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Nadine Dinter PR ist eine Berliner Agentur für Pressearbeit, PR-Beratung und Art Administration

Nadine Dinter PR ist eine inhabergeführte Agentur für Pressearbeit, PR-Beratung und Art Administration. Spezialisiert auf den Themenbereich Fotografie betreut Nadine Dinter PR national und international kulturelle Institutionen wie Museen, Galerien, Stiftungen, Festivals oder Privatsammlungen. Darüber hinaus arbeitet die Berliner Agentur spartenübergreifend zu den Themenfeldern zeitgenössische Kunst, Lifestyle sowie Art & Commerce.

24/02/2026

SAVE THE DATE
Rudi Meisel - Vor meinen Augen at
Opening: Saturday, 14 March 2026, 2-7 pm

Galerie Bene Taschen is pleased to present German photographer Rudi Meisel (b. 1949, Wilhelmshaven) with his solo show Vor meinen Augen, welcoming him to the gallery’s roster. The show features works from the past five decades. In color and black-and-white photographs, Meisel captures people in Germany in their everyday lives, becoming an observer with an empathetic and open gaze.
More information will follow soon

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Galerie Bene Taschen freut sich, den deutschen Fotografen Rudi Meisel (1949, Wilhelmshaven) mit der Einzelausstellung Vor meinen Augen im Galerieprogramm erstmalig zu präsentieren. Seine Arbeiten aus den letzten sechs Jahrzehnten zeigen Menschen und das Leben in Deutschland –
mit Einblicken in Alltagssituationen im Osten wie auch im Westen.
Mehr Informationen folgen in Kürze.

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Duration: 14 March 2026 – 9 May 2026
Location: Galerie Bene Taschen, Lindenstraße 19, 50674 Cologne

Images:
Rudi Meisel, Platz der Akademie (nach 1990 Gendarmenmarkt), Berlin-Mitte, DDR, 1980
Rudi Meisel, S-Bahnsteig Alexanderplatz, Berlin-Mitte, DDR, 1980
Rudi Meisel, Schönhauser Allee/Dimitroffstraße (nach 1990 Danziger Straße), Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, DDR, 1984
Rudi Meisel, Autorast, A 3, Königsforst-West (Rekord), BRD, 1971
all: copyright Rudi Meisel, courtesy Galerie Bene Taschen

Galerie Bene Taschen 👁 Rudi Meisel 👁 Vor meinen Augen 👁 StreetPhotography

23/02/2026

SAVE THE DATE!
Intermezzo. Revisiting Helmut Newton
Press Preview: 23 April 2026, 11 am (in German)
at the

On 24 April 2026, after more than 20 years of successfully presenting the permanent exhibition Helmut Newton’s Private Property on the ground floor of the Museum of Photography, the Helmut Newton Foundation will present an expanded exhibition concept called Intermezzo. Revisiting Helmut Newton – and introduce a new, more immersive way to experience Helmut Newton’s work and personality.

At the heart of the presentation is an impressive film room: eight video projectors and four large-format screens stage an elaborately produced film portrait of our foundation’s founder. Immerse yourself in Newton’s legacy, witness the master at work, and listen to moving anecdotes shared by his companions and contemporaries.

Further information will follow shortly.

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Nach über 20 Jahren erfolgreicher Präsentation der Dauerausstellung Helmut Newton’s Private Property im Erdgeschoss des Museums für Fotografie präsentiert die Helmut Newton Foundation ab dem 24. April mit Intermezzo. Revisiting Helmut Newton ein erweitertes Ausstellungskonzept – und eine neue, intensive Art, Werk und Persönlichkeit Helmut Newtons zu erleben.

Im Zentrum steht ein beeindruckender Filmraum: Acht Videoprojektoren und vier großformatige Leinwände inszenieren ein aufwendig gestaltetes Filmporträt unseres Stiftungsgründers. Tauchen Sie ein in Newtons Vermächtnis, erleben Sie den Meister bei der Arbeit und hören Sie bewegende Anekdoten seiner Wegbegleiterinnen und Wegbegleiter.

Weitere Informationen folgen in Kürze.

Images:
Collage of various pictures by and press articles about Helmut Newton, featured in the film Intermezzo. Revisiting Helmut Newton.

All images: copyright Helmut Newton Foundation | Produced by Profirst International in collaboration with Martin Salvador, Studio for the MOP Foundation (cut to fit the grid)

21/02/2026

Last Thursday, at the event for the „Young Generation Art Award“, organized by .group and presented by - what an evening!

Congratulations to the winner and to the nominees Emily Lempert, , and Yuhao Chen!

To and .gold and for having us!

📸 with Matthias Harder, director & curator of the / photo
all others:

18/02/2026

MUSIC NEWS! The release of ´s next album: „Don´t turn on the news“ is getting closer. On April 30th, 2026, Mur will not only publish her latest œuvre (distributed by ), but will also play live on the occasion of ’s opening at RAW Berlin.

The upcoming album consists of nine new Mona Mur songs featuring exclusive lyrics and images by author and “radical eye” photographer . The second collaboration between two uncompromising artists results in a collection of urban electronic poetry – raw and bloody, in harsh black and white: eclectic musical adventures in signature electronics and guitars, mercilessly forged together by Mur’s unmistakable voice, attitude, and production skills, as well as Zownir’s pitch-black but painfully beautiful poems, exclusively written for Mona Mur. Producing in her own Studio KATANA, Mur creates a hyper-real, cinematic série noire cosmos: as cruel as life, as tender as the night. In April 2025, Miron Zownir photographed Mona Mur for the album cover in front of his MEGAFENCE exhibition.

