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Jean Molitor (August 23, 1960 in East Berlin) is a German photographer and artist, who also works under the pseudonym "Rit Lomo."
Life
Molitor completed vocational training as a photographer and camera assistant and studied artistic photography at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig under Arno Fischer, graduating in 1993. Since then, Molitor has worked internationally as a freelance photographer, primarily in the field of reportage for print media and television productions.[1]
Molitor is the author of several book publications and has been involved in numerous international social non-profit projects in Ukraine, Cuba, Burundi, Niger, Kenya, Afghanistan, Mexico, and Romania.[1] After extended stays in South America and China, he has also worked under the pseudonym "Rit Lomo" since 2004.[2] In 2009, Molitor launched his art project "bau1haus" in Burundi.[3][2]
Scholarships
- 1995: Stiftung Kulturfonds, Berlin, Eastern Europe – A Continent in Transition
- 2019: Goethe-Institut, Ankara, Modernism in Turkey
- 2022: Thomas Mann House (Invitation for an Artist/Study Residency), Los Angeles, bau1haus – Modernism in California
- 2024: Bilkent University, Ankara, Artist/Photographer in Residence[4][5]
Exhibitions (Selection)
Solo Exhibitions
- 2009: fragment d'un style, Galerie Bujumbura, Bujumbura[6]
- 2016: bau1haus – Modernism in the World, Haus Schulenburg, Gera[7]
- 2017: bau1haus – Modernism in the World, Thuringian Representation, Berlin[8]
- 2018: Viaje a la Deconstrucción by Rit Lomo, Circulo de Arte Toledo, Toledo[9]
- 2018: Architecture in Encounter, KulturFabrik, Hoyerswerda[10]
- 2019: bau1haus – A Photographic Journey by Jean Molitor, Galerie Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin[11]
- 2019: Modernism in the World, Goethe-Institut, Ankara[12]
- 2019: Bauhaus and Modernism in Berlin and Tel Aviv, Bauhaus Center Gallery, Tel Aviv[13]
- 2019: bau1haus – Modernism in Chemnitz and the World, State Museum of Archaeology, Chemnitz[14]
- 2019: bau1haus meets Hans Scharoun, Staatsbibliothek Berlin, Berlin[15]
- 2020: Thilo Schoder – Student and Friend of Henry van de Velde, Museum Haus Schulenburg, Gera[16]
- 2021: Design and the Livable Anthropocene – Recap, University of Victoria, Victoria, Bauhaus[17]
- 2021: Modernism from Ankara to Helsinki, Center for Contemporary Art and Culture, Ankara[18]
- 2021: Jewish Architects of Modernism, Jewish Museum Franken, Schwabach[19]
- 2021: Bauhaus Pure, Monument Bundesschule Bernau, Bernau bei Berlin[20]
- 2021: Asmara's Modernism – Architecture in the Course of Time, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Berlin[21]
- 2021: Eritrea and its Modernism, Architecture Museum of the Technical University Berlin[22]
- 2022: 9 Layers – 9 Colors – 9 Times, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany and Goethe-Institut, Ankara[23]
- 2022: Bauhaus – Worldwide Jewish Architects, Jewish Culture Museum, Veitshöchheim[24]
- 2022: Built Modernism, Museum Der Neue Geschichtsboden, Vatersdorf[25]
- 2022: From Taut to Henselmann – Berlin's Built Modernism, Zenner Tower House, Berlin[26]
- 2022: Bauhaus in Bavaria and Around the World, Neue Kunsthalle, Pfaffenhofen[27]
- 2022: Modernism Visiting Bad Tölz, City Museum Bad Tölz[28]
- 2022: Jewish Architects of Modernism and Their Work Around the World, Museum Henry van de Velde-Haus Schulenburg, Gera[29]
- 2023: bauhaus hybrid, FAU USP University, São Paulo[30]
- 2024: Modernism in Quito, Ecuador, Bau1haus Jean Molitor, Universidad Politécnica Salesiana UPSArq.uio, Quito[31]
- 2024: Quito and Bauhaus in the World, Ecuadorian Architecture Archive Museum (MAE)[32]
- 2024: At Eye Level – Africa and its Modernism, Galerie Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin[33][34]
- 2024: Mapping Bauhaus to the Other Side of the World, Ecuadorian-German Cultural Center - Humboldt Society/Goethe, Quito[35]
- 2024: Dance of the Masses, Pixel Grain showroom: photography, Berlin[36]
- 2024: Between World Heritage and Demolition – A Race Against Time, Pasinger Fabrik, Munich[37]
- 2026: bau1haus - die Moderne von Essen bis Asmara! UNESCO Welterbe Zeche Zollverein Kokerei[38][39]
Group Exhibitions
- 2012: Cross Over, Galleri kbh kunst, Copenhagen[40]
- 2013: LUST-Schutzraum, Kunst offen Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Zurow[41]
- 2018: 2x2 Madrid-Berlin, eka&moor art Gallery, Madrid[42]
- 2021: Im Stillen (In Silence), Stadtkirche Lutherstadt Wittenberg[43]
- 2022: Shared Heritage Africa, docomomo University of Lagos (UNILAG), Lagos[44]
- 2023: The "Shared Heritage Africa" Project, docomomo Werkbund Hessen, Frankfurt am Main[45]
- 2024: Tang – The Sound of Photo-Synthesis, St. Johanniskirche, Brandenburg an der Havel[46]
Films
- 1997: Oldtimer Rally – From Paris to Beijing, WDR Documentary[47]
- 1999: Jungle Please!, WDR Documentary Dream Destinations[48]
- 2000: The Camels of Havana, WDR Magazine Feature[49]
- 2010: Steven Sogo – Mr. Policeman, Music Video, directed by Jean Molitor[50][51]
- 2012: The Endless Journey, Genre Documentary, WOMEX[52]
- 2014: Bauhaus – A Photographic World Tour with Jean Molitor[53]
Publications
- Volkstheater Rostock Spielzeiten-Heft 2008[54]
- bau1haus – die moderne in der welt. Ausstellungskatalog. Hrsg.: Nadine Barth. Hatje Cantz Verlag, Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-7757-4468-3.[55]
- Bauhaus – Eine fotografische Weltreise. Mit Kaija Voss (Text). be.bra Verlag 2018, ISBN 978-3-89809-152-7.[56]
- bau2haus – neues zur moderne in der welt. Bildband. Hrsg.: Nadine Barth. Hatje Cantz Verlag, Berlin 2021, ISBN 978-3-7757-5052-3.[57]
- Bauhaus in Bayern. Eine fotografische Reise durch die klassische Moderne. Mit Kaija Voss (Text). be.bra Verlag, 2021, ISBN 978-3-86124-750-0.[58]
- Bauhaus in Berlin. Eine fotografische Reise durch die Klassische Moderne. Mit Kaija Voss (Text). be.bra Verlag, 2023, ISBN 978-3-8148-0278-7.[59]
- Nikolai Blaumer, Benno Herz: Das Thomas Mann House. Politischer Denkort am Pazifik. Mit Fotografien von Jean Molitor. Wallstein Verlag, ISBN 978-3-8353-5531-6.[60]
- Foto und Interview. In: Anna Beke Rainer Wenrich (Hrsg.): Erinnern und Bewahren. kopaed-Verlag, München 2023, ISBN 978-3-96848-121-0.[61]
- Modernism in Africa: docomomo mit Fotografien von Jean Molitor, Birkhäuser-Verlag Basel 2024, ISBN 978-3-0356-2835-7[62]
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