Land of Milk and Honey, 2005
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Paul Kranzler
Photographer
Paul Kranzler is an artist and photographer based in Austria and Leipzig, Germany.
His extensive CV include exhibitions with Whitespace Gallery, London, Zacheta Museum, Warschau, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Galerie Fotohof Salzburg, Galerie Westlicht Wien, Lentos Museum of Modern Art, Linz, Gallery Hilger Contemporary, Vienna, Stadtmuseum München. International Photo Exhibition, Shanghai.
Commissions and publications Dazed & Confused, London, Camera Austria, I-D Magazine, with Monographs Land of Milk and Honey, 2005, TOM, 2017, and Brut, 2010.
Paul Kranzler
Photographer
Paul Kranzler is an artist and photographer based in Austria and Leipzig, Germany.
His extensive CV include exhibitions with Whitespace Gallery, London, Zacheta Museum, Warschau, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Galerie Fotohof Salzburg, Galerie Westlicht Wien, Lentos Museum of Modern Art, Linz, Gallery Hilger Contemporary, Vienna, Stadtmuseum München. International Photo Exhibition, Shanghai.
Commissions and publications Dazed & Confused, London, Camera Austria, I-D Magazine, with Monographs Land of Milk and Honey, 2005, TOM, 2017, and Brut, 2010.
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Land of Milk and Honey, 2005
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