Beyond I
Beyond I started as a magazine of ten young, German photographers with a humanistic approach. It has been released first as a guerrilla action at LUMIX Festival for Young Photojournalism in 2016. The magazine has been initiated by Juliane Herrmann, who felt the need to give a voice to young photographers with different approaches in humanistic photography. Together the group of ten featured artists went to LUMIX Festival for Young Photojournalism, spread a lot of copies among the visitors of the festival and sent copies to various people from the photography scene. The response was incredible: Beyond I was represented in several exhibitions, received extensive media coverage, and helped the photographers to get much- deserved attention. Since then the magazine has appeared every two years in newspaper format.
Participating artists Julia Sellmann, Yana Wernicke, Karolin Klüppel, Felix Kleymann, Sebastian Hopp, Marie Köhler, Sebastian Forkarth, Ulla Deventer, Max Eicke & Juliane Herrmann Information on the printing Newspaper styleSize: 255mm x 350mm
48 pages
Full colour offset printing
Edition of 2000 copies
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Beyond II
Beyond II is a magazine in newspaper format featuring ten young female photographers. The idea to produce a second edition of Beyond aroused, when initiator Juliane Herrmann realized that female photographers were highly under-represented in the sector, especially in photojournalism. That’s why in 2018 she dedicated the second issue of Beyond to ten great female photographers who were born or were living in Germany. At that time, the theme seemed to be in the air. Soon the magazine creators got invited to panel discussions and the dialogue started to become much more lively. From the initial idea of the magazine originated not only four panel discussions about women in humanistic photography but also an exhibition at Kunsthaus Rhenania, which took place in May 2019 during Photoszene Festival in Cologne. Miriam Zlobinski (curator and visual historian from Berlin) who was also the author of the text in Beyond II and Juliane Herrmann curated the first exhibition of Beyond.
Participating artists Anais Perry, Hayley Austin, Johanna Maria Fritz, Ksenia Kuleshova, Lia Darjes, Luiza Folegatti, Maria Sturm, Sarah Pabst, Sissel Thastum & Snezhana von Büdingen
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Newspaper style
Size: 255mm x 350mm
48 pages
Full colour offset printing
Edition of 2000 copies
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Beyond III – [post]colonial Present
Beyond III aims to open a discourse on colonial structures in photography, the power of images in our time and the conditions of image production in a globalised world.
For the third issue, the initiative invited ten young photographers from Africa and Western Europe to present their work and exchange their ideas in a magazine, an exhibition and an international artist exchange with dialogue forum.
The print magazine Beyond III was published in May 2020. It served as theoretical basis on the topic and offered a starting point for further discussions. In addition to the artistic work of the participants, the magazine published two texts by Fiston Mwanza Mujila (Congolese writer) and Mark Sealy (British curator and cultural historian).
The third edition of the magazine uses the language of art to open a space in which photographers from different regions of the world meet, exchange ideas, learn from one another and create new images beyond clichéd and stereotypical perspectives.
The project was conceived and realized by Juliane Herrmann (initiator of Beyond and freelance photographer, Cologne) and Marie Köhler (photographer and media artist, Cologne) in cooperation with the Internationale Photoszene Köln, Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum – Cultures of the World and AfricologneFESTIVAL. The magazine was funded by Stiftung Kultur of VG Bild-Kunst.
Participating artists
Alexis Chivir-ter Tsegba, Nigeria
Federico Clavarino, England and Italy
Holger Jenss, Germany
Ilvy Njiokiktjien, The Netherlands
Manyatsa Monyamane, South Africa
Malte Wandel, Germany
Nora Hase, Germany
Oliver Leu, Belgium and Germany
Paul Shemisi, DR Congo
Puleng Mongale, South Africa
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Newspaper style
Size: 255mm x 350mm
48 pages
Full colour offset printing
Edition of 5000 copies
The magazine itself is free
+ € 6,90 for shipping
(One shipment can include 2 magazines delivered outside of Germany or up to 5 copies delivered within Germany. If you want to order bulks, please contact us directly.)