Written by Florian Kazimirski

On 11. November 2018

Exhibition MNML

In our first exhibition MNML we present an overview of the current works of Galerie Minimal. We show a wide range of different varieties of minimalist photography by contemporary artists from around the world. Form and color, as well as their objective consideration are the focus. All exhibited works can be found in our Online shop be purchased in limited editions.

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minimal photography

Minimal photography describes a style that strives for simplicity and objectivity. It’s not so much about manual technical effort, not about elaborate staging, groundbreaking post production … It’s much more about composing the everyday.

To extract the aesthetics from the everydayness and to expose the banality of the aesthetics.

If you want to know more about minimal photography, you will find many interesting articles in our magazine.

Artists

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Alex Harbich

Paul Eis

Dennis Schnieber

Wassily Kazimirski

François Aubret

Liz Watson

Gianfilippo De Rossi

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