July 8th, 2026 - 30th September, 2026

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OFF ARLES - KEHRER ARLESPLUS​

29 rue de la Liberté, ARLES

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Vernissage

​8th July 2026 - 17:00

 

Three photographers, three different paths, a shared encounter with New York—each shaped by distance, displacement, and return. Presented together in Arles, the works of Nina Welch-Kling (New York, United States), Jens Krauer (Zurich, Switzerland), and Mario Schneider (Halle, East Germany) reflect distinct perspectives, rooted in each artist’s background and lived experience. Their perspectives intersect in the city while remaining shaped by different cultural, historical, and personal contexts.​​

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This exhibition brings together three Kehrer-published artists working with the street as a site of human observation, visual memory, and storytelling. The exhibition creates a dialogue between three distinct ways of seeing urban life: Krauer’s direct and candid encounters, Welch-Kling’s lyrical and conceptual perception of the street, and Schneider’s cinematic sensitivity to atmosphere, narrative, and quiet human moments. Together, the works present street photography as more than documentation. They reveal the street as a space where fleeting gestures, emotional traces, visual rhythms, and personal stories unfold, inviting viewers to consider how urban experience is seen, felt, remembered, and transformed