Projects

Youth Photography

Jugend fotografiert is an exhibition and workshop series initiated by FOTOGALERIE Friedrichshain. It offers children and young people the opportunity to present their photographs in a professional gallery setting and to participate — under the guidance of an experienced team — in the process of creating an exhibition.

Since 2016, numerous Jugend fotografiert group exhibitions have been realized with many participants. The diverse results from independent workshops, extracurricular programs, art classes, and photography projects carried out in cooperation with schools and youth initiatives have been presented to a broad public audience.

Projects

Youth Photography

Exhibition: 04. July – 08. August 2025

For the eighth time, FOTOGALERIE Friedrichshain presents a selection of photographic projects developed in collaboration with youth institutions and schools, alongside individual works by young Berliners.

This year’s exhibition features selected photographs from the following institutions and individuals:

Environmental photography workshops in cooperation with IAPh (International Academy of Photography e. V.) – Hannah-Arendt-Gymnasium Rudow; Hildegard-von-Bingen-Gymnasium Cologne; Dossenberger-Gymnasium Günzburg; Oberschulzentrum Mals, South Tyrol; Jugendkulturzentrum Weiße Rose with Celine Pilch; Kurt-Schwitters-Schule with Gabriela Vasquez Pacheco; Gutenberg-Schule with Anna Jetter; Moabit Cyanotype Project with Camilo Correa-Costa; Bastian Carstensen; Kristina Vasilevskaja; Leonard Leworowski; Lovis El-Khawad and Alexia Alevizopoulou; Noah Nufer; Jasper Stückrath and Julian Mälzer.

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Youth Photography

Exhibition: 5. July bis 9. August 2024

This year, the focus was on works by young people from Belfast, Northern Ireland — a city whose history, like Berlin’s, has been shaped by walls and political division.

This partnership was made possible through the Cultural Bridge program.

Projects

Youth Photography

Exhibition: 23. June – 28. July 2023

For the sixth time, FOTOGALERIE Friedrichshain presents a selection of youth photography created in collaboration with youth institutions and schools. This year, the focus is on the Kulturring project SpurenWandler, part of the federal funding program Jugend erinnert (“Youth Remembers”).

Through photography, young participants trace the history of once-divided Berlin and offer insight into their perspectives on the theme of borders and on the stories embedded in public space.

Virtual tour

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Youth Photography

Exhibition: 21. May – 08. July 2022

For the fifth time, FOTOGALERIE Friedrichshain presents a selection of youth photography created in collaboration with Berlin schools, following a two-year pause due to the pandemic. The exhibition was developed and curated together with the young participants.

In cooperation with:

State Comprehensive School Königs Wusterhausen in collaboration with the initiative “Willkommen in KW” – workshop with Céline Pilch; teacher: Michaela Lindovsky

Dathe-Gymnasium Friedrichshain – workshop with Céline Pilch & Dominik Mészáros; teacher: Marie Steinmann

Kurt-Schwitters-Schule – teacher: Gabriela Vasquez Pacheco

Projects

Youth Photography

Exhibition: 12. April – 03. May 2019


FOTOGALERIE Friedrichshain is particularly committed to fostering young people’s creative engagement with photographic media. Through targeted collaborations with partner schools and youth projects, the gallery seeks, on the one hand, to create alternative aesthetic spaces of experience for children and young people beyond the formal school context. On the other hand, joint exhibition projects offer opportunities to build new connections and gain insight into different social realities.

In cooperation with feldfünf – Projekträume im Metropolenhaus
Funded by the Robert Bosch Foundation

Projects

Youth Photograpy

Exhibition: 15. June – 29. June 2018

Projects

Youth Photograpy

Exhibition: 19. Maiy – 09. June 2017

Photography workshop April 2017 : “Frühlingserwachen – Pflanzen und Tiere in Berlin” with the  Montessori elementary school, Rohrgarten