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✧Welcome to the barthouse world: exhibitions, books, artists, events, workshops & more ✧special: @barthouseberlin

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We are signing our book! STREET PHOTOGRAPHY AFRIKA Delali Ayivi @delaliayivi Nadine Barth @barthouseprojects Azu Nwagbogu @azubogu Sabelo Mlangeni @mlangenisabelo Kenya Tay @iamkenyatay Kyle Weeks @_kyleweeks_ FRIDAY NOV 13 at 2 pm Kehrer Verlag @kehrerverlag Booth L02 Book design by @grafikanstalt #parisphoto #booksigning #streetphotography #afrika #africa 12 Nov 2026 Captured by the one and only @saschalilic 🥰 #parisphoto 12 Nov 2026 Published in early October, Found Dreams surveys @elizavetaporodina’s career across 240 pages of shifting dreamscapes. The images are predominantly portraits of women whose bodies appear transformed. In some, sheer fabrics are stretched tightly across their faces, distorting their features; in others, their bodies are caught in awkward, unnatural poses that evoke the unease of a nightmare. Despite their otherworldly appearance, these effects are largely achieved in-camera, through slow shutter speeds, carefully controlled studio lighting and meticulous preparation of sets, make-up and costumes. Through her editorial and commercial work, Porodina has developed an immediately recognisable visual language, the breadth of which is revealed in Found Dreams.⁠ ⁠ Born in Russia, Porodina moved to Munich at the age of 12. A self-taught fashion photographer with a background in psychology, she has since photographed campaigns for Dior and covers for Vogue and GQ, with subjects including Zendaya and Doechii. Found Dreams follows her first book, Un/Masked, an unofficial catalogue accompanying her 2022 exhibition at Fotografiska Stockholm, which subsequently travelled to New York, Tallinn and Shanghai.⁠ ⁠ Both publications were edited by @barthouseprojects, a curator and publicist who first encountered Porodina’s work on Instagram in 2019. In 2006, Barth founded barthouse, an agency specialising in international cultural projects, and has since edited and published numerous books. Ahead of the Paris launch of Found Dreams at @doverstreetmarketparis on 14 November, coinciding with @parisphotofair, we spoke with Barth about the editorial process behind the publication. How does one give structure to something as intangible as a dream? And how can disparate images be sequenced to evoke the experience of dreaming itself?⁠ ⁠ words @tillydubuisson⁠ published by @prestel_publishing 11 Nov 2026 Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL) closed November 8th 2020 ‚Tegel Moments‘ was my very first solo exhibition as a photographer at @koeppecontemporary curated by @barthouseberlin #tegelmoments #derbesteflughafenderwelt #txl #ottolilienthalflughafen #berndrathjen 08 Nov 2026 Neuerscheinung 💥 Street Photography Afrika Das Leben spielt sich auf der Straße ab und erzählt unzählige Geschichten. Flüchtige Begegnungen, Freunde beim Skateboarden, Musik, Tanz und das geschäftige Treiben der Metropolen: Mit Arbeiten von über 30 Fotograf:innen eröffnet Street Photography Afrika einen Einblick in die Vielfalt und Dynamik des urbanen Lebens auf dem afrikanischen Kontinent. Herausgegeben von den renommierten Fotokurator:innen Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) und Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu), vereint die Publikation erstmals die unterschiedlichen Perspektiven und Positionen der zeitgenössischen afrikanischen Street Photography in einem Band. 💫Gestaltet von Julia Wagner (@grafikanstalt) 💫Mit Texten von Tosin Adeosun (@motown_gal), Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) & Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu) Jetzt entdecken! 