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C/O Berlin

Photography exhibitions
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As an exhibition centre for photography, C/O Berlin presents the work of renowned artists, organizes events, promotes talented young artists, and accompanies children on voyages of discovery through our visual culture.

27/05/2026

In celebration of Walter Schels’s ninetieth birthday, C/O Berlin and the F.C. Gundlach Foundation present the photographer’s first retrospective "16° Fische" in Berlin. With more than three hundred works spanning nearly seven decades, the exhibition offers new insights into Schels’s oeuvre and highlights an often overlooked aspect of his practice: his experimental and transformatory works.

became known for his striking black-and-white portraits of newborns and centenarians, famous and unknown faces, animals, and plants. His works revolve around fundamental questions of human existence, while the exhibition reveals how change, repetition, and materiality have shaped his photographic practice from the very beginning.

Walter Schels . 16° Fische . Retrospective
Jun 20 – Sep 2, 2026
Opening on Jun 19

In collaboration with .c.gundlach.foundation

Made possible by C/O Berlin Friends

Media partner .tv, ,

Schwarzes Schaf, 1984 © Walter Schels / Stiftung F.C. Gundlach

27/05/2026

How do images bait or beguile us as they circulate online? How do they compel, capture, or control us?

"The Lure of the Image" brings together fourteen artistic positions exploring the seductive power of contemporary digital image cultures. Between social media feeds, dating app profiles, memes, emojis, and computer-generated imagery, the exhibition unfolds a multifaceted panorama of visual practices that shape our social, cultural, and political realities.

The featured works trace the mechanisms of the lure in digital space—showing how images direct attention, provoke emotions, and influence opinions. Oscillating between overwhelm and reflection, the exhibition reveals how images shape perception while opening up spaces for critique and counterimages.

With works by Zoé Aubry , Sara Bezovšek , Viktoria Binschtok .binschtok, Sara Cwynar , Éamonn Freel x Lynski , Dina Kelberman , Michael Mandiberg , Joiri Minaya , Simone C Niquille, Jon Rafman , Jenny Rova , Hito Steyerl , Noura Tafeche , and Ellie Wyatt .

The Lure of the Image
Jun 20 – Sep 2, 2026
Opening on Jun 19

Organized by

Supported by .berlin

Media partner ,

, 2022 © Copyright-freies Bild, Zoé Aubry & Delia Citlalin

18/05/2026

C/O Berlin Asks… what can we see in the exhibition?

Curator introduces "Archipelago" by Dörte Eißfeldt , offering a closer look at the structure and key ideas of the exhibition.

From our C/O Berlin Asks series. Watch the full interview 🔗 link in bio

Dörte Eißfeldt . Archipelago
Daily on view, 11:00–20:00, until Jun 10,2026

© C/O Berlin Foundation, .schaack

14/05/2026

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of VALIE EXPORT.

A pioneering artist and one of the most influential voices in feminist and media art, her work challenged conventions and reshaped the way we think about the body, image, and representation.

In 2024, we had the honor of presenting her work at C/O Berlin. We remember her as a radical thinker and artist whose legacy will continue to resonate.

Our thoughts are with her family, friends, and all those she inspired.

© C/O Berlin Foundation, David von Becker

08/05/2026

C/O Berlin Asks… , what is your exhibition about?

Artist Sheung Yiu introduces "The (Inter)faces of Predictions", reflecting on how faces are read, interpreted, and understood across different contexts.

From our C/O Berlin Asks series. Watch the full interview 🔗 link in bio

Sheung Yiu . (Inter)faces of Predictions
C/O Berlin Talent Award 2025
Daily on view, 11:00–20:00, until Jun 10, 2026

Made possible by .tutsek.stiftung

© C/O Berlin Foundation, .schaack

29/04/2026

C/O Berlin Asks… What can we see in the exhibition?
Curator Sophia Greiff guides us through "Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With," spanning more than five decades—from street scenes and rituals in Mexico to her iconic series in the Sonoran Desert and Juchitán, and later works shaped by travel. A closer look at an artistic practice that moves between documentary and poetic observation.

From our C/O Berlin Asks series. Check out the entire video interview 🔗link in bio

Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With
Daily on view, 11:00–20:00, until Jun 10, 2026

Supported by Karin und Uwe Hollweg Stiftung

© C/O Berlin Foundation, Studio Schaack

01/04/2026

Open Call! C/O Berlin Talent Award 2026 – Theorist Applications Now Open, Apr 1–20, 2026

C/O Berlin celebrates 20 years of supporting talent and introduces a new annual theme. In 2026, the focus is Body Politics—exploring the body as a site of power, resistance, identity, and memory. How can photography and lens-based media make these dynamics visible and open to reflection?

Following the Artist open call, applications are now open for the Theorist category. The award honors both artistic and theoretical practice. Winning in the Theorist category includes:
• A scholarly essay in the accompanying publication
• Collaboration and exchange with the Artist awardee
• €5,000 prize money

Eligibility: Theorists, curators, or researchers aged 18–35 working in the field of photography or other lens-based media, with a particular focus on Body Politics.

FAQs and apply online via Picter from Apr 1–20, 2026 (12:00 CET). Link in bio.

Made possible by .tutsek.stiftung

22/02/2026

"I had never done fashion photography until I had the opportunity to work with and at Dior. Fortunately, they let me do what I wanted, and now, interestingly enough, I enjoy taking fashion photos my own way." —Graciela Iturbide

Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With
Daily on view, 11:00–20:00, until Jun 10, 2026

Supported by Karin und Uwe Hollweg Stiftung

Untitled, La Cuadra de San Cristóbal, Mexico City, Mexico, 2023 © Graciela Iturbide

10/02/2026

We’re happy to announce our cooperation: C/O Berlin x Botanic Garden Berlin!

For the exhibition "Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With", the is lending a selection of Mexican plants for display at . This Plant Residency offers a glimpse into the extraordinary diversity of the region`s flora, that fascinated Iturbide in her work – from deserts and semi-deserts to arid forests, Mexico’s habitats rank among the world’s most significant biodiversity hotspots.

🌵The Botanic Garden Berlin is offering guided tours "From Tequila Agave to Barrel Cactus", exploring the fascinating world of cacti, agaves, and other succulents in the garden's greenhouses. First tours: Thu, Feb 12. (German), Thu, Mar 5. (English). Link in bio.

🎟 Special offer: Use your ticket from one venue for discounted entry at the other. Valid until Jun 10, 2026.

Part of "Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With"
Daily on view, 11:00–20:00, until Jun 10, 2026

Sahuaro, Sonoran desert, Mexico, 1979 © Graciela Iturbide; Plant residency © C/O Berlin Foundation, Justus Lemm; © Botanischer Garten Berlin, C. Patić

29/01/2026

🚧 We are currently closed for installation work.

"Graciela Iturbide . Eyes to Fly With", "Dörte Eißfeldt . Archipelago" and "Sheung Yiu . (Inter)faces of Predictions . C/O Berlin Talent Award 2025" will be on view starting Feb 7, 2026. Join us for the opening on Feb 6 at 20:00!

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