Mahmoud Dabdoub, Die Studentin Maria S. porträtiert Gerd Harry L., 1984
Talk: »Fotografie und Archiv«
Friday, 17.10.25, 6 pm
Participants: Jens Bove / Head Deutsche Fotothek (Dresden), Elisabeth Gottfried and Susanne Neuburger / Forum Vor-Nachlass (Vienna), Kurt Kaindl / FOTOHOF>ARCHIV (Salzburg). In German Language.
FOTOHOF>STUDIO | Inge-Morath-Platz 1-3 | 5020 Salzburg | Österreich
Friday, 17.10.25, 6 pm
Participants: Jens Bove / Head Deutsche Fotothek (Dresden), Elisabeth Gottfried and Susanne Neuburger / Forum Vor-Nachlass (Vienna), Kurt Kaindl / FOTOHOF>ARCHIV (Salzburg). In German Language.
FOTOHOF>STUDIO | Inge-Morath-Platz 1-3 | 5020 Salzburg | Österreich
The participants provide brief insights into how photography is handled in their institutions: Deutsche Fotothek, a collection that has existed for over 100 years; Forum Vor-Nachlass, an initiative founded a year ago to advise artists and heirs; FOTOHOF>ARCHIV, which was founded over 10 years ago.
Exhibition:
The exhibition explores the question of how photography is made visible in the medium itself. The exhibits cover around 100 years of the pre-digital era in the form of an installation. The selection is based on a thematic review of the Deutsche Fotothek's collection of around 7 million photographs. On display are the photographic situation and practice, technology and materials, as well as studios and display cases as places of production and distribution. Photographers often sought out these subjects deliberately, reflecting on their own work, while sometimes they became the subject of the image unintentionally.
Curated by Agnes Matthias (Deutsche Fotothek, Dresden) and Karen Weinert (bautzner69/publish&print, Dresden).
Exhibition:
The exhibition explores the question of how photography is made visible in the medium itself. The exhibits cover around 100 years of the pre-digital era in the form of an installation. The selection is based on a thematic review of the Deutsche Fotothek's collection of around 7 million photographs. On display are the photographic situation and practice, technology and materials, as well as studios and display cases as places of production and distribution. Photographers often sought out these subjects deliberately, reflecting on their own work, while sometimes they became the subject of the image unintentionally.
Curated by Agnes Matthias (Deutsche Fotothek, Dresden) and Karen Weinert (bautzner69/publish&print, Dresden).
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