Events

Special photographic art, unique images, and exciting insights into the world of photographers await visitors of the BERLIN PHOTO WEEK (September 2-4, 2022) in the capital city. Leica and WhiteWall will be presenting a joint program with a myriad of highlights.

The 8th Triennial of Photography Hamburg presents 77 international artists in 12 exhibitions focusing on the leitmotif "Currency". Between May 20 and September 18, 2022, the multi-venue exhibition can be experienced across ten Hamburg museums and art institutions. The exhibitions will be accompanied by numerous events and a multi-day festival, which will take place from June 2 to 6, 2022.

Every year since 1970, the whole world of photography has met in Arles to discover new work, discuss the scene and enjoy a rich and eclectic program around contemporary photography. Beyond the official program of "Les Rencontres d'Arles", many artists, collectives and galleries come to share their own projects. 

Ferhat Bouda's impressive images give us an insight into the everyday life of the indigenous ethnic groups in North Africa. The Algerian photographer has been documenting the everyday life of the Imazighen for over a decade. In the exhibition FERHAT BOUDA. PHOTOGRAPHS AND DIARIES, in addition to images of the life and survival of fragile cultures in North Africa, there are also photographs from Frankfurt am Main.

Circulation(s), organized by the Fetart collective, has successfully established itself as one of the major events of the photography scene in Europe. Combining exhibitions, workshops, portfolio readings and meetings with artists in an equally artistic venue in the heart of Paris.

To mark the 40th anniversary of the Cologne-based photo agency laif, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln (MAKK) is showing an exhibition of 40 positions of documentary and journalistic photography from 1981 to 2021.

WhiteWall is a partner of Paris Photo, a major event in the photographic art world, which will take place at the Grand Palais Ephémère in Paris. For this year's Paris Photo, exhibitors, artists and gallerists from around the world will once again come together to showcase historical and contemporary works and discover new talent.

Carsten Sander removes people from all societal context and takes their portrait in front of a uniform backdrop. The project HEIMAT. Deutschland - Deine Gesichter (“HOMELAND. Germany – Your Faces“)