Lars Schumacher

Lars Schumacher is a german photographer, experimental video- and short film director. He is the creative director behind the visual output of OKOK Television and several contemporary [media] art projects.

Schumacher started his career as a short film director during the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, made with his 3 years younger brother Leif Schumacher the (Speed-) Trilogie (Speed, Spinning Head and Route 66). Films were screening at film-festivals and television stations in europe, america and asia. Schumacher startet his work in the media "Television" in lower saxony, Germany in 1996. The work as a photographer starts parallel to the filmmaking.

2005 - 2008 - Municipal School of Administration in Lower Saxony
2001 - 2004 - The Academy of Arts Education in Remscheid, North Rhine-Westphalia
1999 - 2000 - Study Institute for Local Government Lower Saxony II
1988 - 1991 - Study Institute for Local Government Lower Saxony I
1977 - 1988 - Elementary, Middle & High School

2018
Den Haag, s-Hertogenbosch (NL) Rochester (USA) Kastamonu (TR) Stuttgart, Euskirchen, Hannover (D) Saint – Brieuc (F) San Miguel de Abona (S) Valdarno, Venedig (I) Puerto Rico (PR)
2017
La Plata, Buenos Aires (ARG) Bad Oeynhausen, Berlin, Hannover, München (D) Pälkäne (FIN) Droitwich Spa, Folkstone (GB) Aigion, Athen (G) Doetinchem, Oostburg (NL) Palermo, Venedig (I) Almoradi, Ferrol (ESP) Nowgorod, St. Petersburg, Taganrog (RUS) Istanbul (TUR) New York (USA)
2016
Bellingshausen Station (Antarktis), Buenos Aires (ARG), Rio (BRA), Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hannover, Nordstemmen, Solingen (D), Helsinki (FIN), Kent (GB), Karuizawa (JAP), Split (KRO), Kristiansand (NOR), Venlo, Weert, s-Hertogenbosch (NL) Kirkpinar-Sapanca, Tekirdag, Istanbul (TUR), Timisoara (ROU), Chicago, Kansas City, Nashville (USA)
2015
Tucumán (ARG), Yerivan (ARM), Metropolitana de Santiago (CHL), Berlin/Pankow, Dresden, Eckernförde, Hannover, Marktbreit, Stuttgart, Solingen & Wuppertal (D), Kent & Droitwich Spa (GB), Insel Suðuroy, Tvøroyri (FRO), Bordeaux (F), Thessaloniki (GRE), Paipa, Boyaca (COL), Sandol Arts Center, Gunsan (KOR), s-Hertogenbosch, Oud-Beijerland & Arnheim (NL), St. Petersburg & Universal Bibliothek Novosibirsk (RUS), Teneriffa (ESP),...