Exhibition - ON VIEW

NEW BEGINNINGS: PHILIPPINE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART

NO PRIOR REGISTRATION

Public guided tours

throught the exhibition

NEW BEGINNINGS: PHILIPPINE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART

every Wednesday, 5 pm

[IN GERMAN]

FFF ACADEMY: Lecture

“A NIGHT ON NIGHT”

Simon Norfolk

Friday, November 7, 2025, 6 pm

Light, landscape and the invisible – british photographer Simon Norfolk is renowned for his war photography and his ability to make the difficult and intangible visible. In his talk, the award-winning photographer takes the audience on a visual journey to the intersections of light, landscape, and memory. An evening exploring the art of photographic condensation – and the question of how images can tell the stories of the invisible. read more

FFF TIP: Lecture

“FOTO­GRAFIEN ZUM NACH­DENKEN:

FREI­ZEIT, FASHION, FREI­HEIT IN DER NACH­KRIEGS­ZEIT”

Celina Lunsford

Friday, November 7, 2025, 6 pm

Venue: Institut für Stadtgeschichte, Karmeliterkloster, Frankfurt/M.

Celina Lunsford, Artistic Director of the FFF, will speak on the occasion of the exhibition “Frankfurt went West” at the Institut für Stadtgeschichte about how photography was used to reflect social change: In the postwar years, magazines became vital platforms for expressing new ideas of freedom and modern lifestyles. Through fashion and promoting optimism, they encouraged people to believe in better times ahead. Photographers such as Louise Dahl-Wolfe and Will McBride developed distinctive visual languages that captured—and helped shape—the cultural and social spirit of the era. READ MORE at Website Institut für Stadtgeschichte

Artist Presentation

“FEATHERING THE FACT”

Augustine Paredes

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MARTIN PARR.

EARLY WORKS

at f³ – freiraum für fotografie, Berlin

Until November 30, 2025

The exhibition Martin Parr. Early Works focuses on the early work of the MAGNUM photographer and presents rarely seen black-and-white photographs. Bird club activities in Surrey, England, pilgrimages to the Pope in Ireland, holidays in the Scottish Highlands, provincial football matches and traditional village festivals are just some of the social activities that captured the interest of the young Martin Parr. Read more on the F³ WEBSITE

Exhibitions

Until today the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt has shown more than 290 exhibitions with Susan Meiselas, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Helmut Newton, Tina Modotti, Barbara Klemm, Carlos Pérez Siquier, Robert Frank, Imogen Cunningham, Sebastião Salgado, Dorothea Lange, Roger Ballen, Sarah Moon, Atta Kim, Andy Warhol, Nhu Xuan Hua, Alberto Garcia Alix, Graciela Iturbide, Walker Evans, Elina Brotherus, Martin Parr, Elinor Carucci, Hans van der Meer, Gisèle Freund and David Maisel. see the archive