Stephan Zirwes Vita

1967         born in Sindelfingen, Germany

1989         graduated from Gymnasium with Abitur

1994         self-employed with video-installations and  art-videos

1997         focus on photography and visual arts

2002        BFF member, the German Association of Freelance Photographers

2004       accredited artist , The Federal Association of Artists of the Fine Arts (BBK)

Exhibitions (selection)

2011       SFMOMA, Group Exhibition, San Francisco, CA

2011       Scope art fair, Krause Gallery, NYC

2010       Group Show – Krause Gallery, New York

2010      “Jeonju Photofestival”, South Korea

Baltic Biennale, St.Petersburg, Russia

DNA, Photokina, Cologne

2009    Aqua Art Miami – Krause Gallery – Atlanta, GA

2007    Museum of Contemporary Arts, Gera, Germany

“zone 02 – leisure”, gallery eigen.art, Raum für Kunst, Stuttgart

“Anderswo in Stuttgart”- BFF, House of Economics, Stuttgart

Fokus 0711 – Fotosommer, city hall, Stuttgart

2006     Photography project Rover, Long Night of the Museums, Stuttgart

“Kunstschuss”, Lead Award 2006, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg

2005       “Shanghai – 20 Millionen-Metropole” Part 2, Long Night of the Museums, Stuttgart

2004       “Cairo – 20 Millionen Metropole”, Part 1, Gallery eigen.art

2003        Exhibition “Supercomputer”, Long Night of the Museums, Stuttgart

2002        Photo exhibition “50 Jahre Baden-Württemberg”, BFF Photo exhibition

2000        360°-room-photography, World Expo Hannover

1999         Individual exhibition “Old Ladies – Gay Dogs”, Gallery Oberwelt, Stuttgart

1997          Individual exhibition “Panoramen Marokko”, Filmhaus Stuttgart

Awards (selection)

2009         BFF Awards  gold and silver

2008         Award at the Aenne-Biermann-Preis, Museum of Contemporary Arts, Gera

2006         Visual Leader, Lead Awards 2006 for a photography series for the soccer magazine “11 Freunde”

2004         Intermedia Globe GOLD, World Media Festivals 2004 and Finalist Winner New York Festivals 2004

2003          silver medal, “Mubea-emotions”, International Calendar Show

2002          Award BFF-Exhibition “50 Jahre Baden-Württemberg