Gerry Badger - It Was a Grey Day (signed) west berlin

Gerry Badger - It Was a Grey Day (signed) west berlinPeperoni Books 2015 Gerry Badger only brought out his camera on overcast days in Berlin between 2007 and 2011. His portrait of the citys back streets and dilapidated spaces is rough, full of refuse and graffiti, and almost completely devoid of human presence. This series of images depicts the forgotten corners of a living city, full of history. What is left is emptiness, broken architecture, neglected parks, vacant lots, discarded things. And all is

the indolence

- Cai Dongdong

24 x 29 cm

and Garry Winogrand

For three generations the Fukase family ran a photography studio in Bifuka

which offer a lush

and curators who would become his close friends and collaborators

Fifty years after 1968: The student protests seen from the perspective of the Berlin police force

dialogic images are notions of kinship and spirituality interweaved with quietly political and radical gestures

echoing the new topographic photographers of the 1970s

and the politics of attention

while retaining Shore’s studied formal sensitivity