The Summer Academy by Fotografiska Berlin offers a welcoming space to explore new ideas, develop practical skills, and learn directly from leading artists and specialists. Through one- and two-day workshops and lectures, participants can experiment, create, and deepen their interests—without committing to a long-term course.
The Fotografiska Summer Academy

Whether you’re just curious or already have an established creative practice, there’s a session designed for you.
THU, 2 JULY – HOW TO INVEST IN ART
Join Prof. Dr. Magnus Resch—described by CNN as “the world’s leading art market expert”—for an insightful session exploring the art market and the core principles of investing in art.
SAT, 18 JUL | SUN, 19 JUL – STREET PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Inspired by the bold and direct approach of Bruce Gilden, this workshop with Christian Stemmler combines theory and hands-on practice. Develop your own photographic voice while learning to approach subjects with confidence and intention.
MON, 20 JUL – MUSIC SAMPLING WORKSHOP
Discover the fundamentals of sampling with Max Mella. Learn how to find, chop, manipulate, and creatively flip sounds into your own beats while exploring beat-making, MIDI, samples, and audio effects.
WED, 29 JUL – MAGNUM LECTURE: EXCEPTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
Hosted by Andréa Holzherr, Global Cultural Director and Curator at Magnum Photos, this lecture explores how photographers create lasting cultural relevance beyond the image itself.
MON, 3 AUG | 10 AUG | 17 AUG – PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP: MUSICIANS IN FOCUS
Hosted by Philipp Gladsome, this course explores the process of shaping a musician’s image through portraiture, focusing on trust, presence, and translating personality into authentic visual storytelling.
WED, 5 AUG – SCENTED CANDLE WORKSHOP
Hosted by Munio, this workshop explores scent, memory, and personal storytelling through candle making. Create your own scented pillar candle and tablets using natural soy wax, botanical fragrances, dried flowers, and herbs.
TUE, 11 AUG – COLLAGE WORKSHOP
Join Hannah Goldstein for a playful three-hour workshop that explores collage as a creative tool for visual storytelling beyond traditional photography.
Which workshop would you sign up for first?



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