Land's end
der ort der "Topographie des Terrors" im Spiegel zeitgenössischer Fotografie = the "topography of terror" site as reflected in contemporary photography
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Publication
2019 - Drittel Books, Berlin, Germany
Language
English
Word Count
27,500 words, Guess
Page Count
110 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103981886615
- ISBN-139783981886610
- OCLC Control Number1121194095
- Open LibraryOL44008170M
Classifications
- DDC770
- LCCD804.175.B47 L36 2019
Alternate Titles
- Ort der "Topographie des Terrors" im Spiegel zeitgenössischer Fotografie
- "Topography of terror" site as reflected in contemporary photography
Description
The?Topography of Terror? is a one of the most significant memorial sites of recent times. How is the past inscribed in the landscape? How do we regard a place that once housed the central instruments of terror of the Nazi regime? How has this no-man?s-land, once at the frontier of East and West, changed over time?00'Land?s End' features ten artists who photographed what is now the Topography of Terror site between 1981 und 2014, including John Gossage, Michael Schmidt and Joachim Brohm. The connection between photography and memory is obvious: photographs, like our memories, are drawn from reality, yet they convey a pictorial materiality all of their own. In their role as editors, Andreas Gehrke and Michael Disqué adopt an artistic approach to address the site, a place that was initially rendered unrecognizable by demolition and repurposing, rediscovered in the 1980s and embedded in the historical memory by the Topography of Terror Foundation.
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