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My research evolves around different practices of photo archiving and their historical and political development. This chapter of my work looks at the "Movement 2 June", SAK (Sozialistisches Anwaltskollektiv) and the death of the student Benno Ohnesorg that led to the escalation of the political climate in Germany in the 1960s. Rather than focus on German Terrorism merely as thematic content, I investigate how the aesthetic articulation in the photographic medium adds to or shapes an understanding of the event of June 2, 1967.
Digital on Other
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Claudia Sohrens is an artist from Hamburg, Germany. Her work evolves around the photograph and different practices of photo archiving. Sohrens is currently a PhD candidate at the European Graduate School in Switzerland. She is the recipient of several artist grants, such as the 2010 NYFA fellowship for Photography; she participated in artist residencies, for example at the Bronx Museum in New York. Her work has been included in exhibitions at the Bronx Museum, the Brooklyn Museum and at the Artists Space in New York, as well as international art venues and festivals, such as the Electronic Language Festival in Sao Paulo, the Project Space at Kunsthalle Wien, KW - the Institut for Contemporary Art in Berlin, as well as, Kampnagel KX in Hamburg. Her photographic research project 'Mise En Abyme: Archive', has fiscal sponsorship through Artspire/NYFA .aspx She is faculty at the International Center of Photography, Parsons The New School for Design and at Pratt Institute.
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