Galerie Priska Pasquer, Exhibitions: EXHIBITIONS




	EXPERIMENT – LIFE – POLITICS EXPERIMENT – LIFE – POLITICS Bauhaus Photography X Russian Avant-garde March 2 – May 14, 2013 With the exhibition EXPERIMENT – LIFE – POLITICS, Galerie Priska Pasquer presents photographs from the period between the two world wars, which is regarded as a key development phase for photography. While Bauhaus artists in Germany were using photography primarily in the late 1920s as an experimental field under the catchphrase of the 'New Vision', the medium in Russia evolved to become an expression of political changes and social ideals. The exhibition will feature photographs and photo collages from the years 1919 to 1939 among others by T. Lux Feininger, Grit Kallin-Fischer, Alexander Rodchenko, Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina. Shomei Tomatsu SHOMEI TOMATSU November 8, 2012 – January 19, 2013 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the second exhibition in Germany to be devoted exclusively to the works of Japanese artist Shomei Tomatsu. The exhibition features a selection of black-and-white photographs and, for the first time in a gallery exhibition outside Japan, color works by the artist from the late 1960s and the 1970s. Shomei Tomatsu is regarded as the most important figure in Japanese post-war photography and his work has had a key influence on subsequent artists such as Daido Moriyama, Yutaka Takanashi and Nobuyoshi Araki. Yutaka Takanashi YUTAKA TAKANASHI September 8 – November 3, 2012 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the second exhibition in Germany to be devoted exclusively to the works of Japanese photographer Yutaka Takanashi (born 1935). One of the founders of the legendary 'Provoke' group that revolutionised Japanese photography at the end of the 1960s, Takanashi’s influence can still be felt in Japan and in the West to this day. Only recently, the works of Yutaka Takanashi were on display at the 'Yutaka Takanashi' solo show at Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paris. The Galerie Priska Pasquer exhibition features a selection of works from the Paris exhibition. Among the images on display are black-and-white photographs from the publication 'Toshi-e' (Towards the City, 1974) and early colour photographs from the volume 'Machi' (Town, 1977) in addition to works from the series 'Shinjuku – Text of a City' from 1982-83. Shin Yanagisawa - Andrei Molodkin SHIN YANAGISAWA - ANDREI MOLODKIN June 9 – September 3, 2012 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the exhibition 'Shin Yanagisawa – Andrei Molodkin'. This is the second exhibition at Galerie Priska Pasquer in which photography is paired with sculpture in order to create an open dialog between artworks from different contexts and genres. In this exhibition the Japanese photographer Shin Yanagisawa (1936 – 2008) is being exhibited outside Japan for the fist time. The exhibition presents two bodies of work: cityscapes and street scenes from series 'Tracks of the City' from the 1960s and early 1970s and 'Hard Winter' with nude photographs taken during his travels to Northern Japan. Jablonka Pasquer Projects: Reference - Drawings Reference - Drawings SHERRIE LEVINE, PHILIP TAAFFE, TERRY WINTERS JABLONKA PASQUER PROJECTS Lindenstr. 19, D-50674 Köln +49 221 39760640 jablonkapasquerprojects@gmail.com June 9 - July 27, 2012 Jablonka Pasquer Projects: Sherrie Levine – August Sander SHERRIE LEVINE - AUGUST SANDER JABLONKA PASQUER PROJECTS Lindenstr. 19, D-50674 Köln +49 221 39760640 jablonkapasquerprojects@gmail.com March 16 - May 19, 2012 Galerie Priska Pasquer: Sherrie Levine – August Sander SHERRIE LEVINE - AUGUST SANDER GALERIE PRISKA PASQUER Albertusstr. 9-11, D-50667 Köln +49 221 9526313 galerie@priskapasquer.de www.priskapasquer.de March 16 - June 20, 2012 Jablonka Galerie: Sherrie Levine – August Sander SHERRIE LEVINE - AUGUST SANDER JABLONKA GALERIE Lindenstr. 19, D-50674 Köln +49 221 39760640 jablonkapasquerprojects@gmail.com March 16 - May 19, 2012 Leiko Ikemura: Flame & Fire LEIKO IKEMURA FLAME & FIRE October 28, 2011 – February 3. 2012 Galerie Priska Pasquer is delighted to be presenting refers to both the sculptural production process as well as the content of the photo series, 'sh-h', featured in the exhibition. Jablonka Pasquer Projects: Japan 4 JABLONKA PASQUER PROJECTS JAPAN 4 'Nobuyoshi Araki, Daido Moriyama, Yutaka Takanashi, Shomei Tomatsu' October 10 – November 11, 2011 Galerie Prasquer is delighted to be embarking on a new partnership with Jablonka Galerie for the 2011 autumn season. At Lindenstr. 