This page gathers photographers connected to Austria and traces how each links to a period and movement in the history of photography.
Born in Vienna in 1921, Ernst Haas turned seriously to photography after World War II and gained attention in 1947 for a series on returning prisoners of war and their families …
Inge Morath (1923–2002) was a photographer born in Graz, Austria, who studied languages in Berlin and Bucharest. After the war she worked as a translator, journalist, and editor …
Austrian-born photographer and artist, born in 1960 in Salzburg and long based in Brussels.*1*2*3*4 Known for extensive photographic research on architecture, quarries …
Austrian artist born in 1954, best known for the expanded field of sculpture, but also deeply engaged with photography as a necessary part of the work’s conception and …
Austrian photographer born in 1952, also active as curator and editor, especially through Camera Austria. His work is central to Austrian photographic culture from the 1970s …
Austrian artist duo working together since 1993, closely associated with photography, architecture, and urban representation. Their work is important for a photography-history …
G.R.A.M. is an Austrian artist group that reenacts, appropriates, and reconstructs press and public images to expose how media spectacle shapes political memory and historical …
Austrian photographer born in 1957, active since the 1980s and closely associated with Austria’s author-photography tradition and with obsessive collecting, archiving, and …
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