THE SONIC BLOG Fotografie ist Kunst | Photography is Art

With PROOF9 a new Berlin-based photographers collective has been founded end of 2010. The majority of the members met each other in seminars at the Ostkreuzschule Berlin. The aim of PROOF9 is the mutual support and inspiration for photographic and personal development.

The PROOF9 members work each year on a common group theme: each member develops an independent work which is discussed at regular meetings. The highlight is the group exhibition of the created works.

Current PROOF9 members are Peter Feldhaus, Anke Großklaß, Susanne Leibold, Mark van der Maarel, Bigi Moehrle, Dirk Opitz, Irina Tübbecke and David Wieck.
The first PROOF9 exhibition “bodenlos” will be displayed from 10th March to 22nd April 2012 in the Brotfabrik Berlin. The opening is on 09th March 2012 at 7 pm.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The Sonic Blog will be back on 09. January 2012.

From July 24th to July 31st 2011 I’m in Berlin to soak up as much photography as possible within one week.

If you want to meet me in Berlin to share a coffee/tea/beer/wine and some photo rant, just send a short message to peter[at] sonicsites.de.

Connect with The Sonic Blog on Facebook – photographers, exhibitions and events.

Connect with The Sonic Blog on Facebook – photographers, exhibitions and events.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The Sonic Blog will be back on 03. January 2011.

Now there is a Facebook page for The Sonic Blog. There will be posted everything relating to photography which finds no place in the blog itself and last-minute exhibitions dates and other photography events: Connect with The Sonic Blog on Facebook.

Stray Cats is not only a U.S. band with a mix of rockabilly, punk and new wave, but also one of the few German blogs on Photography: StrayCats, the weblog of the photographers collective BerlinPhotoWorkshops.

For a year now StrayCats presents its own inspiring sound, mixed with photographers, projects, events and exhibitions. Congratulations!

“Rockabilly went deeper than the blues. He had his own face, his own outfit, his own hair style and a sound that crashed into the feet. Rockabilly was striking, hard and complex. Rockabilly had all the things we liked.” – Brian Setzer

Today The Sonic Blog becomes three years old. In the first place many thanks to all visitors and everyone who supports The Sonic Blog.

For the future I hope that the response to real space events like The Sonic Tours or the Rhine/Ruhr workshop, which will be offered again in autumn, continuously grows. We’ll see….