with the photographer Anne Schönharting
Anne Schönharting has photographed people in their apartments in Berlin-Charlottenburg for over ten years. In this guided tour she gives insight into her work. The images of her series Habitat are interiors, portraits, still lifes, stagings of the photographer and at the same time documentation.
Through Schönharting's fine pictorial compositions, the idea of a bygone, upper-middle-class Charlottenburg seems to shimmer through at the same time. In the exhibition, her photographs now enter into a dialogue with the historic Charlottenburg Art Collection and its works from the 19th century and the Berlin Secession.
A dialogue that looks at the photographs, visualizes the historical works of art, and opens them up to new perspectives and references, to the discovery of empty spaces, and not least to the playful discovery of commonalities.
From the program accompanying "Habitat in Dialogue. Photographs by Anne Schönharting at the Charlottenburg Art Collection."
You can reserve a place by phone at 030-90 29 24 106 or via e-mail museum@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de. Spontaneous participation is also possible.
(Program in German)
Additional information
Booking: You can reserve a place by phone at 030-90 29 24 106 or via e-mail museum@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de. Spontaneous participation is also possible.
