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Hommage an die Lebendigkeit einer Sterbenskranken
by anja christine roß
Sibylle Bergemann at C/O Berlin 2011-08-19

APPPLICATION TO REVIEW WRITER FOR ARTSLANT and C/O Berlin I decided today to look at the exhibition Sybille bergemann- Polaroids without a press card and paid the admission fee, as I have done for years at Kunstvereine. Sybille Bergmann . Polaroids 1. Room: Gray wall to beige yellow wall were confronted. I was more turned to the pictures hanging on the gray wall. Gray for me is the color of neutrality. The colors on the sweetness of the polaroids which were framed with passepartoit, were more empha... [more]

Monuments of the Present from the Past: Polaroids by Sibylle Bergemann

by Collin James Munn
Sibylle Bergemann at C/O Berlin July 2nd, 2011 - September 4th, 2011
Posted 7/24/11

In a very large solo exhibition of Sibylle Bergemann’s work, C/O Berlin is showing 140 Polaroids by one of Berlin’s most well-known contemporary photographers. This immense show comes shortly after Bergemann’s death in November of 2010, offering a rare look at several decades worth of images ranging from intimate portraits of young girls and women to very still rural and nautical landscapes. The massive volume of images exhibited is initially overwhelming, requiring several visits to fully... [more]

Monuments of the Present from the Past: Polaroids by Sibylle Bergemann
by Abhilasha Singh
Sibylle Bergemann at C/O Berlin 2011-07-24

In a very large solo exhibition of Sibylle Bergemann’s work, C/O Berlin is showing 140 Polaroids by one of Berlin’s most well known contemporary photographers. This immense show comes shortly after Bergemann’s death in November of 2010; offering a rare look at several decades worth of images ranging from intimate portraits of young girls and women to very still rural and nautical landscapes. The massive volume of images exhibited is initially overwhelming, requiring several visits to fully... [more]

Final Years of the GDR

by Abhilasha Singh
Sibylle Bergemann, Harald Hauswald, Ute Mahler, Werner Mahler at Haus der Kulturen der Welt August 13th, 2009 - September 13th, 2009
Posted 8/31/09

Sibylle Bergemann, Ute and Werner Mahler, and Harald Hauswald, four of the best-known East German photographers and the founders of OSTKREUZ agency, take us with their photographs to the country in which they lived. They show everyday life, work, and people of the GDR from their own subjective point of view. The photographs date from 1972 onward, and they offer an authentic and unadorned tale of a country that no longer exists but is preserved in these photographs. In addition to the ar... [more]