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OFF/FOTO Festival 2025 in Mannheim
“RADIKAL”
**Exhibition with 29 artists of DFA (German Photographic Academy)
24.4.-25.5.2025
Bernd Arnold, Ute Behrend, Thomas Brenner, Kai Brüninghaus, Kurt Buchwald, Ralf Cohen, Marina D’Oro, Amin El Dib, Anja Engelke, Frank Göldner, Wolfgang Gscheidle, Esther Hagenmaier, Lois Hechenblaikner, Karen Irmer, Wolfram Janzer, Katrin Jaquet, Gudrun Kemsa, Knut Wolfgang Maron, Achim Mohné, Robert Harding Pittman, Nina Röder, Eva Schmeckenbecher, Michael Schnabel, Elke Seeger, Hermann Stamm, Claus Stolz, Ingo Taubhorn, Marc Volk, Wolfgang Zurborn**
Atelierhaus Altes Güteramt
Vernissage: Fr 25.4.2025, 19 Uhr
Opening hours: So 16-18 Uhr, Mi 18-20 Uhr
Güterhallenstraße 18A,
68159 Mannheim
www.altes-gueteramt.de
Maquis Mami Wata
Vernissage: Fr 25.4. 21 Uhr
Opening hours: So 16-17 Uhr, Mi 18-19 Uhr
Bürgermeister-Fuchs-Straße 6
68169 Mannheim
www.maquismamiwata.de
Radical? Yes, radical! Especially in times like these. Because radical means from the root, i.e. thorough and well thought out. But radical also means extreme, rigorous, ruthless and ideologically rigid. In chemistry there are free radicals, in algebra for example the nil radical and the prime radical. In Turkey, a daily newspaper is called like this, in China a part of a character is called and in phonetics it is a sound that is formed at the root of the tongue , let’s do it like Rühmkorf: simply … - think and act radically and fearlessly. Incorruptible.
Neue Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung
Volume 3, April/May 2025
nterview and 9 images from my series CROWDS, PLAY TIME, KARMA DRIVER, CATCH and AT THE CENTRE OF SPEED printed in the current issue of NEUE BERLINER ILLUSTRIERTE
Guernsey Photography Festival 2024/25
Photo-Symphony
Photographs from my series “Play Time” were shown as part of the Photo Symphony with the Guernsey Symphony Orchestra at St James Concert Hall in Guernsey.
Photo Symphony: Saturday January 18, 2025 at 7.30 pm https://guernseyphotographyfestival.com/photographers/wolfgang-zurborn
Photo-Symphony was a programme of photography projections on a giant screen with a full symphony orchestra (Guernsey Symphony Orchestra) on stage playing live music. The programme specially curated by Jean-Christophe Godet (artistic director) and Jean Owen (Conductor) was a magnificent interplay of a rich spectrum of classical music with a wide range of artistic forms in the medium of photography. The work of international and local photographers were accompanied by composers such as Mozart, Britten, Tchaikovsky, Richter, Mendelssohn and many more.
The participating photographers were: Joan Alvado, Carolle Bénitah, Jessica Bernard, Siân Davey, Tasmin Ferguson, G. Lagadec, Max Miechoswki, Maël, Estelle Moseley, Anaïs Ondet, Paul Reas, Yulia Skogoreva, Isabelle Vaillant and Wolfgang Zurborn
40 WORKS – 40 Years FFF
BENEFICIAL AUCTION of the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt with 40 outstanding works by artists shown at the FFF
Saturday, November 9th 2024, 10 a.m.
Auktionshaus Arnold
Bleichstraße 40–42
60313 Frankfurt am Main
Information under: https://www.fffrankfurt.com/aktuell/prd.623.40-works-40-years-of-fff/
I am participating with my edition prints from the series “Play Time”.
This year, 2024, the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt (FFF) celebrates its 40th anniversary. As one of the first independent centres for photography in Europe, the FFF continues to contribute to the international photographic art scene. At the end of the anniversary year, there will be a special opportunity for both new and established collectors to bid on classic works and new discoveries from the international photographic art scene. On Saturday, November 9 2024, at 10 am, a BENEFIT AUCTION will take place with 40 outstanding works by artists shown at the FFF.
…The Fotografie Forum Frankfurt thanks the following artists and estates for their generous support: Mónica Alcázar-Duarte, Akinbode Akinbiyi, Bruno Barbey, David Bailey, Pavel Baňka, Peter Bialobrzeski, Ferhat Bouda, Elina Brotherus, Serge Clément, Václav Chochola, Torben Eskerod, Abe Frajndlich, Peter Fink, Rainer Griese, Werner Hannappel, Barbara Klemm, Dinu Li, Didier Ben Loulou, Lilly Lulay, Olaf Martens, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Davide Monteleone, Aïda Muluneh, Günter Pfannmüller, Derek Ridgers, Miguel Rio Branco, Michael Ruetz, Viviane Sassen, Andrew Savulich, Mika Sperling, Franz Toth, Amy Vitale and Wolfgang Zurborn.