Vienna
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Places of Longing: An Archive Photography Exhibition at OstLicht Gallery

Explore a curated selection of unique global locations captured through master photography and compelling artistic visions.

The "Places of Longing" exhibition at OstLicht Gallery delves into the captivating theme of beloved locations. This archive presentation showcases a diverse collection of images by influential photographers, revealing unique perspectives on landscapes, architectural marvels, and intimate cultural spaces. Visitors can immerse themselves in visual journeys across Italy, Japan, Cuba, and Vienna, experiencing the distinct styles of each featured artist.

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Exhibition summary

This archive exhibition, part of the 'OstLicht Selection,' features a curated group of photographers who have captured special places in their unique styles. The exhibition showcases diverse locations, from Italian landscapes to architectural landmarks and cultural interiors.

Curatorial context

The 'Places of Longing' exhibition, presented as part of the OstLicht Selection, showcases a curated ensemble of photographers who have masterfully depicted significant and personal locations. The gallery owner Peter Coeln's team has assembled a first-class selection of artists whose works highlight unique places captured in their inimitable way. Featured are the sunlit hills of Italy as photographed by Mario Giacomelli, the colorful and world-famous house of architect Luis Barragán captured by René Burri, and the southern Italian beach landscapes by Piero Percoco. Additionally, Franz Hubmann guides visitors through the Waldviertel, Roland Pleterski explores the landscapes of Cuba, Takeuchi Toshinobu illuminates picturesque Japanese regions, and Cora Pongracz offers a view into the Viennese coffee house Tuchlauben.

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Venue
OstLicht Gallery for Photography
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Mar 9, 2022 – Apr 30, 2022
Artist line / attribution
Featuring works by Mario Giacomelli, René Burri, Piero Percoco, Franz Hubmann, Roland Pleterski, Takeuchi Toshinobu, and Cora Pongracz.
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