Solo-Exhibition “BAM Photography” at Photographers Gallery in Los Angeles.
After a new assignment with the Photographers Gallery in Los Angeles the Gallery presents a solo exhibition including work from the art series CANDELA and A-Symmetrie.
Photographers’ Gallery located at:
145A N. La Brea Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Ph: 323.938.8000
Solo-Exhibition December 3rd to July 2010 at Designraum Munich.
The show takes place at Designraum in cooperation with the Candela Project Gallery. Photography by Benjamin A. Monn from the last six years including art projects such as “FRAGMENTE”, “A-SYMMETRIE”, “CANDELA Project” and “INTERAKTION”.
Designraum
Brienner str.7
80333 Munich
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday: 10am-7pm
Saturday 10am-4pm
Every month the german SZ Magazin presents the work of young upcoming german photographers. The article includes an interview with BAM and shows selected works from his CANDELA-SERIES.
Image Gallery on June 30, 2009
Exhibition “Uprising Six”.
From June 19th to September 2009 at the Candela Project Gallery Munich. The Group Show “Uprising Six” presents young contemporary photography from six artists around the globe such as Lenz Mayer, Thilo Brunner, Daniel Völker, Albrecht von Alvensleben, Hans Strand and Benjamin A. Monn. The show takes place at the new CP-Gallery in the heart of Munich.
Candela Project Gallery
Preysingstr.20 81667 Munich
Opening hours:
Tuesday-Friday: 11am-6pm
Saturday by arrangement
In May 2009 BAM has been nominated for the International New York Photo Award 2009. His Photo Book “COMPOSITIONS” is shortlisted in the professional category “Photo Book”.
NYPHA’09 Nominations
To be named a nominee of the New York Photo Awards 2009 means that one has been selected for the final round of judging, during which time only three finalists will be chosen (Winner and two Honorable Mentions). Considering the number of rounds that the Jury has already been through, being nominated is truly an award in and of itself. We are very proud of this year’s Nominees. It is clear that they represent the Future of Contemporary Photography, and we wish them continued success.