19, Jablonka Pasquer Projects is presenting the exhibition "Japan 4" The exhibition centrally features four Japanese photographers, Nobuyoshi Araki, Daido Moriyama, Yutaka Takanashi and Shomei Tomatsu whose work has significantly influenced the medium both within Japan and internationally. Daido Moriyama DAIDO MORIYAMA September 10 - October 25, 2011 Lieko Shiga - Canary LIEKO SHIGA Canary May 24 – July 30, 2011 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the 'Canary' series by Japanese artist Lieko Shiga, for which she won the 'Infinity Award (Young Photographer)' from the International Center of Photography, New York, in 2009. In 'Canary', Lieko Shiga combines personal accounts of people and local myths with her own personal memories, feelings and experiences to create fantastic, often perplexing scenarios. The works interact to form a complex, dramatic tableau that vacillates between dreams and reality. Stephan Crasneanski - Landscapes and Memories STEPHAN CRASNEANSCKI April 26, 2011 - May 15 2011  Ilan Engel & Priska Pasquer present: Stephan Crasneanski - Landscapes and Memories Stephan Crasneanscki gained international recognition since 2000 with his „Soundwalks“ in cities around the world (among others with Paul Auster at Ground Zero, New York and with Gong Lin in Beijing). Echoing the impulse of his Soundwalks the artist concentrates in his photographic works on places and landscapes of remembrance. While in his previous „Ulysses“ Series it were the ancient places of Greek mythology in the current exhibition “Landscapes and Memories“ are places of inspiration and remembrance of modern and contemporary artists. Exhibited are works that are dedicated to Leo Tolstoy, Akira Kurosawa and Kasimir Malevich. Andy Warhol - Polaroids ANDY Warhol Polaroids February 12 – April 13, 2011 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to exhibit a selection of Polaroids by Andy Warhol. Andy Warhol was one of the most influential figures in contemporary art with his paintings, objects, drawings and other media. In the past years the Polaroid photographs - a lesser known, but nevertheless essential part of Warhol’s work - came into focus. The exhibition includes portraits of artists, celebrities and sportsmen like Robert Rauschenberg, Josef Beuys, Liza Minnelli, Muhammad Ali as well as self-portraits by the artist. Ken Kitano - Our Face KEN KITANO November 16, 2010 - February 5, 2011  Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the first ever exhibition in Germany to be devoted exclusively to the works of Ken Kitano. Ken Kitano, who was born in 1968, has been working on the ‘Our Face’ project since 1999. Beginning in his native Japan, he portrays members of social groups, associations, clubs or professions – for instance lawyers, athletes or ricksha pullers. A conceptual approach such as this was pioneered by August Sander, whose Weimar typology ‘Face of our Time’ was published back in 1929. Unlike Sander, however, Ken Kitano’s work does not depict individuals belonging to a group, but rather compresses portraits of a group into a single print, in which the portraits (up to several dozen individual shots) are copied upon one another, layer upon layer.  Rinko Kawauchi, A Glimmer in Silence RINKO KAWAUCHI Sept. 4 - Nov. 2, 2010 To mark the ten-year anniversary of Galerie Priska Pasquer, we are delighted to present a selection of new works by Rinko Kawauchi. With 'A Glimmer in Silence', Rinko Kawauchi recalls the spirit of the 'Utatane' series with which she entered the art scene in 2001. Today, Rinko Kawauchi is one of the best-known Japanese photographers of her generation. Oliver Sieber OLIVER SIEBER 'Imaginary Club' June 12 – August 28, 2010 Youth and culture, music and society, identity and the search for individuality – these are the themes that define the works of photographer Oliver Sieber. Sieber seeks out clues in subcultural milieus, visiting clubs, concerts and illegal parties in Los Angeles, Toronto, Tokyo, Osaka, New York and small-town Germany. Here, he comes into contact with Punks, Visu’s, Psychobillies, Gothic Lolitas and Cosplayers – people who define their identity through codes, demonstrating membership of one group while distancing themselves from the mainstream. With his Imaginary Club exhibition, Oliver Sieber has brought together the different protagonists from his series. In Imaginary Club, it is the heterogeneity