Biography
Andreas Kohler
1999-2006 Photography Studies, Fh-Dortmund, Germany
2002-2003 Photography Studies, Hochschule Für Gestaltung Und Kunst Zürich, School Of Art And Design Zurich, Switzerland
Awards And Scholarships
1999 German Youth Photography Price, Exhibition
2002 Fh-Dortmund- Exchange- Scholarship
2003 Focus Award „Bilderkriege“ Exhibition And Catalogue
2005 Art Photo Award Winner „Best Artist“+ „Best Class“
2006 Nominated For Chargesheimer Scholarship, Cologne
2006 „Emerging German Photographer“, Winner, Goethe-Institute Brussels
2007 Museumsquartier/Quartier21 Scholarship, Museumsquartier Vienna
2008 Winner 1 Prize, Photography Festival F-Stop Leipzig
2011 Winner Portrait Prize “11 Festival-For Fashion And Photography”, Vienna
Exhibitions
1999 Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin, German Youth Photography Price
2001 Künstlerhaus Dortmund, „Glück“
2002 Phoenix West, Dortmund, „Art In The Meantime“
2003 Focus Award, Dortmund, „Bilderkriege“
2005 Art Cologne, Cologne „Epson Art Photo Award“
2006 Museum Am Ostwall, Dortmund “ Einskommanull”
2006 Galerie Anita Beckers, Frankfurt „ The View Behind The Make-Up“
2006 Goethe Institute Riga, Soloexhibition „ Alabaster Bodies“
2006 Haus Für Kunst Uri, Switzerland, “Risk & Allure”
2006 1918 Artspace, Shanghai, Soloexhibition, “Beyond German Faces”
2006 Goethe Institute Istanbul, “Alabaster Bodies”
2007 Eesc, Brussels, “Forever Young- Emerging German Photographers”
2007 1918 Artspace, Shanghai, “Recreation”
2007 Goethe Institute Rotterdam “Wrinkled Alabaster”
2007 Art Cologne, Cologne, “Wrinkled Alabaster”
2007 Soiree Shot, Zürich, “Blutorange-Acerola”
2007 Museumsquartier Wien, Quartier21, Vienna, “Marble Tests”
2008 Ueb Unter Den Linden, Berlin, “Rohbau”
2008 Photography Festival Leipzig, „Alabasterbodies”
2008 Werkschauhallen Leipzig, “Kassengestell”
2009 Kunsthaus Essen „True Lies“, Hysteric History
2009 F-Stop Leipzig, Hypochondriac
2010 Rohbau Hackesches Quartier, Berlin, Hypochondriac
2010 Soiree Shot, Zürich “Red Dots”
2011 Pavlov`S Dog, Berlin, Slippy Floor
2011 Komet Collection, Bern, Switzerland, Reinterpretation
