Painting

December 22, 2016April 30, 2018 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments Andrei Karlov, ankara, assassination, Jerry Saltz, photograph, photography, VULTURE

An unnamed gunman gestures after shooting the Russian Ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov, at a photo gallery in Ankara, Turkey,

Imagination and Orchestration

Angela Fensch

July 28, 2015August 10, 2015 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments angela fensch, berlin, photography

[widgetkit id=19347] For decades Angela Fensch has been concerned with studying her subjects long-term. In everyday surroundings she internationally stages

Places

Along the Coastline

July 11, 2015April 30, 2018 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments coast, holiday, mediterranean sea, nick hannes, photography, shore, The Continuity of Man

Saint Tropez, France, August 30, 2013 A Senegalese migrant sells a bracelet to a naked lady on a naturist strech

Events

Sample Cities / Imaginary Spaces

February 4, 2015May 2, 2018 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments Berlin Senat, film @en, Gusztáv Hámos, india, Katja Pratschke, KHOJ, movie, photography, Sample Cities, Urban Exploration, urbanism

Book Launch and Exhibition – the upcoming artist in residency from Berlin in Istanbul will have a book launch and

Events Topography of Memory

MemoryLab: The Sentimental Turn

October 15, 2014October 19, 2014 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments Aura Rosenberg, berlin, displacement, Erwin Olaf, European Month of Photography, exhibition, Martin Gropius Bau, MemoryLab: The Sentimental Turn, Nan Goldin, photography, Topography of Memory, Vera Frenkel

Photography Challenges History The Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin shows in the frame of the European Month of Photography the exhibition Memory

Tightrope Walking

Loss is loss – Pain has no Nation

October 11, 2014May 4, 2019 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments Eman Mohammed, iWar, loss, Pain has no Nation, Palestine, photography, photos

Nothing replaces the loss of a son, not even another son. Those are the haunting words of Safia Abo Zour,

Future Archive

Dreamlike, a Barnyard Fantasy

August 13, 2014 Thomas Büsch 0 Comments broadway, Chantecler, Museum of the City of New York, performance, photography, theater

[widgetkit id=15729] Back in 1911, one of the most talked-about Broadway roles was played by a woman dressed as a rooster,

Tightrope Walking

The Book of Destruction

July 15, 2014May 5, 2019 Johanna Fröhlich 0 Comments Fondation Carmignac Gestion, Gaza, Kai Wiedenhöfer, photography, The Book of Destruction

The Berlin based photographer Kai Wiedenhöfer spend several times in Gaza taking photos that do more than underlining a story.

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