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December 28, 2016

With ‘Distant Realities’, the Pinakothek der Moderne of Munich presents an exhibition series on fine-art photography in the digital age. On view through 21 January, 2017.
With ‘Distant Realities’, the Pinakothek der Moderne of Munich presents an exhibition series on fine-art photography in the digital age. On view through 21 January, 2017.

The works by Ilit Azoulay, Mishka Henner, Inga Kerber, Mykola Ridnyi and Erin Shirreff investigate specific places, often social or political hotspots, but abandon the narrow borders of a documentary style and make use of the diverse possibilities of digital technologies and their artistic forms of expression. Analogue photography, its history and the ideas and expectations that go along with it remain a central point of reference here.

The artistic approaches of these artists is always focused on a contemplation of the medium and the status of the image, of perception and the act of seeing as well as the complex conditions under which both of these occur. The referent here is thus not direct reality but rather its mediated image, located within a complex web of influences, shaped by a wide variety of forces.

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