and the nonconformist element shared by the personalities that captures the artist’s interest. Yutaka Takanashi - Towards the City YUTAKA TAKANASHI 'Towards the City' 22. April – 8. Juni 2010 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present an exhibition of the works of Japanese photographer Yutaka Takanashi, whom the gallery represents exclusively since the beginning of 2010. In the first overseas solo exhibition to be devoted to his works since the mid-1980s, a selection of Takanashi’s works from the period 1963 – 1974 will be featured. Yutaka Takanashi was one of the co-founders of the legendary 'Provoke' group which revolutionised Japanese photography at the end of the 1960s. Other members of this group included Daido Moriyamya and Takuma Nakahira. The works in this exhibition were published by Yutaka Takanashi in 1974 in the two-part volume 'Toshi-e' (Towards the City). This elaborate publication marked both the high-water mark and the end of the 'Provoke' era.   Shomei Tomatsu SHOMEI TOMATSU March 13 – April 17 2010 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the first ever exhibition in Germany to be devoted exclusively to the works of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu. Shomei Tomatsu (1930) is widely considered the most important figure in Japanese postwar photography. Tomatsu's photographs are examining, in an absolutely personal and unique vision, the changes in the Japanese society since the 1950s. They provide a candid look at the aftereffects of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, the influence of American military and popular culture, and the impact of the post-1960s economic boom in Japan. The exhibition will show a selection of works from late 1950s to the early 1970s. Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina: A Revolutionary Portrait GUSTAV KLUTSIS and VALENTINA KULAGINA 'A Revolutionary Portrait' Curated by Dr. Margarita Tupitsyn January 23 – March 9, 2010 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to exhibit photographs and photomontages by the artist couple Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina. Gustav Klutsis was a pioneering Russian Constructivist artist, designer, photographer, and photomontagist. Alongside the works of Aleksandr Rodchenko, Varvara Stepanova, El Lissitzky, and Sergei Senkin, Klutsis’s work stands as one of the strongest examples of the post-abstract Soviet avant-garde. His wife and colleague Valentina Kulagina was an innovative poster, book, and exhibition designer. The exhibition explores the creative partnership between the two artists. Ikko Narahara. Photographs from the 1950s to the 1970s IKKO NARAHARA 'Photographs from the 1950s to the 1970s' October 31, 2009 - January 19, 2010 The Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in Germany by the Japanese photographer Ikko Narahara. A selection of photographs, ranging from his early work of the 1950s through to the major series “Where Time has Vanished” from the beginning of the 1970s will be on show. ROSTA - Russian avant-garde x Andrei Molodkin ROSTA - Russian avant-garde x Andrei Molodkin September 5 – October 27 2009 In this exhibition, political avant-garde art from the former Soviet Union rubs shoulders with the current political works of Russian artist Andrei Molodkin. The latter attained international recognition in recent years owing to his politically motivated crude oil sculptures and large-scale ballpoint pen drawings and is currently representing Russia at the Venice Biennale. The exhibition will feature hand-painted Russian avant-garde posters – known as ‘Rosta windows’ – which were produced during a time of internal and external upheaval. The Rosta windows are the first Soviet propaganda posters published by the Russian telegraph agency ‘Rosta’ between September 1919 and February 1922 under the supervision of Vladimir Mayakovsky. A new ballpoint pen work by Andrei Molodkin (born 1966) will also be on display. WOMEN WOMEN 27 June 2009 – 1 September 2009 The opening credits to George Cukor's 1939 film 'The Women', which features no male actors whatsoever, announce that: ”It's all about men”. The exhibition entitled 'Women' spans a wide arc from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day. It is not only about faces and bodies, but shows different, predominantly male interpretations of femininity and gender roles, including surprising alternatives – while also giving a brief overview of photographic styles from Symbolism