Ausstellungseröffnung „Bilderechos aus Peru“

Opening "Resonating Images from Peru"

Intimate portraits, documentary photos and music recordings by the amateur explorer Hans Heinrich Brüning (1848 - 1928) still resonate strongly in Peru today. The collaborative exhibition shows how local actors reinterpret his recordings - artistically, musically and in digital space - and thus transform colonial documents into living archives of cultural self-determination.

Intimate portraits, documentary photos, and music recordings by amateur researcher Hans Heinrich Brüning (1848-1928) continue to resonate strongly in Peru to this day. This collaborative exhibition shows how local actors are reinterpreting his photos and recordings - artistically, musically, and in the digital space - thus transforming colonially influenced documents into living archives of cultural self-determination.

We cordially invite you and your companions to the exhibition opening. | We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition.

Prof. Dr. Barbara Plankensteiner Director (MARKK)

Prof. Dr. Mark Sealy Artistic Director 9th Triennial of Photography Hamburg 2026, Director/Autograph London

Ambassador Sandra Pinto-La Fuente Consul General of Peru in Hamburg | Consul General of Peru in Hamburg

Christine Chávez (MARKK) Prof. Dr. Gisela Cánepa (Pontifi cia Universidad Católica del Perú) Dr. Walther Maradiegue (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn) Curators of the exhibition | Curators of the exhibition

DJ Set "Andean Sounds capes" by Masaru Nishimoto (Luz Y Color/Ton_Scheiben_Sterne)

Please show the digital invitation card at the box office. It is valid for you and your companion on the opening afternoon.
Please note: Film and photo recordings will be made for public relations purposes. The museum is open until 8 pm. Limited seating.

Please show your digital invitation at the ticket office. It is valid for you and your guest on the opening afternoon.
Please note: Film and photographs will be taken for public relations purposes. The museum will remain open until 8 pm. Limited Seats.