Arno Fischer. Photography
With 183 photographs, the Institute for International Cultural Relations (ifa) presents an impressive overview of the outstanding oeuvre of the photographer and photography teacher Arno Fischer, who was born in 1927 in Berlin. To this day, his black-and-white photos have influenced several generations of photographers – not only in the east of Germany.
28 Stops
Seoul , South Korea
Sungkok Art Museum
2022
23.06.–21.08.
Busan, South Korea
GoEun Museum of Photography
2021
27.02.–02.06.
Recife, Brazil
Museu do Estado de Pernambuco (MEPE) – Landesmuseum vom Pernambuco
2020
23.01.–18.02.
Artists
3 Contributors
Matthias Flügge,
Arno Fischer,
Concept
Alexander Lisewski,
Project Management ifa
- monographic
- portrait
- Berlin
- travel photography
- contemporary history
- documentary photography
- documentation
- GDR
- society
- post-war Germany
- city
- millieu
- politics
- fashion
- everyday life
- street photography
- reportage
About the exhibiton
The exhibition presents the different phases of Arno Fischer’s work, starting with his early photographic essay Situation Berlin which takes an in-depth look at the four allied sectors of the city. With the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961, a planned book of these photos was forbidden. Also on show are Arno Fischer’s photographs for the East German culture and fashion magazine Sibylle and his fascinating portraits of celebrities
such as Marlene Dietrich. Numerous travel pictures from all over East Germany, but also from India, Africa and New York, are another highlight of the exhibition.
The last section of the exhibition is devoted to a series of intimate Polaroid pictures of Arno Fischer’s garden. The artist arranged still-lifes and detail shots in groups. They show an essence, a concentration of his work.
Arno Fischer. Fotografie
Hg: Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen e. V. (ifa)
2009
deutsch/englisch
228 Seiten
24,5 x 28 cm
Softcover/Hardcover
Texte: Matthias Flügge, Thomas Martin
Design: Michael de Maizière
Verlag: Hatje Cantz Verlag
Hardcover: ISBN 978-3-7757-2548-4
Status: Softcover verfügbar
