About me
My name is Laura Corkovic, and as Germany's first certified photo manager, I support families, artists, and companies in organizing and preserving their photos and making their stories visible. I help you structure your image archives, rediscover lost treasures, and prepare your collection for future generations—whether digitally or as a curated exhibition.
Whether it's a family album, an artist's legacy, or a company archive – your images deserve to be seen and appreciated. I'm happy to help you not only preserve your photographic memories and works, but also give them the space and recognition they deserve.

Are you interested in my books? – I'm very pleased.
The following list shows a selection of my publications on photography, painting, Mexican art, and Indigenous and Chicano culture. The works reflect my interest in visual expression and cultural identity.
I am a PhD art historian, member of the German Association for Art History I have over twenty years of professional experience in the arts and culture industry. My career has taken me to renowned institutions, including the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, the Mariana Yampolsky Foundation in Mexico City, the Kyra Maralt art galleries in Berlin and Galería Digital EPSON in Mexico City, the Cecilienhof Museum in Potsdam and the Pinacoteca Virreinal in Mexico City, as well as the Rainer Dannenberg and Auctionata auction houses in Berlin. During this time, I have gained extensive knowledge in image research, curatorial work, digital database management, the conservation and restoration of analog photography, and the marketing of art.
My academic career began with studies in art history, philosophy, and Spanish at the Humboldt University of Berlin. I completed my doctorate with distinction at the University of Salamanca, followed by a postdoctoral project at the University of Hamburg, funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation.
For many years, I have been intensively involved with private and institutional photo collections. Art and culture are not just a profession for me, but a passion.