to New Vision, documentary style and conceptual photographic art. Andrei Molodkin ANDREI MOLODKIN April 18 – June 6 2009 Galerie Priska Pasquer is proud to host the first ever individual exhibition in Germany to be dedicated to Russian artist Andrei Molodkin. Born in 1966, Andrei Molodkin attained international recognition in recent years owing to his politically motivated crude oil sculptures and large-scale ballpoint pen drawings and is to represent Russia this year at the 53rd Venice Biennale. In his sculptures, Molodkin uses words and shapes that play a central role in political, economic or religious issues. He sees phrases or slogans such as 'Hope' or 'Yes we can' as empty vessels that can be filled in very different ways depending on the context. Into these moulds, Molodkin injects crude oil – one of the world’s oldest raw materials yet the lifeblood of today’s economic system. Chargesheimer CHARGESHEIMER 'Chargesheimer' March 10 - April 15, 2009 Priska Pasquer Gallery is pleased to present a selection of photographs from the most famous series of Chargesheimer from the period 1950 to 1970. Chargesheimer (Karl Heinz Hargesheimer, 1924 - 1971) belongs among the most outstanding artists of his generation - as photographer, sculptor, stage designer and director. The press called Chargesheimer a "restlessly proliferative creative spirit" and an artist "who loves to provoke." Chargesheimer began his career in 1947 as an independent photographer for various theaters in Germany. Towards the end of the 1940s he was in contact with the photographic group "fotoform." In 1950 he participated in the "photo-kino" exhibition in Cologne and also in the legendary exhibitions of "Subjective Photography" in 1952 and 1954. At the core of Chargesheimer's photographic oeuvre, alongside portraiture and experimental photography, stands his Street Photography, depictions of street life in Cologne and other cities of post-war Germany. These works were as a rule put by Chargesheimer into different series, and from 1957 to 1970 published in book form. Mika Ninagawa MIKA NINAGAWA 'Liquid Dreams' January 24 – March 4 2009 Galerie Priska Pasquer is pleased to present the work of Japanese artist Mika Ninagawa. The exhibition includes photographs from her series 'Liquid Dreams' and 'Acid Bloom'. Mika Ninagawa ( 1972) is in Japan one of her generation’s most renowned and productive artists. The artist's topics include flowers, goldfish, travel and portraits of stars from Japanese entertainment culture. Her photography is particularly characterised by the use of intense and exuberant colours, such as cobalt blue, pink and blood red which she uses to depict both the motifs and the backgrounds. Issei Suda ISSEI SUDA 'Human Memory' November 29, 2008 – January 20, 2009 We are pleased to present the exhibition "Human Memory" by the Japanese artist Issei Suda. Photographs from Issei Suda's best-known series "Fûshi Kaden" from 1978 will be shown, along with a selection of works from his retrospective monograph "Human Memory". With his portraits and street scenes the artist comprises an original position in Japanese photography of the 1970s and 1980s. August Sander - Portrait and Architecture AUGUST SANDER 'Portrait and Architecture' November 8 – November 27 2008 With the exhibition "August Sander - Portrait and Architecture" Galerie Priska Pasquer is glad to have the second solo show with the work by August Sander (1876 - 1964). Exhibited are a selection of the best works from August Sander's seminal project "People of the Twentieth Century", a collective portrait of German society, printed by Gerd Sander, as well as Vintage prints of August Sander's architecture- and city photography project "Cologne as it was" (Koeln wie es war). Asako Narahashi ASAKO NARAHASHI 'half awake and half asleep in the water' September 12 – November 6 2008 The series of this Tokyo-born artist (1959) was made since the year 2000 on the coasts of Japan, and shows in unusual landscape photographs a new view of this country. Standing half in water, or floating, Asako Narahashi photographed modern civilization as well as the characteristic symbols of Japan, such as Fuji Mountain, in connection with water. The exhibition shows a selection of color photographs from the series as well as to date still unpublished black-and-white photographs. Review/Preview: Japanese Photographs SUMMER EXHIBITION 'Review / Preview: Japanese photographs by Osamu Shiihara, Shomei Tomatsu, Daido Moriyama, Nobuyoshi Araki, Issei