Berlin has a wealth of museums. Fans of photography will not leave the city disappointed – especially this month. Until November 25, many museums, galleries, and public buildings are displaying photographic exhibitions within the framework of the European Month of Photography, now in its fifth year in Berlin.
When sorting through the multitude of offerings, you can use the EMoP website to search for all free exhibitions; thematically by topics such as voyeurism, structures, identities, or Berlin itself; or, if you know which part of the city you’ll be exploring, geographically.
Here are three locations in Berlin where photography lovers can always find something to please the eye, with links to their respective special exhibitions for EMoP:
Rotating photography exhibitions. For European Month of Photography: Joel Sternfeld Retrospective
Open daily 11-8. Admission €10/5 (reduced). Oranienburger Str 35/36.
Regularly rotating displays of photography and other art. For European Month of Photography: Art Photography of the GDR
Open 10-6, closed Tuesdays. Admission €8/5 (reduced), €4 first Monday of the month. Alte Jakobstraße 124-128.
Helmut Newton Museum for Photography
Standing exhibition of Newton’s own photographs, as well as rotating exhibitions of Newton and other photographers. For European Month of Photography: Newton: White Women / Sleepless Nights / Big Nudes
Open 10-6, Thursdays till 10, closed Mondays. Admission €8/4 (reduced). Jebensstrasse 2.
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