The CD is limited to 300 copies | 100 of them are signed by the artists. Last week Mur & Zownir met to sign the first copies…. make sure to save yours soon!

Exclusive pre-order through link in story & bio.

Save the Date:

Live performance by Mona Mur: Thursday, April 30th, 2026, at the opening of the exhibition “Miron Zownir – Berlin 1977 – 2025”, URBAN SPREE, Revaler Str. 99, 10245 Berlin, Germany

📸 Mona Mur by Sebastian Rohde

Album cover „Don´t turn on the music“, design by

Photo of Mona Mur and Miron Zownir during the signing session, copyright Nico Anfuso

17/02/2026

Today on - my interview with photographer & filmmaker ! On the occasion of her current show at rk gallery, Berlin, we spoken about how she moves through the elements like ice and fire, how she plans a photo shoot and what all these symbols stand for!

Enjoy the full read through the link in my bio & in today‘s story!

Follow me for more photography recommendations, must-see photo exhibitions, important updates from the world of photography, and my monthly „what‘s new“ on L‘ Oeil de la Photographie interviews!

16/02/2026

On the occasion of this year‘s Berlinale, it‘s my pleasure to share this portrait, taken by the one & only back in 2017!

Wishing you all an inspired & energized new week!

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From the archives 👁 Portrait 👁 Nadine Dinter PR 👁 Gerhard Kassner 👁 Berlinale

11/02/2026

Last night with at .artspace … enjoying the beautiful exhibition, presented by ! A huge thanks to for having us!

For those who couldn‘t attend: make sure to visit until June 2026.

📸 a bit distorted, like an homage to Kertesz‘s distorted series, but happy!

All works, copyright the artist /

➡️ SLEEK Art Space, Alexanderstrasse 7, 10178 Berlin

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07/02/2026

What an amazing night at , celebrating the breathtaking performance „Chapter 16: Poetic Justice“ from series „The Monuments“.

A big shout out to the team, & for making me part of that journey and a huge thanks to everyone who joined us last night!

Keep your eyes peeled for the last chapter, scheduled to take place in May 2026!

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06/02/2026

TONIGHT - at , supported by !

JAŠA: The Monuments | Chapter 16 | Poetic Justice
3 Floors. 4 Loops. 4 Years in the making. 1 Living Organism.

A living painting you can walk into — with performance, music, a bar, and a pop-up restaurant.

Tonight, on 6 February 2026, the Kühlhaus Berlin becomes something between an exhibition, a theater piece, and a social space: JAŠA’s The Monuments | Chapter 16 | Poetic Justice is a three-floor immersive artwork where the line between artwork and visitor, performance and audience begins to blur.

THE ENTRY: To ensure the intensity and intimacy of the experience, the number of participants is strictly limited. Please secure your ticket for one of the four entry moments: 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | 21:00.

While your journey begins at a specific time, you are encouraged to stay, inhabit the space, and experience the subsequent loops as they unfold.

This is not a show you “look at.” It’s a space you enter — like stepping into a painting or walking through a sculpture while it’s still being made.

Across the building, JAŠA creates a shifting world of installation, painting, sound, and live performance — a kind of living monument that changes with every person moving through it. Performers appear and disappear. Scenes loop and fracture. Music moves through the structure. At times, you won’t know who is performing and who is simply there — and that’s exactly the point. In the middle of it all: a bar, a pop-up restaurant, and an atmosphere that moves between contemplation and collective presence. Chapter 16 marks the beginning of the final phase of The Monuments — JAŠA’s long-term project unfolding at Kühlhaus Berlin since 2021 and culminating in May 2026.

Entry at 6pm / 7pm / 8pm or 9p, plus available dinner reservation at the pop-up restaurant at 6.30pm / 7.30pm and/or 8.30 pm.

Get your ticket throught the link in bio and in our story, and see you tonight!

A big shout-out to everyone who has been supporting this special evening… !

03/02/2026

UPDATE -

Im Rahmen der 5. Ausgabe des Leipzig Photobook Festivals findet in diesem Jahr eine weitere Solo Show statt:

Der indischer Fotograf Arko Datto dokumentierte zwischen 2017 und 2020 die schwindenden Mangrovenwälder und steigenden Wasserspiegel der Sundarbans in Indien, wo 300 Millionen Bewohner des Deltas den täglichen Alptraum des Klimawandels erleben – Menschen, die am wenigsten dafür verantwortlich sind, aber seine Auswirkungen am stärksten spüren. Mit harten Blitzlichtaufnahmen bei Nacht erzeugt Datto eine surreale, beunruhigende Atmosphäre, die das Festivalthema perfekt verkörpert: die fragile Existenz von Gemeinschaften, deren Macht angesichts der Klimakrise schwindet, während sie gleichzeitig ihren Kampf um Überleben und Würde dokumentiert.

Laufzeit: 7. März bis 2. April 2026
Die Ausstellung wird durch eine Publikation begleitet. Parallel zu dieser Show sind die Fotobuchausstellungen “Aperture PhotoBook Awards” und “Fragile Volumes – Das Fotobuch jenseits des Papiers” zu sehen.

➡️ Weitere Highlights und nähere Informationen und Updates zur 5. Ausgabe des Leipzig Photobook Festivals folgen in Kürze!

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beide: Arko Datto, Where do we go when the final wave hits, copyright Arko Datto

22/01/2026

A good morning starts with - this month I talked to the female photographer - so don’t miss to read more about her current show at .galleries, her inspiration and why the sun isn’t yellow.

Find the full read in my bio and in today’s story.

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