The Berlin Gallery is with exhibitions devoted to photography in the European Month of Photography Berlin 2010. Arno Fischer is with an exhibition and the art prize of the Berlin honored for lifetime achievement. Besides, one meets many other wonderful photographers and artists. Emil Otto Hoppé is with works from the series German work. Pictures of the re-emergence of Germany and portraits from his time as a UFA Photographer presents. The sharpness of the Vintages impress shown enormous.
pix © Edmund Clark, Guantanamo - If The Light Goes Out
Particularly touching the work of British photographer Edmund Clark , in the collective exhibition of the seven partner cities of the European Month of Photography "Mutations III" his work Guantanamo: If The Lights Go Out shows. Shown as multimedia, print and online presentation. The emergence of the online exhibition can be seen this month, because Clark presented on the website Guantanamo - If The Light Goes Out a photo every day more of his series, which he had photographed in Guantanamo Bay. So the place where the American Muslims, which they have assumed alleged terrorist activism, was captured and the interrogation - have been severely tortured - known worldwide.
Edmund Clark shows in the photos details of the everyday life of prisoners of war but also from the lives of the Americans stationed there. These photos will turn daily Quote of the victims of Guantanamo Bay, the prisoners, their lawyers and the soldiers placed on the page.
The exhibition in Berlin Galerie is a multimedia presentation of photos from If The Light Goes Out the songs of American artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Neil Diamond played, with which the prisoners were tortured for days and years. To the viewer's sense of powerlessness with regard to the occupant is added the question of what an artist can do about it, that his music is collected and used for torture? How much is his own art unwanted and unalterable dirty war? If The Light Goes Out is also available in book .
All three are discussed exhibition until 28 seen in February 2011!
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