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Fotografie Forum Frankfurt

Braubachstraße 30–32

60311 Frankfurt


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Tuesday 11am–6pm
Wednesday 11am–8pm
Thursday–Sunday 11am–6pm
Monday closed
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Due to alterations for our upcoming exhibition EXTREME. ENVIRONMENTS for RAY 2018, the FFF is closed from April 30 to May 23, 2018. 

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RAY 2018 EXTREME. ENVIRONMENTS

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Ami Vitale, from the series “Pandas Gone Wild”, 2015 © Ami Vitale

Duration: May 24 – September 09, 2018

Opening of RAY 2018: Wednesday, May 23, 2018, 7pm, Festival hub MMK3, Domstraße 3, Frankfurt am Main


​​​​​​​For RAY 2018 eight contemporary photo-based artists who are working on the forefront of environmental awareness are brought together at the FFF exhibtion “EXTREME. ENVIRONMENTS”. They are concerned with obvious and hidden aspects of man’s impact on the environment. Read more


Curator’s tour with Celina Lunsford
Sunday, July 29, 2018, 3pm

Sunday, August 12, 2018, 3pm

Guided tours

every Wednesday, 6pm

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Van Buren, Indiana, 2013, from the project “Monsanto®: A Photographic Investigation”, © Mathieu Asselin
LECTURE

“MONSANTO: A PHOTOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION”

Mathieu Asselin


Friday, May 25, 2018, 4pm

For RAY 2018 at the festival hub MMK3, Domstraße 3, 60311 Frankfurt am Main

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 Through years of research and documenting through Vietnam and the United States, Mathieu Asselin’s project assembles an overwhelming portrait of the past and current practices of Monsanto©. His lecture is about this giant chemical corporation, which is currently in the media due to the imminent acquisition with the German chemical group Bayer AG. Read more

New OLympus Fellowship

Recommendation of FFF is: Lilly Lulay


recommended is the title of the Fellowship that Olympus has now initiated in cooperation with the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, the House of Photography / Deichtorhallen Hamburg and the Foam Photography Museum Amsterdam. The FFF recipient of the first recommended year fellowship is art photogrpaher Lilly Lulay (*1985 in Frankfurt am Main). She receives financial support in the form of €10.000 for a photography project and one-year long coaching by FFF curator Celina Lunsford.

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Lilly Lulay, Liquid Portrait, fbarchive19012016, 2016, Found Footage, 
© Lilly Lulay, © Foto: Camilo Brau
Workshop

“IDEA INTO ACTIONS. LONG-TERM PROJECT FIRST STEPS”

Mathieu Asselin


Saturday/Sunday, May 19/20, 2018, 10am–6pm


A photographic long-term project is a big challenge. RAY 2018 artist and finalist for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2018, Mathieu Asselin, will provide the participants in his workshop with the right tools needed for organisation, structure and realization.

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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 2015, from the project “Monsanto: A Photographic Investigation” © Mathieu Asselin
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RAY 2018 FESTIVAL


Thursday, May 24 – Sunday, May 27, 2018

at RAY Festival hub MMK3, Domstraße 3, 60311 Frankfurt am Main


To kick off the RAY 2018 Triennial, RAY presents an international festival programme with lectures, artist talks, panel discussions, guided tours and workshops on this year's RAY main theme EXTREME between May 24 and 27. The following artists of the FFF exhibition »EXTREME. ENVIRONMENTS« will take part Mathieu Asselin, Krista Caballero & Frank Ekeberg, Lois Hechenblaikner, Paula Luttringer and Pradip Malde. SEE THE FESTIVAL PROGRAMME

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From: Richard Mosse ”Incoming“, 2015–2016. Three screen video installation by Richard Mosse in collaboration with Trevor Tweeten and Ben Frost. Co-commissioned by National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, and Barbican Art Gallery, London. Courtesy of the artist, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York and carlier|gebauer, Berlin
FFF Academy in 2018

World class lectures and workshops


The Workshops and lecture programme of the FFF Academy are geared toward current positions in photography and individual investigations. Again in 2018 diverse opportunities to enhance your photographic interests are offered. Some of the teachers are OSTKREUZ co-founder Ute Mahler (DE), Derek Ridgers (UK), Mathieu Asselin (FR), Arno Rafael Minkkinen (US/FI), Andrea Diefenbach (DE), and Gideon Mendel (ZA/GB). 


Please see the FFF Academy programme in detail.

SPECIAL OFFER FOR FFF MEMBERS 

Testing Olympus cameras

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Photo: © Sabine Seitz

Members of the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt e.V. and all FFF workshop participants can borrow and test high-quality Olympus cameras. This offer is made possible by our main sponsor Olympus. The company provides several of its newest cameras try out. 

More information and registration call +49 69 291726 or e-mail CONTACT@FFFRANKFURT.ORG.

Exhibitions

Until today the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt has shown more than 250 exhibitions with Susan Meiselas, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Helmut Newton, Tina Modotti, Barbara Klemm, Robert Frank, Imogen Cunningham, Sebastião Salgado, Dorothea Lange, Roger Ballen, Sarah Moon, Atta Kim, Andy Warhol, Alberto Garcia Alix, Walker Evans, Martin Parr, Elinor Carucci, Hans van der Meer, Gisèle Freund and David Maisel.  

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FOTOGRAFIE FORUM FRANKFURT

The Fotografie Forum Frankfurt (FFF) is one of the leading centres of photography in Europe. As an exhibition space, institution and event forum the FFF deals with all aspects of photography. Since its founding in 1984 it has presented more than 250 exhibitions with historic and contemporary artists. Additionally, the programme of the FFF comprises of regular workshops, talks and discussions with internationally renowned photographers, artists and experts.

Fotografie Forum Frankfurt
Braubachstraße 30-32, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
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