Photography/graphic design

	Cadillacs and limousines Photographic perspectives by Freddy Langer and Christoph Seeberger Feb. 26 – June 16, 2002
	Cars can be viewed in any number of ways, especially in photography. Here, two photographers present their own extraordinary perspectives: Freddy Langer – photographic author, travel journalist and editor of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung – came across his motif in the west of the United States, where automobiles play a very special role: "Carhenge", a spectacular "car fortress" made of limousines that rear up towards the unending Nebraska sky. The cosmopolitan Langer's photographs provide a surprising slant on the American enthusiasm for cars. Christoph Seeberger – an expert when it comes to product and advertising photography – produced for SZ Magazin a series of images of cars viewed from an unusual angle: from below, which only those with an intimate knowledge such as mechanics and technicians have ever seen before. Shiny metal, polished chrome, clear lines and graphic structures … all produce a totally new impression of high aesthetic value: a different slant on the fascination with cars.