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Презентация фотокниги Мартина Вагнера и Светланы Вагнеровой Negatives from the Dumpster 1900 - 1945
Presentation of the photo book Martin Wagner and Svetlana Wagnerova Negatives from the Dumpster 1900 - 1945
Event by: Babel Books Berlin
Location: Bernauer Str. 49, Bernauer Straße 49, Berlin - Mitte
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“For me, the book“ Negativy Z Popelnice 1900-1945/
Negatives from the Dumpster 1900 - 1945 ”(the name can be translated into Russian as“ Negatizes from the Garbage ”), lovingly collected by Martin Wagner and published with it (like photographer and printing) perfectionism, unexpectedly became one of the The most beloved photographic books about the Czech Republic (I write “one of the most” so as not to offend the honored volumes of Karel Plitski, the albums of Joseph Sudek and Miroslav Vikhoy, and others, etc.).
There are few words in the book, but there are many stories (among other things, I found in it somewhat amazing photo illustrations for the adventures of the brave soldier Schweika ”).
Family photographic archives, who are made from everyday life, acquired by enthusiasts in garbage boxes, in flea markets and Internet lambs, lose their personal history, but, placed in the general spatio-temporal context of the collection of negatives of Martin Wagner, gain a different value-aesthetic, historical, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural And they become the sheets of this and, I hope, the following books. ”
Roman Ekimov
Martin Wagner (1980), a documentary photographer. Born and lives in Prague. In 2013,
received a master's degree at the Institute of Creative Photography of the Silesian
University in Opavo. For many years he shot in the countries of the former Soviet
union, photographs were published in the books of Siberia (2019) and “Lost Europe” (in collaboration with Karel Tsudlin and Yan Dobrovsky) (2020). The last three decades, Martin has been collecting negatives, the authors of which rarely manage to identify. The collection stores about 1 million images.
The entrance is free in registration here https://fienta.com/de/prezentaciya-fotoknigi-martina-nagnera-negativy-iz-pomoyki
Negatives from the Dumpster 1900 - 1945 ”(the name can be translated into Russian as“ Negatizes from the Garbage ”), lovingly collected by Martin Wagner and published with it (like photographer and printing) perfectionism, unexpectedly became one of the The most beloved photographic books about the Czech Republic (I write “one of the most” so as not to offend the honored volumes of Karel Plitski, the albums of Joseph Sudek and Miroslav Vikhoy, and others, etc.).
There are few words in the book, but there are many stories (among other things, I found in it somewhat amazing photo illustrations for the adventures of the brave soldier Schweika ”).
Family photographic archives, who are made from everyday life, acquired by enthusiasts in garbage boxes, in flea markets and Internet lambs, lose their personal history, but, placed in the general spatio-temporal context of the collection of negatives of Martin Wagner, gain a different value-aesthetic, historical, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural, cultural And they become the sheets of this and, I hope, the following books. ”
Roman Ekimov
Martin Wagner (1980), a documentary photographer. Born and lives in Prague. In 2013,
received a master's degree at the Institute of Creative Photography of the Silesian
University in Opavo. For many years he shot in the countries of the former Soviet
union, photographs were published in the books of Siberia (2019) and “Lost Europe” (in collaboration with Karel Tsudlin and Yan Dobrovsky) (2020). The last three decades, Martin has been collecting negatives, the authors of which rarely manage to identify. The collection stores about 1 million images.
The entrance is free in registration here https://fienta.com/de/prezentaciya-fotoknigi-martina-nagnera-negativy-iz-pomoyki