Museum's vision

The Finnish Museum of Photography is a socially influential, critical, and open cultural organization dedicated to various phenomena related to photography. It promotes ecological, social, and cultural sustainability by emphasizing the following aspects in its activities:

  • The museum covers phenomena related to photography in a broad and diverse manner.
  • The museum cherishes photographic art as part of other photographic cultures.
  • The museum offers more sustainable alternatives to consumption.
  • The museum serves as a meeting place for different audiences.
  • The museum actively strives for equality.
  • The museum highlights marginalized creators, photographic cultures, and ways of working.
  • The museum promotes visual literacy.
  • The museum values research and diversity in the production of knowledge.
  • The museum learns about photographs and their impact together with different communities.

Address
The Cable Factory
Kaapeliaukio 3, 00180 Helsinki
See on the map The Cable Factory
Opening hours
Tue–Fri 11 am – 7 pm, Sat–Sun 11 am – 6 pm
Tickets
16/6/0 €
Museokortti
Under 18 y.o. free admission