Moni Kellermann's black & white photographs have been published in books on music, biographies, school text books, on vinyl and CD album covers and tour posters, in CD re-issue box sets and brochures.
SPEX, Rolling Stone (Germany), Musik Express/Sounds, Q Magazine, Visions, Jazz Thing, Indiecator, Musiker Gitarre & Bass, Yam!
Hamburger Morgenpost, Hamburger Abendblatt, Augsburger Allgemeine, Elmshorner Nachrichten, Harburger Anzeigen u. Nachrichten
Der Spiegel, Stern, Hamburger Rundschau
Rough Trade, Sub Pop, WEA, Polydor, metronome, RCA, MCA, Teldec
Foundation for Buddhist Studies, Tibetan Center Hamburg, Petra Kelly MdB, Teachers Union
Brigitte, Emma, Tibet und Buddhismus, ZEIT Magazin, Apple Magazin
Moni Kellermann is a self-taught photographer who was based in Hamburg, Germany, during the 1980s and 1990s. Her work specializes in rock music live photography and musician's portraits but also comprises black & white portraits of very diverse people of interest, such as actresses, writers, artists, Buddhist nuns and politicians.
As a regular of the Hamburg music scene, she covered hundreds of live shows from the first show at the Docks to the last show at the iconic Onkel Pö's and documented many first performances in Germany of artists who later would become famous, such as k.d. lang, Suzanne Vega, The Bangles and Chris Isaak. Her portraits are taken on location, with available light, without studio technology, artificial lighting or props.
Starting out with local newspaper Hamburger Morgenpost, she went on to have her work printed in newspapers and music magazines across Germany and abroad.
Her vast archive is available for licensing and publication.