On February 12, the Camera Work Photo Gallery, founded in 1997 in the Charlottenburg neighborhood of Berlin, opened a new exhibition space in the heart of Berlin-Mitte. CWC (Camera Work Contemporary) Gallery occupies a historically charged building designed by the architect Alexander Beer. Built in 1928, it once served as a school for Jewish girls. The 500m² space, reserved for the work of contemporary photographers, painters and sculptors, will welcome retrospectives, thematic group exhibitions and shows organized in collaboration with other institutions and private collectors.
For its inaugural exhibition, the CWC presents an expansive selection of large-format color photographs by Robert Polidori. Some of the works are being shown for the first time.