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Upcoming exhibitions

Altona Museum

World Press Photo 2025

07.05. – 02.06.2025
In 2024, the Altonaer Museum will once again host the presentation of the World Press Photo Award, with which the World Press Photo Foundation has honored the best international press photographs of the previous year every year since 1955.
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Eine Frau begrüßt einen jungen Mann mit einem Kuss auf die Wange. Ihr Gesicht wird von seinem verdeckt. Der junge Mann lacht erfreut. Er benutzt Krücken zum Laufen.
Museum of Work

Wood makes a move A strong stance for the climate

14.05. – 08.07.2025
Exhibition on the northern German competition for young woodworkers The aim of the ‘Holz bewegt’ competition for young talent in northern Germany is to promote traditional wood craftsmanship in northern Germany and to combine this with modern design and sustainability approaches.
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Ein Holztisch steht im Meer vor leicht bewölktem Himmel.
Jenisch House

Parkomania Untold stories from Jenischpark

19.05.2025 – 31.12.2026
In the 18th century, the passionate enthusiasm for the aesthetic design of landscape parks and gardens led to so-called parkomania, particularly in Europe. Jenisch Park, created in the late 18th century, is to this day one of Hamburg’s most beautiful and popular parks and an important horticultural monument far beyond…
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Ein weißes Haus aus der Luft fotografiert
Museum of Work

Respect An exhibition about Being Different Together

18.06.2025 – 12.04.2026
The exhibition Respect. An exhibition about being different together invites young people in particular to explore key issues relating to identity, discrimination and equality. The focus lies on discussing how to treat each other with respect at school, during education and when starting a career.
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Museum of Work

CARE! When Love Becomes Labour

05.11.2025 – 03.05.2026
Do you care? Caring for and looking after other people, nurturing, educating and training them – all of this is now referred to as care work. These tasks, which are essential for the functioning of social coexistence, were and are usually performed by women, often without pay and often without…
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