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In summer of 1987, the city of Berlin celebrated its 750th anniversary. Given the strategical importance during the Cold War, the anniversary quickly became a race between East and West Berlin about which side could impress more with its festivities. Fotogalerie Friedrichshain, the first gallery for photography in the GDR, hosted the group exhibition One Day in Berlin. Among the 17 photographers that portrayed East Berlin were Sibylle Bergemann and Harald Hauswald. Visitors lined up until Warschauer Bridge to see the show. The Fall of the Wall only two years later marks the beginning of a rapid development in the reunited German capital.

What kind of stories do you find on the streets of Berlin 30 years later? Where do the changes become most visible? The Fotogalerie asked these questions in an open call for entries entitled One Day in Berlin – 30 years later. Out of more than 2000 photographs, the jury selected the images and series that reflect the many faces of the city, its development and most pressing issues of recent years. With 50 participating photographers, it is the biggest group exhibition ever at Fotogalerie Friedrichshain.

The presented images show developments along the former border strip of the Wall, conflicts about the last occupied houses in Rigaer Strasse, the new freedom on Tempelhofer Feld, economic growth versus social tensions, debates on refugees and migration, gentrification and unique snapshots of everyday life in Berlin.

An exhibition catalogue will be presented in the course of the exhibition.

Duration of the exhibition: 4th August – 22nd September 2017
Opening: Thursday, 3rd August, 7 pm
Welcome: Clara Herrmann (District Councillor for Culture, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg)

Panel discussion with Berlin photographers: Thursday, 7th September, 7 pm

Finissage: Friday, 22nd September, 7 pm

Ein Tag in Berlin 2017 – 30 Jahre danach
Gruppenausstellung
04. August – 22. September 2017
Ort: Fotogalerie Friedrichshain
Eröffnung: Donnerstag, 3. August um 19 Uhr
Begrüßung: Clara Herrmann (Bezirksstadträtin für Kultur, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg)
Podiumsdikussion mit den Fotografen: Donnerstag 7. September 2017 um 19.00 Uhr
Beteiligte KünstlerInnen:
Peter Kagerer, Uli Kaufmann, Eberhard Klöppel, Christoph Kohlmann, David Kregenow, Tobias Kruse, Stefanie Kulisch, Brieuc Le Meur, Amelie Losier, Peter Malzer, Katarzyna Mazur, Rudi Meisel, Sonia Melnikova, Clemens Menne, Enrico Pietracchi, Carla Pohl, Peter Pollmanns, Christian Reister, Michael Schaaf, Christian Schirrmacher, Cordia Schlegelmilch, Oliver S. Scholten, Gottfried Schwemmer, Daniel Seiffert, Silvia Sinha, Bara Srpkova, Guido Steenkamp, Rainer Steußloff, Rainer Stosberg, Martin U Waltz

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Starting this July (opening on the 14th) the full exhibition of “Via!” will be shown in Germany for the first time, as a part of „Observations 2017”, a week-long international street photography festival organized by “Observe Collective”. The festival will take place in Iserlohn, a city in the Northwest of Germany, and will have a diverse programme, including various exhibitions from collectives like “Observe”, “Full Frontal Flash” or “EyeGoBananas” and workshops plus a juried street pho- tography contest with the theme “Down by the river”.

Exhibition: „Via!“ – Street photography from Hamburg to Palermo (July 14th – Aug. 20th)
Venue: Städtische Galerie Iserlohn, Iserlohn/Germany
Via!-Trailer: https://youtu.be/9wO3aslmVyE
Opening: July 14th 2017 at 7pm

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The exhibition is the result of a photographic project that was started in 2014 by the Goethe Institut. Throughout one year, ten photographers, five in Germany and five in Italy, photographed public places in their cities according to the regulations of street photography. You will visit the streets of Augsburg, Berlin, Hamburg, Iserlohn, Bologna, Naples, Rome, Palermo and Treviso; spontaneous moments of everyday life that can also often be extraordinary, humorous, touching and even confusing at times.

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