About the German photographer, Katja STUKE (b. 1968)
Katja STUKE studied visual communication in Düsseldorf from 1988 - 1993, specializing in typography, photography/film. Together with Oliver SIEBER, with whom she forms an artist couple and runs a joint studio in Düsseldorf, she publishes the photography project 'Böhm/Kobayashi'. Since 2006 she has been a member of the board of the Künstlerverein Malkasten and since 2010 she has been a member of the extended board of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Fotografie (DGPh). Since 2010, Böhm/Kobayashi have curated the exhibition ANT!FOTO once a year. Katja STUKE and Oliver SIEBER have held teaching positions, among others at the FH Dortmund, TU Dortmund as well as the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen.
Photo books by Katja STUKE
'O.i.F. (Original in Color) Director's Cut (2003/2009, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Citizen's Handbook' (2004, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Could Be' (2008); 'Facts vs. Fiction' (2009); 'Supernatural' (2010); 'ANT! FOTO' (annual magazine, since 2010); 'The BöhmKobayashi Encyclopedia' (2010, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Eleven to Liverpoolstreet' (2011); 'Mechanical Brides' (2012); 'Lonely Planet' (2014); 'National Holiday' (2015); 'You and Me' (2015, with Oliver SIEBER); 'You and Me: A Project between Bosnia, Germany and the US' (2017, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Sequence as a Dialogue' (2019, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Moon over Konohana' (2020, with HENGUCHI); 'Tokyo No Hate' (2020, with Oliver SIEBER); 'Cities change the Songs of Birds' (2020); 'Meet me in Quarantine' (2021, with Stefanie PLUTA); 'Paris 8 Dec 2018 La Ville Lumière' (2021, with Oliver SIEBER); ''Supernatural' (2021)