With Other Eyes
With Other Eyes
February 13, 2016
Charles Fréger: The karrigel of Guéméné-sur-Scorff, Everyday costume, Pays Pourlet and Pontivy 1880–1900, from the series 'Bretonnes', 2011–2014
The meaning of portraiture
Portraits represent a central theme in contemporary art – and photography in particular – with constantly evolving ways of formulating visual content. The aesthetic approaches range from documentary style to staged images, from new presentation of iconic visual traditions to a dialogue with aspects of amateur photography.
One theme – two emphasises
The Photographic Collection/SK Stiftung Kultur in Cologne is concentrating on serial portraits following an artistic-documentary approach. At the Art Museum in Bonn the emphasis is on aspects of contemporary, artistic image concepts by artists who live in Germany or have close connections here.
Further information at:
Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur, Kunstmuseum Bonn and Mit anderen Augen
Charles Fréger: The karrigel of Guéméné-sur-Scorff, Everyday costume, Pays Pourlet and Pontivy 1880–1900, from the series 'Bretonnes', 2011–2014
Pepa Hristova: Qamile 1, from the series 'Sworn Virgins', Albania 2008–2010
Pieter Hugo: from the series 'Permanent Error', 2009, 2010
Courtesy | Priska Pasquer, Cologne
Mark Neville: Firing Range, 2011, from the series 'The Helmand Work', 2010–2011
Jerry L. Thompson: N. 6th off Bedford towards Driggs, (dappled sunlight), 27.06.2013