MICHAEL WOLF PHOTOGRAPHY

hong kong

- architecture of densitiy - industrial - night - corner houses - 100 x 100 - back door - earth gods - lost laundry - hk flora - informal seating arrangements - hong kong break - my favourite thing - groups

life in cities

- architecture of density - 100 x 100 - tokyo compression - the box men of shinjuku station - transparent city - transparent city details - paris tree shadows - paris roof tops

street view

- a series of unfortunate events - paris - eiffel tower - manhattan - fuck you - portraits - interface

the real toy story

- the installation - collecting & developing - factory worker's portraits - factories

portraits made in china 1997-1998 projects

- real fake art - real fake art dyptich - bastard chairs - portraits of cantonese opera stars

multiples books & special editions

- book - portraits - special edition books - book - tokyo compression revisited - book - tokyo compression - book - asoue - book - growth - book - real fake art - book - fy - book - hong kong corner houses - book - hong kong inside outside - book - hong kong front door back door - book - hong kong - book - pieces of china - book - sitting in china - book - the transparent city - book - chinese propaganda posters - book - china im wandel - book - maloche leben im revier - book - bottrop ebel 1976 - book - hong kong trilogy - book - Hong Kong Flora - book – hong kong informal seating arrangements - book – Some More Hong Kong Seating Arrangements - book – hong kong umbrella - book – hong kong assemblage deconstructed

edition prints exhibitions

- pieces of china - 2007 - tampere - life in cities - 2011 - stockholm - fear in the city - 2011 - monnaie de paris - tokyo compression - 2011 - köln - hong kong corner houses - 2010 - hong kong - we are watching you - 2010 - paris - bruce silverstein gallery - 2010 - nyc - book lunch tokyo compression - 2010 - berlin - street view paris - 2010 - amsterdam - metropolis - 2009 - paris - daegu photo biennale - 2006 - hong kong front door back door - 2006 - frankfurt - architecture of density - china copy artists - 2006 - antwerp - the real toy story- 2006 - hamburg - 100x100 - 2006 - hong kong - architecture of density - 2006 - beijing - architecture of density - 100x100 - 2006 - cologne - architecture of density - 2006 - seoul - new work from hong kong - 2006 - san francisco - architecture of density - 2006 - new york - architecture of density - 2006 - shanghai - sitting in china - 2006 - cologne - the real toy story - 2006 - chicago - front door-back door - 2005 - paris - architecure of density - 2005 - ping yao - architecure of density - 2005 - basel - architecure of density - 2005 - san francisco - the real toy story - 2004 - hong kong - hongkong the back door - 2004 - hong kong - portraits of chinese people - 2003 - hong kong - architecture of density - 2004 - new york - sitting in china - 2003 - hannover - life in cities - 2011 - zurich - rfa - 2011 - berlin - hk biennial - 2012 - hong kong - sifest - 2011 - savignano - collective identity - 2012 - toronto - flowers - 2011 - london - opera singers - 2012 - hong kong - total city - 2012 - valencia - street view portraits - 2012 - amsterdam

representation studio michael wolf contact about michael wolf

- biography - introduction - studying with otto steinert - university thesis

films about michael wolf le petit journal chinese propaganda posters

- the story of the red carpet - noon break in a german factory - behind the scenes of an advertising shoot - animals in advertising - libraries - life in city hall - trade fairs in germany - some days and nights with araki - from kaoshan road to the beach

March 18, 2014

SAN FRANCISCO: Lecture by Michael Wolf

Tuesday, March 18 2014 | 7pm

Free and open to the public No RSVP – Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Timken Lecture Hall, California College of the Arts
1111 Eighth Street San Francisco, CA 94107

https://www.cca.edu/calendar/2014/lecture-michael-wolf

More info: Jessica Skloven at jskloven@cca.edu

Photographer Michael Wolf will discuss his transition from photojournalism to project-based work, the genesis of his acclaimed mega cities series, and his ongoing love affair with Hong Kong, the city that has been his home for 20 years.

This lecture is copresented by SFMOMA and California College of the Arts. Generous support for the Larry Sultan Visiting Artist Program is provided by the Pilara Foundation / Pier 24 and Randi & Bob Fisher. Additional support by the Black Dog Private Foundation.