Suda, Asako Narahashi, Rinko Kawauchi and Mika Ninagawa.' June 24 - September 5, 2008With the group exhibition 'Review / Preview: Japanese Photographs', we have the pleasure of giving an initial overview of the programme of Japanese photography at Galerie Priska Pasquer. Since its earliest days, Galerie Priska Pasquer has regularly played host to individual exhibitions on Japanese photography – including the works of Daido Moriyama, Eikoh Hosoe and Rinko Kawauchi – with further exhibitions in a similar vein currently being prepared for the coming season. The works that make up the exhibition are drawn from a total of seven decades. Rudolf Bonvie 'La chasse photographique', 'YouTubeArbeiten' RUDOLF BONVIE 'La chasse photographique', 1980 'YouTubeArbeiten', 2007 February 15, 2008 - May 31, 2008 Since the 1970s, the use and perception of images in the mass media has been central to the work of Rudolf Bonvie. In the series entitled 'La chasse photographique', he works with pictures found in the print media, using these to address the presentation of violence and the supposed objectivity of the mass media when dealing with information. 'YouTubeArbeiten' focuses on images drawn from the newest information medium: the internet. Zoning in on the YouTube video portal, these works deal with the increasing flood of taboo content on the internet and the attempts to keep this in check. Daido Moriyama 'Kyoku / Erotica' DAIDO MORIYAMA: 'Kyoku / Erotica' September 15, 2007 – January 25, 2008'Kyoku / Erotica' is Galerie Priska Pasquer’s second exhibition to be devoted exclusively to the work of Japanese artist Daido Moriyama. The exhibition will feature photographs from the series entitled 'Kyoku / Erotica', which was published in book form in 2007. (The word 'Kyoku' can be translated as 'danger zone') The 'Kyoku / Erotica' series brings together photographs from cities such as Tokyo, New York, Shanghai, Bangkok, Cologne, Buenos Aires and Sydney. The title of the exhibition – 'Kyoku / Erotica' – reflects Daido Moriyama's ambivalent perception of the world. For Daido Moriyama, the world is both a danger zone and a minefield of sexual tension, a mixture of danger and allure. August Sander Rinko Kawauchi RINKO KAWAUCHI September 22, 2006 - December 22, 2006In her native Japan the 34-year-old Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi has become one of the most celebrated photographers of her generation. After appearing in several museum exhibitions and festivals in Europe (among others "Rencontres de la Photographie", Arles; Fondation Cartier, Paris; Huis Marseille, Amsterdam: Photographers' Gallery, London) this exhibition will be the first extensive presentation of the photographer in Germany. Works from the series "Aila" (2004) as well as from the series "the eyes, the ears" (2005) and "Utatane" (2001) will be shown. La trajectoire du regard La trajectoire du regard UNE COLLECTION DE PHOTOGRAPHIES DU XXe SIÈCLE le jeudi 23 février 2006 à 18h Salle du quai Antoine Ier SOUS LE HAUT PATRONAGE DE S.A.R. LA PRINCESSE DE HANOVRE S.E.M. Le Ministre d’Etat de la Principauté de Monaco vous prie de bien vouloir assister à l’inauguration de l’exposition Exposition conçue et organisée par Marie-France Bouhours et Priska Pasquer présentée du 24 février au 22 mars 2006 ouverte tous les jours de 15h à 19h Salle du quai Antoine Ier 4 quai Antoine Ier – MC 98000 Monaco Carola Vogt \| Peter Boerboom CAROLA VOGT \| PETER BOERBOOM "Landscapes" The photographs of Carola Vogt and Peter Boerboom are about signs of civilization, that "shift themselves" in nature. They describe places into which the "beautiful landscape" is interwoven with anonymous, often unexplainable architectural rubble. With their work, Vogt and Boerboom navigate in an in-between space, which allows the landscape to appear neither romantic, nor following a usual, culturally-critical point of departure. Out of the emblematic confrontation of "culture" and "nature," arise images laden with the poetry of the enigmatic. Achim LippothACHIM LIPPOTH Achim Lippoth, born 1968, started as freelance photographer in 1982. He works mainly as fashion and advertising photographer concentrating on photographs of children. He publishes his works among others in “Wallpaper Magazine”, “New York Times Magazine” and “Vogue”. In 1995 he established his own magazine “kid’s wear” which the German newspaper “FAZ” called the “only serious style-magazine from Germany”. For his photographs and his magazine “kid’s wear” (published