The exhibition looks at the early work of two internationally renowned photographers – and teachers: Ron Jude and Joachim Brohm. Their images from the 1990s share a deep affinity rooted in an observational rigour that views the built environment as a place of cultural imprints. Although both artists developed in very different contexts – Brohm in post-war Germany and Jude in rural western USA – their works overlap stylistically through a clear, unemotional view of everyday spaces.
Joachim Brohm (*1955, GER) lives and works in Leipzig. He is a professor of photography at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig.
Ron Jude (*1965, USA) lives and works in Eugene, Oregon. He is a professor of photography at the University of Oregon.
Framework program
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Thursday, Mar 26, 2026, 6 – 9 pm
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Fri – Mon, Apr 3 – 7, 2026
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May 1 – 3, 2026
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This exhibition is featured on the cover of the PiB Guide Nº65 MAR/APR 2026, the bi-monthly art guide published by our sister website PiB — Photography in Berlin. Order your copy and explore great photography exhibitions in Berlin!
