Street Photography: Self in the City

Overview

How does the city we live in reflect who we are? This workshop invites participants to explore how public spaces can reveal private truths, using photography as a tool for self-discovery. Using reflections, windows, mirrored surfaces, and meaningful objects found in the urban space, participants create images that express individual identity.

Through guided exercises, participants search for places and objects that symbolize aspects of their personality, turning the city into a canvas for reflection and expression. The session culminates in a visual story that blends personal perspective with the surrounding environment.

This ticket includes access to all exhibitions that day.

Minimal requirements: Bring your own camera — DSLR, compact, or smartphone.

Image: © hannah goldstein
 

Host

hannah goldstein

hannah goldstein is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans photography, collage and video, with a strong foundation in feminist thought. Her projects challenge societal norms and address topics such as female histories and the gender and race disparities in the art world. In her collage work, goldstein explores the juxtaposition of images, often using elements like balloons, boats and themes of disappearance and fear.

With a B.A. in Photography from Bard College and experience studying under luminaries such as Stephen Shore and Nan Goldin, goldstein has a rich educational and professional background. Her work has been exhibited globally, and she is represented by Jacob Hoerner Galleries in Melbourne.
 

Schedule

• 10:00: Introduction 
• 10:40 - 16:00: Photographic explorations across the city
• 16:00: Meeting at Fotografiska
• 16:30: Work review
• 18:00 Wrap-up

Meeting Points:

1. Kreuzberg (12:30)
2. Friedrichstraße (13:45)
3. Hackescher Markt (14:45)

Location: Please arrive at the main entrance by 9:45. Our team will meet you there.

Language: English
 

Tickets

75 € – Event (allows access to all exhibitions)

37 € –  Fotografiska Members