Lasting only two days, the show No2 lives up to its name.

Photographer Ryan Hopkinson has collaborated with jellymongers Bompas & Parr to explore what happens when powerful explosives are detonated inside jellies.

Arthur Fellig was better known as Weegee.

The photographer, whose work is featured on the cover of Beyond Architecture, is going to have a solo show.

Gestalten is excited to host an evening with Blurb on November 18 to celebrate this year’s Photography Book Now 2011 competition winners.

A new exhibition of photographs and sculpture by the Swedish artist goes on show November 3.

Collaborating since 2006, Gothenborg-based artists Sarah Cooper and Nina Gorfer are counted among their very own creative species.

Artists Ali Kepenik and Max Snow have created work that addresses the theme of -ouch!- pain. 

Gestalten is proud to present My Quiet of Gold by Cooper & Gorfer, a striking photographic journey documenting the stories of love, sorrow, and betrayal from rural Kyrgyzstan

Valerio Spada's book of photographs, "Gomorrah Girl," is a story of adolescence, choices, and chance amongst the backdrop of violence and crime.

The British Carbonloft studio aims at creating a series of publications which will showcase the creative talent aro

Gestalten is proud to present a solo show by Martin Eberle that will feature photographs from his series Temporary Spaces and After Show.

Why Berlin? Once an industrial center and later a city divided, Berlin has been dealt more than its fair share of a difficult past.

The Berlin-based photographer locates unmoved objects at the intersection/within the tension field of aesthetic abstraction and  conceptual content.

Exploring the balance between the mystical subconscious and the rational daily life, the Dutch Artist and Photographer Rachel de Joode's Magical Realism is not only featured in Gestalten's

Since the 1970s, the radical eye of photographer Miron Zownir has captured the worlds that exist in the shadows of urban areas in New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, and post-Communist Eastern Europe.

With his taboo-breaking subjects the German-Ukrainian artist Miron Zownir is considered to be one of the greatest existentialistic photographers of our time.

The 20th International Photo Scene Cologne presents the exhibition Pimp the Timp, showcasing photography by international artists like Antoine d’Agata, Les Krims, Tina Modotti, Arthur Tres, Miron Z

Miron Zownir, a modern day Weegee who is taking social photography to new limits by creating images that will haunt the reader, has directed a film which debuts in Berlin.

Contemporary culture rag 032c presents an exhibition at New York's Goethe Institut just following the recent 20th anniversary festivities of the collapse of the Berlin Wall.

Photographer Frank Hülsbömer invites you to participate in what will be a little party at Kreuzberg's Motto Shop in celebration of the recent book release of

With a trademark portraiture style and mischievous eye, Dazed and Confused-founder Rankin enjoys a reputation as one of the world's leading photographers. So who would dare destroy him?

Berlin photographer Peter Langer has captured the everyday into personal, ironic imagery with documentary-style accuracy over the last decade.

A country’s flag has the ability to invoke a disparate set of sentiments: pride, racism and nostalgia among others.

Whoopee is taking over the East London venue, Last Days of Decadence this new night will offer the finest in alternative cabaret, a treasure-chest of performances and DJ’s.

This extensive solo show at the Neue Nationalgalerie is dedicated to one theme in particular – perhaps the most important in all of Thomas Demand’s richly diverse body of work: Germany.

Berlin photographer Peter Langer has captured the everyday into personal, ironic imagery with documentary-style accuracy over the last decade.

The Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf honours the works of painters such as Velazquez and El Greco with this exhibition showing his last series Laboral Escena.

Swatch MTV Playground is offering the chance to become part of a community that connects the most exciting and innovative creative talent from across the globe.

Berlin-based photographer Peter Langer is showcasing a series of works that he created for the supplement Zeit Magazin of German Newspaper Die Zeit between 2007 and 2009.

Martin Eberle and Diana Simon are going to present their book Pyongyang at Less Rain in Berlin.

The program is designed to give exposure to both established and emerging artists.

A bunch of impressive women from all around the world is going to showcase art works, photography, drawings, installations and video art work as well as a musical performance at Berlin's Neurotitan ga

At this new shop you will find a curated assortment of contemporary Magazines and Reading.

In addition to the section of new projects and galleries with emerging artists the Berliner Liste 2008 provides a new section †œphotography† and a new section †œart since 1960†.