Translation of "Fotogeschichte" in English

Here you will find photo story of his stay in Warsaw.

The impressive black-and-white photos made history.

With her pictures between dream and social reality, she made photographic history.

They are among the most important and widely discussed pictures in the history of film and photography.

Dolltopia - the new version of my photo story with dolls - starts this Friday!

With Saul Leiter’s oeuvre, the history of photography essentially has to be rewritten,« comments curator Ingo Taubhorn.

Saul Leiter’s oeuvre essentially rewrites the history of photography,” comments curator Ingo Taubhorn.

An important part of Fotohof’s activities also involves running a publicly accessible reference library with currently (2016) over 13,000 titles on the history of Austrian and international photography.

This is why we have expanded the jury to prestigious names as Bruno Pizzul and expanded sections on essay writing and photographic story.

Anton Holzer is a photo historian, lecturer at the University of Vienna's Department for Theatre, Film and Media Studies, editor of the journal "Fotogeschichte", journalist and exhibition curator.

Stein’s images are a vital document of the 20th century and an important part of photo history.

Reviews and articles for nachtkritik.de, Theater der Zeitâ€1s magazine double and the Fotogeschichte magazine.

The selected series of photographs trace the career of the reporter and artist Erwitt, whose works constitute part of the more recent history of photography.

We welcome papers from a wide range of perspectives, including urbanism, city and regional planning, architecture, drama and theatre studies, art school pedagogy, photo history, art history, contemporary art practice and theory, design history, corporate design and diaspora/exile studies.

His book The Americans, published in Paris in 1958 and a year later in the United States with an essay by Jack Kerouac, is a landmark in photo history.

The path of the most significant areas of the photographic history of the Eternal City, It is represented in an extraordinary manner from this exposure.

In the second part of the photo story about the representatives of flora suburbs, which are listed in the regional Red Book, we will focus on dicotyledonous plants.

Following the most comprehensive presentation of the collection in the Salzburg MdM Mönchsberg, in 2009, a selection consisting of the 200 most important works will be shown in the Rupertinum, accompanied by a substantial publication containing more than 70 classic examples from photographic history.

Helmut Gernsheim (1913-1995) is considered a pioneer of the history of photography: very early on he recognized the medium as an art form in its own right, and he devoted much of his life to rigorous research in the field.

This exhibition honours the unique collaborative project that was to become a touchstone in the history of photography.

Burri's portraits of Winston Churchill, created in 1946 by the then 13-year-old in Zurich with his father's camera, and of Ernesto Che Guevara, who the photographer recorded during an interview lasting several hours, have made photo history.

This immediateness intensifies the photographic aspect, which in the history of photography is generally debased and/or attributed to the private sphere: taking pictures and taking snapshots.

Born in Dresden and mainly active in Berlin and his home city, due to his serial working and narrative forms, his idiosyncratic archival practices and his quasi archaeological handling of visual media such as film and television, he has assumed an outstanding yet too seldom appreciated position in German photography of the 20th century.

The Daimler Contemporary shows Oskar Schmidt's photographic series "The American Series", in which he works in a very intensive way with compositions and atmospheres from icons of photographic history and reinterprets them in his elaborately staged photographic arrangements.

In this sense, the exhibition also highlights an important chapter in the history of art and photography in Austria, which took a different course than, say, in Germany, the Netherlands, or the United States.

The rediscovery of a great Austrian-British photographer Edith Tudor-Hart (1908-1973), who is known in Austrian history of photography as Edith Suschitzky, belonged to the group of those politically engaged photographers who faced political developments in the inter-war years with socially critical force.