Bauhaus und die Fotografie : zum neuen Sehen in der Gegenwartskunst = Bauhaus and photography : new vision in contemporary art / Herausgeber = editors: Corina Gertz; Christoph Schaden; Kris Scholz.
Appendix -- Kai-Uwe Hemken. The reconstruction of the exhibition Film un foto : a report / VR views FiFo Stuttgart 1929 -- Visual experiences : the 1929 exhibition Film und Roto the Bauhaus, and the photographic avant-garde of the 1920s / Kai-Uwe Hemken -- Photography and new exhibiting at the Werkbund exhibition Film und Foto / Ute Famulla -- New vision and the present. -- Exhibition views NRW-Forum Düsseldorf -- The elephant is not dead : remarks on the traditions of new vision in contemporary art / Christoph Schaden -- Douglas Gordon -- Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs -- Thomas Ruff -- Viviane Sassen -- Doug Fogelson -- Daniel T Braun -- Antje Hanebeck -- Stefanie Seufert -- Dominique Teufen -- Max de Esteban -- Wolfgang Tillmans -- Kris Scholz -- In what direction is the development of photography heading? -- Art and technology : a unity? / Kris Scholz -- Photographs by students of Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences -- Another light / Heinz-Michael Jostmeier and Christoph Schaden -- Photographs by student of Nuremberg Institute of Technology -- Appendix -- The reconstruction of the exhibition Film un foto : a report / Kai-Uwe Hemken.
Summary:
Does the Bauhaus still contribute to further developments in photographic pictorial languages? What role does the avant-garde photography play for contemporary artists today? At the center of Bauhaus and Photography is the reconstruction of Lászlo Moholy-Nagy's photography-section at the legendary 1929-1930 Werkbund-exhibition Film und Foto (Film and Photo). For the first time, the Neues Sehen (New Vision) of the 1930s as well as contemporary photographs, sculptures, and video installations enter into a seminal dialogue between the factual exhibition situation and virtual reality. Exhibition held: NRW Forum Düsseldorf, Germany (07.12.2018 - 10.03.2019) / Museum für Fotografie Berlin, Germany (12.04. - 25.08.2019) / Kunsthalle Darmstadt, Germany (29.09.2019 - 05.01.2020).
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