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Isabelle Le Minh Épitrope, nach Alfred Ehrhardt Pigmentdruck auf Baryt-Papier, Alu-Dibond und Installation aus Büchern, 2019 / pigment print on Baryte paper and Installation of books, Alu-Dibond, 2019 115 x 85 cm © Isabelle Le Minh / ADAGP, Paris 2020
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Isabelle Le Minh Berryl n°1 Serie / series Cristallogrammes, 2019 Fotogramm von Objekten aus Archivmaterial, Pigmentdruck auf BarytPapier / Photogram of objects from archive materials, pigment print on Baryte paper 28 x 20 cm © Isabelle Le Minh / ADAGP, Paris 2020
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Isabelle Le Minh Berryl n°2 Serie / series Cristallogrammes, 2019 Fotogramm von Objekten aus Archivmaterial, Pigmentdruck auf BarytPapier / Photogram of objects from archive materials, pigment print on Baryte paper 28 x 20 cm © Isabelle Le Minh / ADAGP, Paris 2020
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Alfred Ehrhardt Epidot, Knappenwand, Unterwasultzbachtal, Sammlung Universität Bonn Glasnegativ / glass negative 1938/1939, reprinted 2019 60 x 80 cm © Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung
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Alfred Ehrhardt Gips Glasnegativ / glass negative 1938/1939, reprinted 2019 60 x 80 cm © Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung
Exhibition
Isabelle Le Minh: After Alfred Ehrhardt – Cristal réel
27 Jun 2020 – 6 Sep 2020
Regular hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Wednesday
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Thursday
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Friday
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Sunday
- 10:00 – 18:00
Address
- Auguststr. 75
- Berlin
Zehlendorf - 10117
- Germany
The exhibition Cristal réel by the German-French artist Isabelle Le Minh calls attention to the archival work of the Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung that normally remains hidden from view.
About
A number of contemporary artists have already undertaken an examination of Alfred Ehrhardt’s work. But no one has interpreted Ehrhardt’s work as intensely, directly, and profoundly as Isabelle Le Minh. Her new work is part of her After Photography series in which she reinterprets the works of master photographers and examines their creative methods. Following her investigations of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Bernd and Hilla Becher, she now turns her attention to Alfred Ehrhardt.
