Photography special
Photography traditionally plays a strong role at the start of the season in the "City of Photographers" and fans of the expressive possibilities of this medium will find it all over the city.
In the station district you can see Kai Middendorff portraits of Romy Schneider, some of which have never been shown before. Helga Kneidl took in Paris in 1973. These are complemented by sensitive portraits of actresses and actors; Helga Kneidl became known as a theater photographer through her work at the Schaubühne Berlin and the Hamburg Schauspielhaus.
In Bockenheim, the PanGallery in the KunstRaum Bernusstrasse Heinrich Heidersbergerwho stands for German architectural and advertising photography of the 1950s and 1960s like almost no other photographer. Not far away in the MARS documents Stefan Steins photographically documents the upheavals of (Western) society, while the French photographer and video artist Sylvain Couzinet Jacques spent a summer observing the spatial situation of young people on a traffic circle in Madrid.
Also taking a look at the city Jonas Frei in his photographic series "The City", which takes the viewer on a journey through the imposing architecture of the Frankfurt skyline, exhibited at the Frankfurt Artists' Club in the Nebbienschen Gartenhaus in the park of the Bockenheimer Anlage.
Photography as a theme also at Laura Schawelka in the city center at FILIALE. The artist uses photos, sculptures and video to explore the complicity of photography in the consumerization of (female) bodies. Laura Schawelka studied under Tobias Rehberger at the Städelschule.
The DZ Bank Art Foundation is showing a presentation of the collection of the Fotomuseum Winterthur, while in the Ostend there will be a reunion with the internationally award-winning Johanna Diehl at Wilma Tolksdorf attracts visitors.
In Sachsenhausen are at Gallery-Peter-Sillem landscape portraits by Barbara Klemm from the Neckar to the Nidda, from the Mongolian desert to the waterfalls of Iguazú, all silver gelatine prints made by her own hand. And not far away at the Frankfurt ArtColumn the conceptual artist Karsten Bott is exploring traces of life in the Willy-Brandt-Platz subway station in a photographic work.