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Dusseldorf: Focus on Photography
Dusseldorf: Focus on Photography
February 2, 2016
Lucien Clergue, Danseuse gitane, 1958
From 12 to 14 February 2016, Dusseldorf will be dedicated to photography during the fifth edition of the city's annual Photo Weekend. More than fifty galleries, museums, institutes and temporary exhibition spaces will participate in this year's event. Following its great success in previous years, the Dusseldorf Photo Weekend has become an established element of the city's art and culture scene, and is also gaining increasing international attention.
The exhibition programme of this year's edition spans from the beginnings of photography in the 19th century to contemporary explorations of the medium – representing artists such as Lucien Clergue and William Wegman (Bugdahn und Kaimer Gallery) as well as Leica photographer Loïc Bréard, whose series 'Egypt – In the Mirror of Timelessness' will be showing at the Art Unit Gallery.
For further details and exhibition run-times visit Duesseldorf Photo Weekend
The exhibition programme of this year's edition spans from the beginnings of photography in the 19th century to contemporary explorations of the medium – representing artists such as Lucien Clergue and William Wegman (Bugdahn und Kaimer Gallery) as well as Leica photographer Loïc Bréard, whose series 'Egypt – In the Mirror of Timelessness' will be showing at the Art Unit Gallery.
For further details and exhibition run-times visit Duesseldorf Photo Weekend
Lucien Clergue, Danseuse gitane, 1958
Loïc Bréard, Temple Guard, Edfu 2011
William Wegman, Ethiopia
© William Wegman courtesy Galerie Bugdahn, Düsseldorf
Ivan Baschang, from the series 'Corbeilles de Paris', 2004–2013
Lucien Clergue, On forme le cercle, 1955