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Come Get Your Honey

Solo exhibition · Fotografiska Berlin (Emerging Berlin), Berlin, Germany · 2025

A solo presentation of Come Get Your Honey in Fotografiska Berlin’s Emerging Berlin programme, 16 July to 15 September 2025. Curated by Marie-Luise Mayer, with IFA Berlin, and produced with WhiteWall.

Installation view: prints from Come Get Your Honey mounted on a graffiti-covered wall, beside a wall panel reading Samet Durgun.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev
Installation view: the corridor of the exhibition, lit prints running down both graffiti-covered walls.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev
Installation view: a wall of prints centred on two figures seated on a sofa.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev
Installation view: prints hung on a steel mesh screen against a red graffiti mural, centred on a large photograph of a blue dress caught mid-swing in an open wardrobe.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev
Installation view: a row of prints on a dark mesh screen, centred on a large portrait of a figure seated in a sunlit kitchen.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev
Installation view: a closer look at the wall of prints around a large upright portrait, graffiti showing through the mesh behind.
Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev

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Fotografiska Berlin is a museum of photography, art and culture at Oranienburger Straße 54 in Berlin-Mitte, opened in September 2023 in a building more than a century old. In February 1990, after the fall of the Wall, artists occupied that building and founded Project Tacheles; a staircase from those years keeps its layers of graffiti. Fotografiska was founded in Stockholm in 2010 and has museums in Berlin, Tallinn, Shanghai and other cities; the Berlin museum is independently funded.

It shows rotating exhibitions alongside an events programme, with the stated aim of inspiring new perspectives and sparking conversations through photography and contemporary art. Emerging Berlin is its talent programme for photographers at the early stage of their career, who are given a solo exhibition, mentorship and exchange with experts from the field.

For curators considering a future presentation, exhibiting Come Get Your Honey covers available works, installation views and enquiries.

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