Examples of using Thomas ruff in English and their translations into German
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Thomas Ruff- Works 1979-2011.
Diploma and master class student under Thomas Ruff.
Thomas Ruff and Thomas Weski.
Well-known representatives of abstract photography are Thomas Ruff, Miriam Böhm or Marco Breuer.
Lecture: Thomas Ruff- the scientific artist.
The exhibition„Under the Starry Sky" includes 38 works from 21 artists, among others such important ones as Chuck Close, Andreas Gursky,Gerhard Richter, Thomas Ruff, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Andy Warhol.
Talk: Thomas Ruff and Thomas Weski.
The reality in front of the camera is reality of the first degree, the depiction of reality in front of the camera is second degree reality,then there are all possible gradations and distortions," says Thomas Ruff.
About Lecture: Thomas Ruff- the scientific artist.
Susanne Holschbach«Continuities and differences between photographic and post-photographic»[44]In this connection also refer to the series«Plakate»(1997) by Thomas Ruff, which is reminiscent of John Heartfield's collages.
Thomas Ruff's(*1958) oeuvre is characterized by a constant fathoming of the means of photography and an incessant investigation of new themes and content.
The Korean photographer Künstler Dokyun KIM(*1973)combines as a student of Thomas Ruff in his new SF Series(Science Fiction) of architektural photography the objectivity of the Dusseldorf School of photography with a sense of Koean colour and form.
Thomas Ruff's most recent cycle of works features photographs of machines whose purpose was to produce tools along with photographs of tools produced with the aid of this machinery.
The influence of her mentors, first Bernd and Hilla Becher,later Thomas Ruff, is more than apparent: Yoon Jean Lee's photos are sober and matter of fact; her approach is systematic; she takes photographs in series.
Thomas Ruff also repeatedly questioned the conventions of photography, for instance, with his 210 by 165 cm Portraits(1986-91) which radically refuse to perform the classic task of this genre, namely, to penetrate the psychology of the person photographed.
In the works belonging to the Porträts(Portraits) group, which can be seen in theexhibition FUTURE PRESENT along with other pieces by Thomas Ruff, he concentrates on this traditional genre but then subjects it to a radical transformation.
Josef Schulz, one of Thomas Ruffs"Meisterschüler", is showing photographs that take the documentary tradition further through his digital intervention.
In 2008 my former Cologne gallerist, Caren Jones, showed the series"Boy You Turned Me" and"Undercover" in exhibitions with internationallyrenowned colleagues such as Andreas Gursky, Thomas Ruff and Vik Muniz and at art fairs in German-speaking countries.
The"Becher School"- to name but one direction-has produced many stars of photography: Thomas Ruff, Thomas Struth, Candida Höfer and Andreas Gursky, the most expensive photographer of the times, who lives and works in Düsseldorf.
Whereas an unspectacular motif in a series by Bernd and Hilla Becher is frequently perceived as an aesthetic phenomenon and imbued with significance only by its being presented in such broad variety, the Bechers' pupils,such as Thomas Ruff and Axel Hütte, draw attention to similar motifs by transforming them into large format images.
Turello, Alec Soth, Jing Huang, Thomas Ruff und Saga Sig, each of them with ten works, will engage in a creative dialogue with one of the great masters from the history of Leica photography and take a critical look at their work in photographic terms.
In this guided visit, we take a closer look at how artists like Hamish Fulton, Dennis Oppenheim, Cindy Sherman,Jeff Wall, Thomas Ruff and Thomas Demand have made use of the photographic medium since the 1960s and how they create new realities with photography.
The Kunstakademie(art academy) forms the nucleus of the exciting environment that is the art city Düsseldorf and has brought forth internationally renowned artists: Joseph Beuys, Gerhard Richter, JörgImmendorff or the‘Becher-School', amongst whose students rank big stars of photography such as Andreas Gursky, Thomas Ruff, Thomas Struth or Candida Höfer.
The Japanese photo artist-who has been called to be a Master Student of Thomas Ruff in 2006 and who has received the Akademiebrief of the Düsseldorfer Kunstakademie in 2008- has been living in Japan again since 2011.
With their austere, breathtakingly disciplined series of documentary images, Bernd and Hilla Becher established a school of photography whose alumni- Andreas Gursky,Candida Höfer, Thomas Ruff and Thomas Struth- have been at the very top of the international league for decades.
The Japanese photo artist-who has been called to be a Master Student of Thomas Ruff in 2006 and who has received the Akademiebrief of the Düsseldorfer Kunstakademie in 2008- has been living in Japan again since 2011: In the year of the nuclear desaster he returned to his homeland.
As manifold as its subjects are the generations represented in the collection: classics of contemporary photography such as Stephen Shore, Paul Almasy, Bernd and Hilla Becher and their students- among them Andreas Gursky,Candida Höfer and Thomas Ruff- enter a dialogue with newer positions by young photographic artists such as Pieter Hugo, Jessica Backhaus, Regine Petersen and Tobias Zielony.
The exhibition will be accompanied en passant by works of contemporary artists who,like Sarah Morris, Thomas Ruff, Julia Weisenberg, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Christian Odzuck or Mischa Kuball directly address Mies's oeuvre or conceived art works especially for this Exhibition.
The responses among the producers varied, ranging from the individual bodily parts depicted inThomas Florschuetz' untitled photographs through the sober"portrait" Thomas Ruff made of his artist colleague Dirk Skreber to the ephemeral drawings of a Manfred Stumpf, in which figures take on the simplest of contours.
With its some 200 photographs by internationally renowned artists including Volker Döhne, Andreas Gursky, Candida Höfer, Axel Hütte,Tata Ronkholz, Thomas Ruff, Jörg Sasse,Thomas Struth and Petra Wunderlich, the exhibition explores, among other things, the question as to what influence Bernd and Hilla Becher had on their students at the art academy Düsseldorf.