What remains. Cultural landscapes in transition
A photographic juxtaposition with photographs by Karl-Ludwig Lange and Wiebke Elzel/ Jana Müller, guest curator Benjamin Ochse (curatorial scholarship at Künstlerhaus Lukas). From 5 December 2021 to 20 March 2022 @ Neues Kunsthaus, Ahrenshoop.
From 16 June to 7 August 2022 @ Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin
more information about the exhibition can be found here …
Catalogue raisonné for Hildegard Ochse
Supported by the Stiftung Kunstfonds, a first digital catalogue raisonné of the author-photographer will be created by 2023. Hildegard Ochse. More information can bei found here ...
Tish Murtha : Jeunesse délaissée
Vernissage 5. February 2021
From 6 February to 9 May 2021 @ La Chambre in Straßburg
From 29 March to 12 May 2019 @ Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin
Curated by Benjamin Ochse in collaboration with Ella Murtha
Particia Anne »Tish« Murthas Photographs are in the tradition of documenting the British working class, first described in detail by Charles Dickens in his social novel “Oliver Twist”. Tish Murtha photographed the »Quite normal« Life on the streets in her neighbourhood in the late 70s and early 80s. She wanted to show how police officers beat up young people, as she said in her interview for a place to study photography and was subsequently accepted by the university by return of post. For more information on the exhibition , click here …
Filicudi – Seascapes and rocks
Photographs by Hildegard Ochse
An exhibition in the framework of EMOP 2020 Berlin
From 3 October to 31 October 2020 @ Galerie Brinkmann
Curated by Benjamin Ochse
On show for the first time are atmospheric seascapes and rocks, created during hikes on the Liparic Island Filicudi in the Tyrrhenian Sea. You can find more information here …
WILD & OCHSE – Zoological Views
Photographs by Sabine Wild and Hildegard Ochse
From 27 March to 14 June 2020 @ Galerie im Tempelhof Museum
Extended until 21 August 2020
Curated by Benjamin Ochse
Under the title »WILD & OCHSE – zoological views« the photo exhibition shows divergent views from European and Asian zoos. You can find more information here …
1990. Photographic positions from one year, over one year
From 29 February to 17 May 2020 @ Kunstmuseum Dieselkraftwerk Cottbus
Extended until 16 August 2020
The exhibition shows photographic and cinematic works from the year 1990. They paint an atmospheric picture of this eventful year with works by:
Gerhard Gäbler, Ingrid Hartmetz, Barbara Klemm, Ute Mahler, Jürgen Matschie, Barbara Metselaar–Berthold, Hildegard Ochse, Manfred Paul, Ludwig Rauch, Jens Rötzsch, Andreas Rost, Michael Schade, Donald Saischowa, Hans-Christian Schink, Gundula Schulze Eldowy. You can find more information here …
What passes – what remains?
From 1 November 2019 to 2 February 2020 @
Wall Memorial in the German Bundestag, Berlin
An exhibition commemorating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with photographs from the art collection in the Wall Memorial of the German Bundestag. With works by Hans Martin Sewcz, Robert Häusser, Hildegard Ochse, Friederike von Rauch, Regina Schmeken, Arno Fischer und Ulrich Wüst. You can find more information at Deutscher Bundestag and from the website of Hildegard Ochse.
Marsha Burns »Looking Back«
From 4 April to 26 May 2019 @ Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin
Curated by Benjamin Ochse
With the photo exhibition Marsha Burns »Looking Back« we recall an almost forgotten US photographer in Berlin. Marsha Burns was the only US photographer to be represented in 1984 as part of the »Photography Workshop« was invited to a workshop at the VHS Kreuzberg. You can find more information here …
»Drawing with light«
Photographs by Efraim Habermann
On the occasion of his 85th birthday presented by Kommunale Galerie Berlin
From 17 June to 12 August 2018 @ Kommunale Galerie Berlin
Curated and with a introduction by Benjamin Ochse
Efraim Habermann was born in Berlin on 19 June 1933. He grew up in the family of the Jewish shoe shop owner Gerhard Habermann in Berlin Mitte. You can find more information under…
Bauhaus Tel Aviv – the end of a vision
A photo documentation on the occasion of the 100th anniversary. birthday a legend, with photographs and an essay by Benjamin Ochse. The »White city« in Tel Aviv has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003. Over 4,000 buildings were designed by Bauhaus students who fled from Europe to Palestine. The Bauhäusler’s idea of combining architecture, art and craftsmanship fitted in with the dream of a new, better society. Only a few houses still look as they were planned and built, numerous buildings were demolished or left to decay, other buildings were rebuilt or extended. You can find more pictures at AKG Images under Bauhaus Tel Aviv.
Lippische Künstlerinnen
Women Artists on the Road to Modernity
From Ida Gerhardi to Ilse Häfner-Fashion
With photographs by Hildegard Ochse, Curated by Benjamin Ochse et al.
From 22 April to 17 June 2018 @ Galerie Schwalenberg
Hildegard was allowed to travel to the USA for a year in 1952 with the help of a scholarship. In the summer, she embarked on the ocean liner SS United States from Le Havre in France, bound for New York. She took a camera with her, a gift from her father, which was to accompany her on her journey through the USA. The first remarkable photographs were taken on the way, see more…
Kreuzberg – Amerika
Photography workshop 1976–1986
Curated by Thomas Weski and Felix Hoffmann
C/O Berlin presents the photo exhibition “Kreuzberg – America” Workshop for Photography 1976-1986 from 10 December 2016 to 12 February 2017, et al. with unique pieces from the estate of Hildegard Ochse. The photo exhibition is part of a project to reappraise the history about the Workshop for Photography (1976–1986) in Berlin-Kreuzberg, with C/O Berlin, Museum Folkwang Essen and the Sprengel Museum Hannover. The exhibition in Berlin was visited by over 30,000 visitors. You can find more information here …
Benjamin Ochse @ akg images
At the picture agency akg-images you will find over 2,000 selected photographs from our archive and the estate of Hildegard Ochse. akg-images is one of Europe’s leading picture archives for art and history.
You will find more projects in our archive.