Above photos have been taken this summer in Philadelphia and New York.

See his website for more photos from his USA trip.

More infos in the entry posted a few weeks ago.

Check the five pages of Stammberger’s photos online in the pdf version here or directly in your broswer here.

Check out the 105 x 130 cm print of a tunnel from Dortmund / Germany on the 8th May – 5th June at the 10. Kunstkreuz in Berlin. The photo is printed on a high quality canvas.

Find the exhibition at:  Komplex “Altes Urbankrankenhaus” Haus 8, Urbanstrasse 144, in 10961 Berlin. Check the directions on Google Maps or via this pdf.

More Infos about the 10. Kunstkreuz: www.kulturring.org

The article Tracking The Future of the new issue of Metropolis can be read here. In addition to the print issue this article shows a few more unpublished photos, such as following ones: 2x Berlin (2007) and NYC (2008).

The latest issue of the architecture and design magazine Metropolis from NYC did a six page feature on Timo Stammberger. The photos used are from his Underground Landscapes series and were taken in Dortmund (Germany), Lisbon (Portugal) and Berlin (Germany).

Larger images at Stammberger’s media section.

The website of Timo Stammberger has been refreshed. Check out these new works from the Underground Landscapes series. The photos are taken in Berlin just a few days ago and in Stockholm in 2006. Also make sure to check the statements on Stammberger’s site. Once you selected a series, click on statement on the right top corner.

Timo Stammberger’s website has been updated today. It shows a new series ‘Urban Artists’ and new tunnel works from Dortmund. Stammberger recently visited the Ruhrarea, Europe’s largest metropolitan area, consisting of cities like Dortmund, Bochum, Essen and others. This accumulation inhabits 5,3 million people and for them the public transport system plays an immense role in daily life. This ever growing system has interweaved itself deep into the cityscape. Yet few have seen it before like Stammberger did on his recent visit to the underground of Dortmund.

Check www.timostammberger.com

Stammberger just returned from Lisbon / Portugal. He didn’t leave without exploring the tunnels of the local metro system.