Ron Galella
New York / USA
"If someone says 'No pictures!' I try to stop shooting. But I make sure to take as many pictures as I can before they do. That's what the game is all about." Ron Galella… 
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Sergey Shestakov
Moscow / Russia
In his works, Russian photographer Sergey Shestakov focuses on the question "What is the future of humankind?" The first stop on his "journey into the future" was Chernobyl in Ukraine. The impressive photographs he took on his trip are presented in a book that could well represent a vision of our future. 
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Robert Mapplethorpe
New York City / USA
A devil and a gentleman – Robert Mapplethorpe was both of these, in his life and in his work. He photographed the rich and famous and attained international renown for his highly stylised flower portraits and his unsettling pictures of New York's gay scene in the 1980s… 
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Brigitte Waldach
Berlin / Germany
The figures in Brigitte Waldach's installations and large-scale drawings move through architecture or landscapes delineated with just a few strokes, often accompanied by words, sentences or whole clouds of text… 
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FlowerPower – Dumont Verlag
Cologne / Germany
As the ultimate symbols of beauty and transience, flowers are a popular subject with many contemporary photographers. "Flower Power"… 
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Helmut Newton Stiftung
Berlin / Germany
Paparazzi photography – for the first time ever in Germany, the Helmut Newton Foundation dedicated an exhibition to this so far most aggressive form of photo journalism in 2008, entitled "Pigozzi and the Paparazzi"… 
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Skulptur!
Kulturstiftung Hartwig Piepenbrock
Berlin / Germany
The Piepenbrock Sculpture Prize, awarded by the Hartwig Piepenbrock Cultural Foundation every two years, is one of the most renowned awards for established and up-and-coming sculptors in Europe… 
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Anja Niedringhaus
Germany
We may not know it, but most of us have seen her pictures. They cover the front pages of newspapers and magazines worldwide and shape our image of the wars and crises afflicting people all over the world… 
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Gregory Crewdson
Germany / USA
Emptiness, loneliness, stagnation and paranoia – Gregory Crewdson's immaculately composed, cryptic photographs turn the American dream, locked somewhere between utter normality and complete nightmare, inside out. Teeming with Hollywood references, Crewdson's work continues the tradition of staged photography. The accompanying book In a "Lonely Place", published by Hatje Cantz Verlag, echoes Crewdson's pictures in its design. It became a bestseller almost as soon as it hit the shelves. 
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Mies Haus magazine M
Berlin / Germany
In 2011 a special edition of the Mies van der Rohe Haus magazine M was produced to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of the famous architect. The special edition presents previously unpublished architectural photographs by Ludwig Gläser (1930–2006), whose work also featured in the exhibition that kicked off the 125th jubilee year at Mies van der Rohe Haus. Curator for architecture at MoMA in New York from 1963, Ludwig Gläser produced photographs that documented the architecture of Mies van der Rohe. 
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Fred Herzog
Cananda / Germany
A pioneer in the art of colour photography, Fred Herzog acquired an eye for supposedly insignificant details. His motifs are the streets of Vancouver, its supermarkets, filling stations, bars, cityscapes, landscapes… 
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Focus_Box
Hamburg / Germany
The photo and press agency FOCUS represents some of the most famous photographers and collectives from Germany and abroad, such as Gabo, Oliver Mark, the agency Magnum Photos and many more. Naroska and FOCUS joined… 
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Konzentrat der Moderne
Dr. Wita Noack
Berlin / Germany
The Landhaus Lemke in Berlin-Lichtenberg is one of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's greatest works. Its simple design would attract little attention if it were built today, but in 1931 it was an original concept for contemporary bourgeois living… 
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Mies van der Rohe Haus magazine M01
Berlin / Germany
M, the magazine published every year by the Mies van der Rohe Haus, presents themes, information and documents… 
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Uncanny Familiar—Images of Terror
Germany
"The games must go on!"
Avery Brundage . IOC-Präsident . 1972
"Show you're not afraid!"
Rudolph Giuliani . Bürgermeister von New York . 2001 
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Peter Lindbergh
Paris / France
Peter Lindbergh avoids dominant backgrounds and superfluous details, focusing solely on his clear, expressive images, mostly in elegant black and white. Lindbergh is a storyteller and likes to quotes famous film scenes or other photographs in his portraits to underline the character of his subjects. The posters for the large-scale exhibition of his work at C/O Berlin were based on a black-and-white motif… 
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Ralph Peters - Until today
Ostfildern / Cologne
At first glance, the images (usually arranged in series) of photographer and conceptual artist Ralf Peters appear familiar, but then disturbing details become evident, revealing them to be deliberately aesthetic renderings… 
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Vera Mercer
USA / France
Vera Mercer's still lifes of fruits, vegetables, meat and fish are reminiscent of opulent paintings. Her photographs can be seen… 
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C/O Berlin Talents
Berlin, Germany
Four times a year, selected young photographers are given the opportunity to exhibit their work at C/O Berlin. The exhibitions then tour Goethe-Instituts around the world. Every exhibition is accompanied… 
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Evelyn Richter
Leipzig / Germany
Evelyn Richter was one of the best-known reportage photographers in the fromer GDR. To evade state controls… 
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Mies van der Rohe Haus magazine M02
Berlin / Germany
M, the magazine published every year by the Mies van der Rohe Haus, presents themes, information and documents… 
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