Young Photographs about Personal Places and Free Spaces

The exhibition "NO PLACE – MY PLACE" showcases photographic works by young people from Brandenburg. It focuses on personal places, self-chosen free spaces, and spots in public areas. The images illustrate the significance of certain places for young people and how they perceive, use, and connect with their surroundings.

The exhibition was created as part of workshops at Treffpunkt Freizeit in Potsdam. The young participants were accompanied by photographer Anne Heinlein and theater educator Marie-Luise Arriens. The combination of photography and theater education offers a personal approach to the themes of space, belonging, and public everyday life.

Photographic Perspectives on Places

The exhibited works invite viewers to reconsider familiar and perhaps overlooked places. Personal retreat spaces, open areas, and shared spaces can hold different meanings for young people. The photographs make these individual perspectives visible and give the young exhibitors room to express their views on Brandenburg and public spaces.

"NO PLACE – MY PLACE" is aimed at all who are interested in young perspectives, photography, and the question of how people experience their surroundings. The exhibition visit provides an opportunity to view the created works in peace and reflect on one’s favorite places, free spaces, and experiences in urban spaces.

Visitation Information

• Venue: Treffpunkt Freizeit in Potsdam
• Date: October 4, 2026
• Start and Opening Hours: currently not specified
• Entry: currently not specified

The exhibition takes place in the premises of Treffpunkt Freizeit. Specific details about opening hours, admission fees, accessibility, and parking options are not provided in this event information. Visitors should check these details directly with the venue or through the official source before traveling.