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From Vernissage to Archive: Why Your Exhibition Needs Professional Documentation
„An exhibition runs for three months. The photos of it might be around for thirty years.“
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Spaces of Time: Julia Gaisbacher photographs Hanne Darboven’s World
I’ll admit: when I first picked up Julia Gaisbacher’s Hanne Darboven. Am Burgberg, I wasn’t sure what I was walking into. This might be another “artist house as museum” photobook, polished and nostalgic? Or would it actually let me feel something of Darboven’s presence? And maybe the bigger question
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I spy with a curious eye… Watch! Watch! Watch! Henri Cartier-Bresson at Foto
The exhibition “Watch! Watch! Watch!” at FOTO ARSENAL Vienna offers a richly layered retrospective of the life and work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. With around 240 original prints, along with historical magazines, photobooks, and archival
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Valie Export’s Photography: Blurring the Line Between Artist and Subject
As part of the In Transition program of FOTO ARSENAL WIEN prior to its opening in March 2025 Valie Export gave deep insights in her way of working and presented us various negatives and prints from her vast archive during a talk with Artistic Director Felix Hoffmann.
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Haben Sie Wien schon ... durch die Augen von Stefanie Moshammer gesehen?
Es ist nicht neu, dass große Fotografen haben Bücher über Städte produzierten: Andreas Feininger und Jay Maisel über New York or Eugène Atget, Robert Doisneau or Henri Cartier-Bresson über Paris. Aber was macht Wien aus? Weshalb kommen Touristen und welche Klischees werden erwartet bzw. wahrscheinli
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