📸 Link in unserer Bio Bild 1: Daniel, Accra, Ghana, 2024 © Jude Lartey (@jude.lartey) — New Release 💥 Street Photography Afrika The streets are alive with stories. From spontaneous encounters and street-style portraits to skateboarding, music, dance and the rhythm of megacities: Bringing together more than 30 photographers, Street Photography Afrika captures the energy and diversity of contemporary urban life across the continent. Edited by acclaimed photography curators Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) and Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu), this is the first publication dedicated to contemporary African street photography. 💫Designed by Julia Wagner (@grafikanstalt) 💫With text by Tosin Adeosun (@motown_gal), Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) & Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu) Out now! 📸 link in bio Image 1: Daniel, Accra, Ghana, 2024 © Jude Lartey (@jude.lartey) Old Wall, A Balancing Act, Gwagwalada FCT, Abuja, Nigeria, 2024 © Kothegrapher (@kothegrapher) Looking Beyond, from the series Racines de l’Imaginaire, Lome, Togo, 2021 © Delali Ayivi (@delaliayivi) Michael, Lagos, Nigeria, 2018 © Stephen Tayo (@stephen.tayo) We Dey Road Dey Come, Wuse Abuja, Nigeria, 2024 © Kothegrapher (@kothegrapher) Music Artist Famas for Poplin Project, Treichville, Cote d’Ivoire, 2023 © Nuits Balneaires (@nuits_balneaires) Yellow Blue Car Rapide, Dak 03 Nov 2026 Energetic, colorful, experimental—street photography across Africa has a well-established and complex history, and its own unique dynamic. It’s about identity, personality, and storytelling: friends skateboarding, a chance encounter, the hustle and bustle of megacities. In "Street Photography Africa," curators Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu) and Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) present the work of Africa’s most exciting image-makers—over thirty photographers spanning the length and breadth of the continent, from Marrakesh to Cape Town, Lagos to Addis Ababa. Chapters are divided by theme and interwoven with the discussions currently underpinning Africa’s contemporary photography scene, including an essay on "Photography as an Archive of African Style" by researcher and curator Tosin Adeosun (@motown_gal). The book design is by Julia Wagner (@grafikanstalt). "Street Photography Africa" is available now at the link in bio. Credits: image 1 © 2026 Naëtt Mbaye (@nrkmg) / image 3 © 2026 Caleb Prah (@calebprah1) / image 5 © 2026 Kothegrapher (@kothegrapher) / image 7 © 2026 Delali Ayivi (@delaliayivi) 01 Nov 2026 Found Dreams by Elizaveta Porodina Edited by Nadine Barth Published by Prestel Designed by grafikanstalt @elizavetaporodina @barthouseprojects @prestel_publishing #elizavetaporodina #barthouseprojects #prestelpublishing #bookdesign #grafikanstalt 27 Oct 2026 This is surreal and such an honor! I’m so humbled to be featured in “Street Photography Africa” along side some of the most incredible image makers of this generation. A heartfelt thank you to Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) and Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu) for including my work in this beautiful celebration of Africa. Special thank you to contributor Tosin @motown_gal @africanstylearchive and art director Julia @grafikanstalt and @thamesandhudson Get your copy today!!! 27 Oct 2026 “Skateboarding has no such thing as first place.” — Marcel Veldman (@thefluff) For over two decades, Dutch photographer Marcel Veldman has documented skate culture around the world in black and white, following in the footsteps of Hugh Holland, who began capturing the scene in 1975. With the same care and empathy, Marcel sees every skater as a creator, each shaping their own language of skateboarding on the streets. Our major group exhibition, “Skate of the Art”, closes on October 25. Join us at Fotografiska Shanghai for the final weekend and experience the freedom, creativity, and spirit of street culture. Cover image: Oski, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2014 © Marcel Veldman (Netherlands) #fotografiska #fotografiskashanghai #skateboarding #shanghaiexhibition #photographyexhibition 23 Oct 2026 RUTH ORKIN, Die Welt im Fokus, Fotografien zwischen 1940 und 1960, Ludwiggalerie, Oberhausen Was für ein schöner Ort! Wir sind extrem glücklich, dass unsere Ruth Orkin Ausstellung hier Station machen darf! Die von Katharina Mouratidi - @fhochdrei – und mir, Nadine Barth – @barthouseprojects kuratierte Schau mit Bildern der Ausnahmekünstlerin Ruth Orkin beinhaltet nicht nur ihre ikonischen Bilder sondern auch nie gezeigten Farbaufnahmen charismatischer Frauen, von Passantinnen in Frühlingskleidern bis zu den derzeit – 1950! – angesagten Hollywoodschauspielerinnen. Danke an Dr. Christine Vogt, Direktorin der Ludwiggalerie, sowie Nina Dunkmann und Kerrin Postert, Kuratorinnen vor Ort, die die Ausstellung ganz wunderbar gehängt haben. 