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Anna-Mareen Henke says:

check your habitus
check your habitus focuses on postmigrant and feminist voices that speak of classism, exclusion and privilege. Donja Nasseri and Lilli Lake from runningwater have created a very special form of exhibition in the middle of Ebertplatz. I am very happy about the cooperation of Sommerblut and the Photoszene in the context of the exhibition!

The Loneliness One dare not sound
I will definitely check out the exhibition in the four galleries at Ebertplatz, because it deals with the body and its possibilities of expression in relation to political and anti-racist resistance. Very exciting!

Vibrant Waters
Worth seeing: an exhibition that makes our most important resource, water, the protagonist and that in the wonderful Temporary Gallery!

Next. Festival of the young photo scene
The motto for the Festival of the Young Photoscene "Photography is diverse, so are you!" makes me curious about what will be created during the workshops and projects.

Hannah Lina Schneeberger says:

SHALL YOU RETURN EVERYTHING, BUT THE BURDEN
LEBOHANG KGANYE
The Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum presents ethnographic cultural history in a modern and reflective way; the exhibition of Lebohang Kganye's photographs is therefore a must-see.

INVISIBLE TERROR
MARK MÜHLHAUS
Where does art end and political education begin? Mark Mühlhaus seeks out places of right-wing violence in his photography and presents it at a place of right-wing violence. Impressive and impressive.