This solo exhibition presents photographs by one of Germany’s most distinguished women photographers. Spanning forty years, Barbara Klemm’s works bear witness to Germany’s recent history, and to a country that was divided for decades. Many of her pictures have become “icons of contemporary,” shaping the cultural memory of several generations. She has created a body of photographs which combine the documentary and the artistic in a manner seldom encountered in German press photography.
Barbara Klemm joined the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in 1959, working in the photo lab, before becoming a photographer on the editorial board for art, culture and politics in 1970. Her commissioned work for the newspaper took her to many of the most important events and places in the Federal Republic of Germany, the German Democratic Republic and numerous other countries.
Opening at the Goethe-Institut of 84 iconic documentary phtographs capturing forty years of cultural, social, and political history in Germany.
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