EINHUNDERT
14th April - 5th May 2018
Susanne Huth
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ARTISTS’ ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1st February - 17th March 2018
FORTH AND BACK
Group Exhibition at PRODUZENTENGALERIE PLAN. D.
10th February - 4th March 2018
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Funded by Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe
January - April 2018
OUT NOW: SORTIMENT
Artists’ Book, Revolver Publishing Berlin, July 2017
now available at revolver publishing
PORTRAIT AS AN ARTIST
Workshop at BBK Bildungswerk Berlin
16th August 2016
NEW STUDIO WITH A VIEW
Studio Lease Programm BBK Berlin 2016
VERSUCH, EINEN PLATZ IN BERLIN ZU ERFASSEN
Exhibition at L40, Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
15th October - 28th November 2015
NEW WORK: SORTIMENT
Series of 20 photographs, 21 x 30 cm
POESIE, MON BIJOU and GLOBAL FORWARDING
Part of the Archive Sculpture at Goldrausch Exhibition 25 Karat
Kunstquartier Bethanien, Studio I
10th - 25th October 2015
GLOBAL FORWARDING
Deutscher Fotobuchpreis 2015
Exhibition at Frankfurter Buchmesse, Frankfurt
14th - 18 th October 2015
GLOBAL FORWARDING
now available at PRINTED Matter
JOURNAL DER HGB #4
Teaching of…
BOOK LAUNCH
21st May 2015, HGB Leipzig, 6.30 pm
mit Text- und Bildbeiträgen von Tina Bara, Joachim Brohm, Philip Gaißer, Torsten Hattenkerl, Susanne Huth, Annette Kisling, Maren Lübbke-Tidow, Michael Mauracher, Christina Natlacen, Peter Piller, Anna Voswinckel u.a.
Über die Lehre in der Fotografie
GLOBAL FORWARDING
will be presented at the
Art Book Fair Fahrenheit 39
Ravenna, Italy
6th - 8th March 2015
GLOBAL FORWARDING
Deutscher Fotobuchpreis 2015
Exhibition at Forum für Fotografie,
Köln
15th March - 9th April 2015
GLOBAL FORWARDING
has been nominated for the German Photobook Prize 2015
Cheap business cards sent Susanne Huth on the trail of a flourishing international trade: selling cars in upcoming cities in West Africa, cars that would be worth next to nothing on the German second-hand car market. Without committing herself to a chronological documentation, Susanne Huth's photographs taken at the shipping location in Hamburg give us an exact picture of the transfer procedure: the shabby slab building that houses the logistics firm, the transport lists and route maps, the rows of cars against a backdrop of loading cranes, the view through the car window of the interior that is used as an additional hold to accommodate more goods. (Susanne Holschbach)
Revolver Publishing
