Andrea Grützner:News

FACT/FAKE
Symposium, Exhibitions, Panels, German Photobook Award
20-23 Nov. 2025

main exhibition with Pola Sieverding, Christine Erhard, Antonia Gruber, Estefania Landesman, Isabelle Borges, Andrea Grützner, Sabine Meier

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Paris Photo 2025
with Robert Morat Gallery
showing works of Arkadia
13-16 Nov. 2025

at PARIS PHOTO this year, the gallery shows a presentation that we titled „Looking at Nature“ (Booth C46). with Hannah Hughes, Hans-Christian Schink, Bernhard Fuchs, Bill Jacobson, Andrea Grützner, Lucas Folia

German Photo Book Award 25/26,
Award Ceremony at the "International Festival of Photographic Images 2025"
Municipal Gallery Leerer Beutel, Regensburg
22.11.2025

Erbgericht has been nominated for the German Photo Book Award 25/26. The award ceremony will take place on November 22, 2025, at the Municipal Gallery Leerer Beutel in Regensburg. The shortlisted books will be honored with Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards and presented in an exhibition.Afterwards, the awarded titles will be part of a traveling exhibition tour.

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German Photo Book Award

Erbgericht Book Review at Collector Daily by Loring Knoblauch
19.03.2025

"Can a photographic genre have an “opposite”? In both concept and execution, I think the answer can surprisingly be yes, as seen in photographic landscapes that intentionally make it hard for us to see the land or photographic portraits that frustrate our ability to engage with the sitters. Andrea Grützner’s photobook Erbgericht offers another thought-provoking example of this kind of deliberate inversion, in architectural photographs that visually disorient the built space they ostensibly document." Loring Knoblauch

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Collectordaily Website

Book Review Erbgericht (german)
at Perlentaucher
by Peter Truschner / fotolot
20.06.2025

Andrea Grützner beschäftigt sich in "Erbgericht" mit einem Ort ihrer Kindheit. Es geht ihr dabei ganz und gar nicht um eine faktenbasierte und in dem Sinn möglichst wirklichkeitsgetreue Rekonstruktion der Vergangenheit. Mit einem enormen theoretischen und fotografischen Aufwand schafft sie ein Fest fürs empfängliche Auge.

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