in German and English) he received several awards like the “Art Director's Club Award” in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and this March the “Lead Award”. Galerie Priska Pasquer has exhibited Achim Lippoth's works at the “Children” exhibition in 2004. Daido MoriyamaDAIDO MORIYAMA "Colour Prints and Vintages" October 28, 2004 - January 28, 2005 Daido Moriyama born in 1938 in Osaka is one of the most important Japanese photographers since 1945. His work plays a central role in establishing Japanese photography as one of the most creative directions in the history of photography. During the "Provoke Era" at the end of the 1960s/beginning of the 1970s Moriyama made a significant contribution to the development of photography and his influence on younger Japanese artists continues up until today. Beside his black and white photographs Galerie Priska Pasquer is glad to be able to exhibit for the first time ever a group of colour photographs by Daido Moriyama. Annelise KretschmerANNELISE KRETSCHMER "Portraits 1920s to 1960s" Sep 10 - Oct 23, 2004 The photographic work of Annelise Kretschmer spans a period of five decades, concentrating above all else on the genre of portraiture. As a master disciple of Franz Fiedler in Dresden, she worked mainly on the publication Magazine up to the beginning of the 1930s. In 1929 she opened a private photographic studio in Dortmund, and documented in the following decades culturally prominent people and the citizens of her hometown. Under the influence of "New Objectivity" she experimented with cropping and form, wherein the personality of the subject was always central. These "psychological portraits" are found also in the sphere of her more personal photographs. Over several years she made portraits of her children, beginning with a small camera able to capture action. Rudolf BonvieRUDOLF BONVIE "CAPTURES" May 7 - July 30, 2004 Under the title "Captures," Galerie Priska Pasquer exhibits work from Rudolf Bonvie from the series "Stock Market Works," "Spam" and "Suicides." The sources for the "Stock Market Work" are real-time graphics, charts and tables from the virtual world of the international stock market. Bonvie captures, mounts, and compresses the graphically represented course of internet pages into abstract pictures. At the same time, the date particulars in the picture titles indicate the connection to the material world. This reference becomes above all visible when international events, for example the begin of the war in Iraq, the assaults in Istanbul and Madrid or the capture of Sadam Hussein, affect the course of the stock market. Reduced to red and green color fields, the stock market developments become a mirror of real world events. ChildrenCHILDREN January 30 - April 30, 2004 Photographs by Charles N�gre, Adolphe-Eug�ne Disd�ri, Mayer & Pierson, Heinrich K�hn, Hugo Erfurth, August Sander, Lewis Hine, Alexander Rodchenko, Paul Citroen, Aenne Biermann, Annelise Kretschmer, Elizaveta Svilova-Vertova, Raoul Hausmann, Brassai, Walker Evans, Weegee, Lisette Model, Michael Ruetz, Achim Lippoth, Michael Schmidt, Rudolf Bonvie, Jochen Gerz, Astrid Klein, Christian Boltanski. Architecture + IndustryARCHITECTURE + INDUSTRY September 19 - November 21, 2003 Werner Mantz, Fred G. Korth, August Sander Vintage Photographs FuturismFUTURISM April 25 - Juli 31, 2003 Vintage Photographs, Drawings and Books Anonymous PhotographsAnonymous Photographs January 25 - April 11, 2003 Les objets à réaction poétiqueLes objets à réaction poétique November 30 - Dezember 2002 Photographs by Fernand Léger, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, 1930 - 1937 Heinz Hajek-Halke (1898 - 1983)Heinz Hajek-Halke (1898 - 1983) September 14 - November 23, 2002 Eikoh HosoeEikoh Hosoe April 27 - September 9, 2002 Killed by Roses Elfriede StegemeyerElfriede Stegemeyer February 2 - April 20, 2002 Photographs from the thirties German Vintage PhotographsGerman Vintage Photographs November 3, 2001 - January 26, 2002 from August Sander to Otto Steinert DawidDAWID September 9 - October 30, 2001 Iwao Yamawaki (1898 - 1987)Iwao Yamawaki (1898 - 1987) May 19 - September 15, 2001 Bauhaus Photography Michael Ruetz "Timescape 313.0 - 313.14"Michael Ruetz March 3 - May 16, 2001 "Timescape 313.0 - 313.14" Vintage Photographs of the 1920s and 1930sVintage Photographs of the 1920s and 1930s November 10, 2000 - February 28, 2001 Heinz Hajek Halke, Gustav Klucis, El Lissitzky, Alexander Rodchenko, Osamu Shiihara and others