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The Children Of The Perestroika by Hans-Jurgen Burkard

The Children Of The Perestroika Arts and Entertainment, third prize stories 1993 Moscow's young artists refer t
Published May 31, 2017

The Children Of The Perestroika

Arts and Entertainment, third prize stories

1993

Moscow's young artists refer to themselves as 'the children of the perestroika'. They have their own way of channeling their creative energy—and of having a good time.

Commissioned by: Bilderberg for Stern

 

Photo Credit: Hans-Jurgen Burkard

Hans-Jürgen Burkard (b. 1952) studied Visual Communications at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Dortmund. During his studies he traveled several times to Canada and Alaska, where he worked as a lumberjack and photographed his first reportage. In 1990 he moved to Moscow as a photo correspondent for the Stern magazine, from where he photographed many prize winning reportage about Russia and the former Soviet Union. In between he traveled to Asia, Africa and North- and South-America where he worked for major magazines as well as for clients in industry and advertisement. In 2016 he moved back to Germany. Many of the reports he produced for the Stern magazine were reprinted in other magazines such as LIFE, TIME, NEWSWEEK, SUNDAY TIMES, PARIS MATCH, FIGARO etc. He was the first German photographer to win the Journalism Award from the International Center of Photography in New York. His work was awarded several times at the World Press Photo Awards as well as the Picture of the Year Awards. He won the LEAD-Award for Photography and many prizes from the Art Directors Club Germany.

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