Online Solo Exhibit: In Transit
SEPTEMBER 3 - 27, 2019
ONLINE EXHIBITION LAUNCH:
Tuesday, September 3rd, 12:00 PM (P.S.T.)
The exhibition will launch online on Artsy on Tuesday, September 3rd at 12:00pm P.S.T., and will be on view online only from September 3rd through the 27th, 2019, at the following URL: https://www.artsy.net/show/open-mind-art-space-in-transit
Wine and Art Event - Art Auction
My WHITE SANDS photograph from the collection Sleeping Indian will be at an auction at CASA’s (Court Appointed Special Advocated for Children) Wine and Art Event in January. Tickets go on sale tomorrow and there’ll be limited number of tickets offered at the 2 for 1 when they launch on Tuesday, November 28.
The Event will be Saturday, January 27, 2018 from 6-9pm at DTLA Arts District, 2143 Violet Street. More Info at: http://casala.org/wineart/
Fotopolis Interview
Fotopolis magazine featured me on their website!
Fotopolis is the most popular Polish website about photography. They are devoted to news regarding interesting project, exhibitions, as well as technology. They publish essays about photography and want to show projects related to documentary, advertising and fine art photography, on aesthetically high levels.
The article is in polish but I think Google translate did a good job translating. See the entire interview here: Fotopolis.pl Article English Translation: HERE
Looking West: Join us for a special one-night-only event
Looking West: Join us for a special one-night-only event of great photography and music, combined in an exciting one of a kind audio visual experience.
Photography by Ina Jungmann & Thomas Jahn
Music by iPunx
Saturday, March 11, 2017 6 – 9PM
Pixomondo, 2055 S Barrington Ave Los Angeles, CA 90025
Sleeping Indian: Part One - Inspiration - YOUTUBE
Limited Runs (www.limitedruns.com), the online source for original and vintage posters, print art & photography, is incredibly excited to introduce Sleeping Indian – From California to New Mexico Photo Exhibit, Q&A with Photographer Ina Jungmann In 2014 Jungmann traveled by car across the western United States between New Mexico and California when she came across a mountain range known as “Sleeping Indian,” named so because the shape of the mountain it looks like a native American sleeping on his back covered in a blanket. Awestruck by this sight and the foreign landscape of the American west, Jungmann began photographing the scenery from U.S. national parks, such as Saguaro National Park and White Sands National Monument all the way to the beaches in Santa Monica, California. The result is this tremendous collection.
Exhibition at the Goethe Institute Los Angeles
The series city lights - Damascus 2011 is on view at the Goethe Institute Los Angeles.
In conjunction there will be an event "Germany and Refugees: Center for Political Beauty" at the Goethe Institute on October 6th, 2016. Please come to the multimedia presentation and discussion!
Romka 9 Magazine
" My sister took this photo when we visited our grandparents in the Northern part of Germany. It is one of my favorites, because I feel like I can smell the food that my grandmother cooked. My sister documented “life in a foreign land”, and portrayed—among others—our grandparents, who live in a small village near Hanover. They were both fugitives in WWII and could not go back to their homes in Schlesien and Pommern after the war. They settled in this small village, Ilsede, and opened up a small grocery store. To this day, they still feel like “the fugitives” in this town. They managed to build their own Heimat in a place where they never fully felt welcome. And the old recipes—how can it be otherwise—are among the things that remind them of their home. "
text by Stella Jungmann