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Individual Exhibitions

1962 Places & Faces; Adler Fielding Gallery; Johannesburg,
South Africa
1963 South African Social Scenes; Gorzenich Exhibition
Hall; Cologne, Germany (with Peter Magubane)
1970 Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—A Retrospective; Hotel Melia;
Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
1976 Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—A Retrospective; Central School;
London, U.K.
1977 Village Faces; Hayward Gallery; London, U.K.
Face to Face; Air Gallery; London, U.K.
1980 A Portfolio; The Photographic Gallery; Southampton
University, U.K.
1981 London Scenes; The Photographers’ Gallery; London,
U.K.
1988 A Retrospective; Market Gallery; Johannesburg
1995 Sof’town Blues; The Photographers’ Gallery; London,
U.K.
1996 African Women; Nantes and other venues in France
Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—A Retrospective Exhibition;
South African National Gallery, Cape Town; Oliewen-
huis National Gallery, Bloemfontein; King George V
National Gallery, Port Elizabeth; South Africa
1998 The Berlin Wall; Goethe Institute; Johannesburg
(toured to Goethe Institutes internationally)
Selected Images; Institute for The Advancement of
Journalism; Johannesburg, Freedom Forum, Johannes-
burg; South Africa
Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—A Retrospective; Gallery of
Photography; Dublin, Ireland
1999 Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—The ‘Fifties; The Waterfront; Bel-
fast, N. Ireland, U.K.
2000 The Naked Face; Sandton Civic Art Gallery; Johan-
nesburg, South Africa
Faced; Carfax Gallery; Johannesburg, South Africa
2001 Soweto 2001; Art On Paper Gallery; Johannesburg,
South Africa
The White ‘Fifties; Crake Gallery; Johannesburg, Ben-
susan Museum of Photography; Johannesburg; South
Africa

2001 Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg—DrumBeat: South Africa 1950–

1994 ; Axis Gallery; New York, NY

Selected Group Exhibitions

1987 The Finest Photos from the Old Drum; Shell Gallery,

Cape Town; Durban Museum, Durban; Market Gallery,

Johannesburg; South Africa

1988 Drum; Impressions Gallery; York, U.K.

1993 Fifties South Africa; Herten, Germany

1995 South Africa Images; Foto Forum; Frankfurt, Ger-

many

1997 Condition Humaine; La Muse ́e du Port; La Reunion,

Reunion

1998 ‘Fifties South Africa; Vue D’Afrique Festival; Mon-

treal, Canada

Under the Tropic: 25 years of South African Photo-

journalism; Cardiff University, U.K.

1999 Africa by Africa—A Photographic View; Barbican Art

Gallery; London, U.K.

Maverick; Crake Gallery; Johannesburg

2000 Lengthening Shadows; Stephen Daiter Gallery; Chi-

cago, Illinois

2001 Soweto: A South African Legend; Munich, Mannheim,

Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hannover; Germany

Selected Works

Ju ̈rgen Schadeberg, 1981

Kalahari Bushman Dance, 1982

The Finest Photos from the Old Drum, 1987

The Fifties People of South Africa, 1987

Nelson Mandela & the Rise of the ANC, 1990

Drum, 1991

Voices from Robben Island, 1994

Sof’town Blues, 1995

South African Classics, 1995

MICHAEL SCHMIDT

German

Michael Schmidt was born in Berlin in 1945, five
months after the German surrender that ended
World War II in Europe. His work throughout his
career has been concerned with postwar German
identity. He lived for a time in East Berlin, but his
family crossed into West Berlin before the building
of the Berlin Wall, and his formative years were in

the west. After training as a policeman, Schmidt first

began making photographs in 1965. Berlin itself, and

Schmidt’s relationship to its social and physical land-

scape, has constituted the primary subject of his

work ever since. Concerned with questions of photo-

graphic objectivity, personal subjectivity, politics,

architecture, history, and memory, Schmidt’s photo-

graphs have evolved over time but always engage the

worldincomplexways.

SCHMIDT, MICHAEL