Fotografisk Center is a contemporary photography gallery at Staldgade 16 in Copenhagen, in a warehouse near the Meatpacking District. Its changing exhibitions bring together photography and visual art, sometimes exploring subjects such as immigration. The compact rooms make it an easy stop to pair with lunch or dinner nearby. There is also a library and a sofa where you can sit and read. Check the gallery’s website before your visit to see which exhibitions are on and decide whether they match your interests.
A gallery in a warehouse
Fotografisk Center occupies a warehouse building on Staldgade, close to Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District. The gallery is a convenient addition to a day in the area, especially if you are planning to eat nearby.
The exhibition space is compact, with several smaller galleries. The program changes, so the works and subjects on view depend on when you visit. Past exhibitions have included contemporary visual art and work about immigration.
Plan around the exhibition
Look at the gallery’s website before setting out if you have a particular interest in mind. A changing program means that checking ahead is the clearest way to know what you will see.
The gallery also has a library and a sofa, giving you a place to pause with a book. Advance ticket booking is recommended. If you plan to visit repeatedly, check whether membership suits you; it may come with discounts or other benefits.
FAQ
Where is Fotografisk Center?
It is at Staldgade 16, near Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District.
What can you see at Fotografisk Center?
The gallery presents changing exhibitions of photography and contemporary visual art. Some exhibitions have addressed subjects such as immigration.
Does Fotografisk Center have a library?
Yes. There is a library and a sofa where you can sit and read.
