Stillleben aus Kaliningrad: Die Anmut von totem Fisch auf Zeitungspapier... spon.de/afzkf

Opening tonight in Berlin: Bertien van Manen at Robert Morat Gallery! #lfinews bit.ly/2QElKD6

Must-see exhibition: Bertien van Manen »Book Stories« at Robert Morat Galerie in #Berlin-Mitte! → Read more on PiB: bit.ly/bvmbookstories → Weiterlesen auf PiB: bit.ly/bvmBookStories #BertienvanManen #RobertMorat #Ausstellung MACK #photography #Fotografie #Berlin

„BOOK STORIES“ // Bertien van Manen's documentary photography is celebrated with a retrospective show at Stedelijk Museum in spring as well as a current exhitition at Robert Morat Gallery #Berlin More at blackqube.de/book-stories-b… #blackqubemagazine #photography #art

Lovely to see prints find themselves such a warm new home. 🎹 🎶 Thank you Robert Morat

[Agenda] Robert Morat presents Bertien van Manen, an icon of documentary photography. On view in Berlin until March, 7th Image: David on swing, West Virginia 1987, from the series "Moonshine", Bertien Van Manen #ppny2020 #parisphotofair

Roger Eberhard’s photographs capture former border regions around the globe – many of which have shifted or disappeared over time. Robert Morat from 21 March. bit.ly/335b5WA

In this time of gallery and museum closures, here's an interactive virtual tour of my most recent exhibition with Robert Morat in Berlin... artland.com/exhibitions/st…

[Paris Photo New York] Discover an artwork from our exhibitors, twice a day Image: Janelle Lynch, Re Berries, 2015, Archival Pigment Print, 46 x 38 inches, Copyright Janelle Lynch, Courtesy Robert Morat #parisphotofair #parisphoto2020 #ppny2020

Roger Eberhard | Human Territoriality Robert Morat Galerie, Berlin May 09 – September 20, 2020 “Human Territoriality” is a selection of Roger Eberhard’s photographs of former borders, around the globe and down through the course of human history. more. itsliquid.com/roger-eberhard…

(Read more on Instagram: instagr.am/p/CCbMSYPHW4r/) In their new YouTube channel “Gallery Talks”, Robert Morat Galerie (Robert Morat) presents a series of short videos that provide an opportunity to hear artists speak about the concepts & ideas behind the projects exhibited i…

SAVE THE DATE Max Pinckers „Margins of Excess“ kicks off with a soft opening and book signing between 12-6pm on Friday, September 25! We are very much looking forward to seeing you at the gallery!

Max Pinckers reflects on an age of “post-truth” in photographs Robert Morat. The exhibition examines the "difficult differentiation" between reality and fiction in the modern media age. Opens today. bit.ly/3j3h1GT

Roger Eberhard: "I started the project thinking that [hotel] rooms look the same everywhere you go, and only by looking out the window are you able to tell where you are in the world... and it was quite the opposite.” On show in the Robert Morat Gallery booth during Unseen 2016.

.Max Pinckers connects archive materials, press cuttings and intimate photographs – examining how the media contributes to ideas of truth and fiction. Robert Morat until 19 December: bit.ly/3nwCVnR

(Read more: instagr.am/p/CIOUZ1UnjcE/) Posted Repost app • @robertmorat Galleries are open! While museums and exhibition spaces remain closed for the month of December, commercial galleries are regarded as retail - they are exempt from the Corona regulations taking a heavy to…

ON SHOW SOON — In his series "Known and Strange Things Pass" (on show in Robert Morat Gallery from May 27), British photographer Andy Sewell focuses on the transatlantic communications cables that link the UK and North America.

With the gallery closed until further notice, WEEKLY WINDOW is an alternating presentation in our window at Linienstrasse 107 in Berlin - a new piece every week! This week: WEEKLY WINDOW #3 Mårten Lange, „100%“, Pigment Print, 90 x 120cm. More info on Instagram @ robertmorat

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ON SHOW NOW — Until May 22nd, Robert Morat is showing a solo by Andrea Grützner. In her series “Erbgericht”, she features a country inn in rural Saxony where she spent much time during her childhood. Grützner: "Shadows take on their own lives, they work a lot like memories."