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WALK THE LINE. 19.March - 5.April 2010
ipsum exhibition displaying pictures from Israel and Palestine.a
Place/Time: Willy Brandt Center, Jerusalem
Opening:18.3. 2010, 19:00
Concert:24.3. 2010, 21:00
VISIBLE - the visible and concealed in Hadar 15. March - 5. April 2010
An interactive photo exhibition in the public space
Date: 15th March 2010 - 5th April 2010
Place: Cultural Center at Tiverias 15 and picture spots in Masada street, Hadar, Haifa
Vernissage: 15th March, 7 pm
Opening Hours: Sun - Thursday from 3 pm to 8 pm, Friday 9 am to 1pm
Ausstellung ALLTAG REIN 18. - 28. März 2010
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Am 18. März eröffnet die umfassende ipsum-Werkschau ALLTAG REIN mit Alltagsfotografien erstellt von Menschen aus 6 Ländern in 7 Jahren, einem Konzert von B. Fleischmann, Erzähltheater mit Musik für Erwachsene und Kinder von Maren Rahmann und Rudi Görnet, interaktiven Projektionen, Audio-Installationen und Schulworkshops.
Exhibition in Ramallah 9. February 2010
On february 9., the opening of the exhibition “Echo of Colors: Just listen“ takes place in the Ottoman Court Ramallah. The pictures presented are the result of our summer project “Dialogue in Pictures: Ramallah”.


What is ipsum?

ipsum is an art project that works with various artistic means of expression (cameras, recording devices). Based on conducting workshops all over the world that last several weeks, ipsum follows four extensive goals:
  • To encourage individuals to express themselves and to tell their own life stories.
  • To provoke reflections and reactions within beholders confronted with other realities.
  • To enrich the picture world of the media by adding a new and important perspective.
  • To establish a fair vending and purchasing process of images.

More on the ipsum idea and the basic principles

Wien 2004: Anonym (126)
Lahore 2004: Mubashar Hassan (169)
Kabul 2006: Hamida Abdul (549)
Soro 2005: Hina M. Rafiq (1142)