Barbara Probst
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Exposure # 46: N.Y.C., 555 8th Avenue,
| Exposure #37: N.Y.C.249 W 34th Street,
| Exposure # 44: Barmsee, Bavaria,
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Exposure #45: Munich, Landshuter Allee, 09.11.06, Ultrachrome ink on cotton paper
| Exposure #58: N.Y.C., 428 Broome Street, 06.05.08, Ultrachrome ink on cotton paper
| Exposure #71a: N.Y.C., Crosby & Broome Streets, 06 Ultrachrome ink on cotton paper
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Exposure #61: N.Y.C., 555 8th Avenue, 11.07.08, 4: Ultrachrome ink on cotton paper
| Exposure #63: N.Y.C., 555 8th Avenue, 11.26.08, 5: Ultrachrome ink on cotton paper
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Barbara Probst began her career in her native Germany. She lives and works in New York and Munich. Probst’s Exposure series breaks the photographic moment into several points of view through the use of multiple cameras in a single shot. In Probst’s work photographic 'truth' is subject to fragmentation and cinematic drama, offering new interpretations of the classical fleeting photographic moment.
Her work was featured in New Photography 2006 at the Museum of Modern Art alongside artists Jonathan Monk and Jules Spinatsch. In 2004 her work was included in Camera Action at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Photography which subsequently mounted the comprehensive solo exhibition Barbara Probst: Exposures (2007). Her work has also been the subject of solo exhibitions at Domaine de Kerguehennec, Bignan, France and Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Madison, WI. Upcoming solo exhibitions include a midcareer survey at the Kunstverein Oldenburg, Germany. In 2007, Steidl published an extensive monograph of her work, Barbara Probst: Exposures.
Exhibitions
Pascal Grandmaison / Barbara Probst
Barbara Probst: Exposures
Barbara Probst: Exposures