1. Nadine Barth vor den Porträts von Ruth Orkin und einer Aufnahme aus New York von 1952. Foto: Rainer Schlautmann 2. Eröffnung Ruth Orkin: Die Welt im Fokus. In der Vitrine: Ruth Orkin’s Buch »Bike Trip« @editions_textuel 3. Thorsten Berg, Oberbürgermeister der Stadt Oberhausen 4. Installationsansicht 5. Fotos von Ruth Orkin aus der Serie »Who works harder?« mit einem Artikel zum Thema »Career Women or Housewife« aus der Zeit 6. Installationsansicht 7. Einladungskarte zur Eröffnung Die Ausstellung läuft bis zum 14.2.2027 @ludwiggalerie — What a beautiful venue for our Ruth Orkin exhibition here in the town of Oberhausen – Katharina from @fhochdrei and me @barthouseprojects are super happy that our show featuring iconic work as well as previously unknown color snaps from Hollywood stars as well as women passing by on the streets is making a stop-over here. We celebrated a nice day in honor of Ruth! Thanks, Mary, for always being the angel allowing all this on your mother’s behalf! @ruthorkinphoto Buchempfehlung / book recommendation: »Ruth Orkin: Women«, @hatjecantzverlag / @artbook – designed by @grafikanstalt #ruthorkin #oberhausen #fotoausstellung #barthouseprojects #frauenpower 22 Oct 2026 Street Photography Africa edited by Nadine Barth / @barthouseprojects + Azu Nwagbogu / @azubogu with a text by Tosin Adeosun /@motown_gal designed by Julia Wagner / @grafikanstalt published by @thamesandhudson (english) + @kehrerverlag (german) published by @thamesandhudson (english) + @kehrerverlag (german) With photos by @kothegrapher @lisamarieasubonteng @lafrohemien @zionhaileselassie @calebprah1 @calebprahl @yassellame @adedola_po @delaliayivi @kanuvisuals @kanuvisuals @kristinleemoolman and many more #thamesandhudson #kehrer #streetphotography #grafikanstalt #barthouseprojects 16 Oct 2026 Bold, bright, energetic and experimental – street photography across Africa has its own unique dynamic and rhythm, as well as a well-established and complex history. From classic compositions of architecture to instinctive shots of youth culture, movement and dance, the street truly becomes a stage. It’s about identity, personality and storytelling: friends skateboarding, a chance encounter, the hustle and bustle of megacities, the blurred line between private portrayal and public encounter.   In ‘Street Photography Africa’, curators Azu Nwagbogu (@azubogu) and Nadine Barth (@barthouseprojects) present the work of Africa’s most exciting image-makers – over thirty photographers spanning the length and breadth of the continent, from Marrakesh to Cape Town, Lagos to Addis Ababa.    Chapters are divided by theme and interwoven with the discussions currently underpinning Africa’s contemporary photography scene. Including an essay on ‘Photography as an Archive of African Style’ by Tosin Adeosun (@motown_gal), a researcher, curator, and founder of African Style Archive (@africanstylearchive).    ‘Street Photography Africa’ is out 15 October.   #ThamesAndHudson #StreetPhotographyAfrica #StreetPhotography #AfricanPhotography #AfricanFashionPhotography @calebprah1 @alex_photography2310 Images: Unavailable Photographer (@unavailable_______p), Delali Ayivi, Looking Beyond, from the series Racines de l’Imaginaire, Lome, Togo, 2021 | Sabelo Mlangeni, Cultural Group from Mohlekeng from the series Big City, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2009–10 | Alexandre Gandaho, Yellow Blue Car Rapide, Dakar, Senegal, 2023 | Kothegrapher, Old Wall, A Balancing Act, Gwagwalada FCT, Abuja, Nigeria, 2024 14 Oct 2026

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