GOSEE - SHOWCASING TALENT & INSPIRATION FOR YOUR NEXT CAMPAIGN

UPDATE-23-BERLIN is delighted to announce a new visitor record and would like to thank more than 60 exhibitors, and especially the UPDATE AFTER-WORK sponsors, namely Severin Wendeler, Abelone Films, Big Shrimp, Peak Productions, Bubig, NeubauerSchwarz, Upfront and Rockenfeller & Göbels

We’ll make it short: The exhibitors, the location, the weather… it was simply perfect. It was particularly nice to see how UPDATE is also becoming more and more popular among art and creative directors as well as direct clients. We’re already looking forward to next year and have gathered a few example quotes for you. And before we forget: Huge thanks to the AFTER-WORK sponsors Severin Wendeler, Abelone Films, Big Shrimp, Peak Productions, Bubig, NeubauerSchwarz, Upfront and Rockenfeller & Göbels. We love teamwork!

“I wanted to thank you sincerely for the invitation to the GoSeeAwards, your warm welcome and the quality of the event. It is always a real pleasure to meet the agents and discover new talent.” Nathalie Maudet, Directrice Achat d’Art / Head of Art Buying, Publicis Conseil, Leo Burnett, Saatchi & Saatchi, Marcel, Publicis Sapient…

 
 

'A Guest of Frida Kahlo' – Hubertus SCHÜLER c/o KRISTINA KORB photographs the traditional mexican cuisine of chef Gabriela Castellanos

For the book ‘A Guest of Frida Kahlo’ – the unique official cookbook licensed by the Frida Kahlo Foundation – Hubertus SCHÜLER c/o KRISTINA KORB photographed the traditional Mexican cuisine of Swiss resident Gabriela Castellanos. Foodstyling by Stefan Mungenast.

“Frida Kahlo has served as a role model for generations of women worldwide through her work and ambitious pursuit of social change. She is one of the most frequently published women ever. Besides painting, she loved traditional Mexican cuisine and taking extended shopping trips to the farmer’s market of Coyoacán. Mole, tamales and enchiladas are among her favorite dishes. Her most famous mole poblano recipe, a chocolate-chili sauce, is hanging in the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City today…