Haus der Photographie
Haus der Photographie stands in Hamburg as part of the Deichtorhallen, one of Europe’s largest venues for contemporary art and photography. Open steel and glass structures shape the surrounding architectural scene. International photography exhibitions connect historical images with contemporary work by young photographers. Fashion photography receives particular attention here.
Since opening in 2003, the venue has presented photographs dating from the nineteenth century alongside thematic exhibitions about social issues and future developments. The F.C. Gundlach Collection forms a central part of its holdings. Educational programmes, workshops and guided tours welcome adults, families and school groups. A library, auditorium, specialist bookshop and restaurant extend the visit beyond the galleries.
Renovation work preserves the more than century-old structure while creating spaces for the collection and cultural education. During this transformation, Phoxxi provides a temporary setting for exhibitions, events and conversations about photography’s future. The accessible venue also contributes to Hamburg’s Triennial of Photography, which spreads across the city every three years.
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