1. Transition: The Dresden Project Fredrik Marsh January 19th - March 27th

2. Historical Background: Dresden, Germany Dresden events explored: –Dresden after 1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall Economic transition Abandoned factories, hotels, and apartments –Also: WWII Bombing of Dresden Flooding of the Elbe River Map from: http://topnews.in/files/dresden-germany-map_0.gif

3. Abandoned Apartment Abandoned spaces in Dresden Found; never altered Little to no retouching © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

4. Liepziger Strasse most spaces are domestic but the work also explores economic sides of abandoned industry © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

5. Gasometer example of early work panorama © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

6. Stauffenberallee artwork’s name is often location (street or avenue) © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

7. Am Lagerplatz although these places are abandoned they have been re-inhabited by visitors and residents © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

8. Liepziger Strasse scenes are photographed as Marsh found them, often showing the visitors and re-inhabitants had artistic tendencies © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved.

9. Rosenstrasse © 2010 Fredrik Marsh. All Rights Reserved. The poster is a nationally recognized work of art that brings a sense of hope and pride

10. Transition: The Dresden Project Fredrik Marsh January 19th - March 27th OSU Urban Arts Space 50 W. Town St. Columbus, OH FREE to the public Tuesday–Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm Thursday: open late, 11 am to 8 pm.

11. If you would like to schedule a tour for your group, please contact us via email at uaseducation@osu.edu or by telephone at (614) 292-8861. We ask that all tours are scheduled at least two weeks in advance.