Image No. 1 of Michael Schmidt

Untitled (from Frauen), 1997-99, Gelatin silver prints, each 43,2 x 29,4 cm (64 x 54,5 cm framed), Ed. 4 of 5 + 1 AP


Image No. 2 of Michael Schmidt

Meer #3
, 2007, Gelatin silver print, 48,3 x 64 cm (64 x 81 cm framed), Ed. 3 of 5 + 1 AP


Image No. 3 of Michael Schmidt

Untitled (from Stadtbilder), 1984/06, Gelatin silver print, 69 x 56 cm (99,5 x 85 cm framed), Ed. 3 of 5 + 1 AP


Image No. 4 of Michael Schmidt


Installation view, Galerie Nordenhake Berlin, 2009, Untitled (from Waffenruhe), 1985-87, Gelatin silver prints, dimensions variable, Ed. of 12 + 3 AP (Right: Meer #3)


Image No. 5 of Michael Schmidt

Triptychon II (from Waffenruhe), 1985-87, Gelatin silver print, 49,1 x 38,9 cm (right panel), 49,9 x 59,8 cm (middle panel), 49,3 x 39 cm (left panel), Ed. of 12 + 3 AP


Image No. 6 of Michael Schmidt

Untitled (from Berlin nach 1945), 1980, Gelatin silver print, 16,1 x 22,3 cm (41,5 x 43 cm framed), Ed. of 6


Image No. 7 of Michael Schmidt

Untitled (from Portraits), 1991/92, Gelatin silver print, 92 x 61,2 cm (94 x 63,2 cm framed), Ed. of 6


Image No. 8 of Michael Schmidt

Untitled (from Natur), 1988-89/05, Gelatin silver print, 69,7 x 84 cm (81,5 x 99,8 cm framed), Ed. 3 of 4


Image No. 9 of Michael Schmidt

Irgendwo
, 2001-2004, silver bromide gelatine print golden tinted, 32,35 x 40,75 cm (40,4 x 49,7 cm framed)


Image No. 10 of Michael Schmidt

Irgendwo
, 2001-2004, silver bromide gelatine print golden tinted, 32,35 x 40,75 cm (40,4 x 49,7 cm framed)


Image No. 11 of Michael Schmidt

Irgendwo
, 2001-2004, silver bromide gelatine print golden tinted, 32,35 x 40,75 cm(40,4 x 49,7 cm framed)


Image No. 12 of Michael Schmidt

Irgendwo
, 2001-2004, silver bromide gelatine print golden tinted, 32,35 x 40,75 cm(40,4 x 49,7 cm framed)
 

Michael Schmidt was born in 1945 in Berlin, where he currently lives and works. His solo exhibitions include "Grey as Colour. Photographs until 2009," Haus der Kunst, Münich (2010); Galerie Nordenhake Berlin (2009); "Irgendwo," co-organized by the Kunstverein Heilbronn, Oldenburger Kunstverien, Arp Museum Rolandseck, Remagen (2005); "Frauen - EIN-HEIT - Menschenbilder," at the Kunstverein in der Kunsthalle Düsseldorf (2000); and "U-NI-TY," at the Museum of Modern Art, New York and Sprengel Museum, Hannover (1996). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including "Wildnis wird Garten wird Wilniss," a special exhibition at the Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung at Art Cologne (2009); "In the Face of History - European Photographers in the 20th Century," Barbican entre, London (2006); "Of Mice and Men," Berlin Biennial for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2006); "Zwischen Wirklichkeit und Bild: Positionen deutscher Fotografie der Gegenwart," The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, and the Marugame Genichiro Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art, Shikoku (2005); "Cruel + Tender," Tate Modern, London, and Museum Ludwig, Köln (2003); "Openends, Counter-Monuments and Memory," The Museum of Modern Art, New York (2001); and "Das Versprechen der Fotografie," Akademie der Künste, Berlin (2000). Works from his series "Frauen" were recently publically installed as posters for the 6th Berlin Biennale of Contemporary Art (2010).