A Month of Photography in Berlin
A Month of Photography in Berlin
October 1, 2020
Roger Ballen, Bounty, a.d.S. Roger the Rat, 2017
© Roger Ballen / Courtesy ARTCO Gallery
Established in 2004, the EMOP Berlin – European Month of Photography is Germany’s largest photo festival. The bi-annual event is dedicated to presenting a vast range of historic and contemporary photography in various venues across the German capital. This year’s edition is set to take place from October 1 to 31.
The featured works have been selected by an expert jury, and are exhibited in museums, cultural institutions, galleries, project spaces, embassies and photography schools in Potsdam and Berlin. This year’s festival programme includes the solo show Hagiographie Biorobotica by Andreas Mühe (opens on October 9 at the St. Matthew Church, Berlin), as well as the series Palermo and the Fight against the Mafia by the legendary photographer Letizia Battaglia, which has been on show at the Italian Cultural Institute since October 9.
The festival programme also includes artist & book talks, as well as screenings of rarely shown films during the EMOP Opening Days. Another highlight is a live presentation by photographers Katja Ruge, Benita Suchodrev, Miron Zownir and Olaf Heine, offering insights into their past and present work.
For further information visit EMOP Berlin – European Month of Photography
Roger Ballen, Bounty, a.d.S. Roger the Rat, 2017
© Roger Ballen / Courtesy ARTCO Gallery
Fiona Tan, Shadow Archive IV, 2019
© Fiona Tan / Courtesy: BORCH Gallery & Editions, Copenhagen/Berlin
Carina Linge, Identität, 2019
© Carina Linge / Courtesy: Jarmuschek + Partnern
Thomas Platow, Ahornblatt Inn, Fischerinsel, Gertraudenstraße (Berlin Mitte), August 8, 2000 © Landesarchiv Berlin, Thomas Platow / Courtesy: Landesarchiv Berlin
Miron Zownir, Berlin, 1980
© Miron Zownir, Courtesy Museum für Fotografie – Sammlung Fotografie der Kunstbibliothek SMB