Kunstverein Roter Pavillon and zone E show a retrospective of the fifty-year work of the New York photographer and cinematographer, whose images are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others.

Kenneth van Sickle (b.1932) who studied drawing with George Grosz, came early to photography, worked with Robert Frank, and exhibited with Duane Michaels, is known for his atmospheric images of New York and Paris as well as the ever present Bohema.

The presentation will show images from diverse periods juxtaposed with one another. Black & white mages of the 1950s influenced by Jazz are matched with photomontages of the 1970s and recent color photographs. A unity is thereby formed in the currents of time.