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Open Studio for Teens

Open House. Tage der offenen Tür 2026, Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, 12. bis 14. Juni 2026 – Mehrere Menschen an einem Tisch beim Basteln; im Hintergrund eine Wand mit aufgehaengten Notizen und farbigen Stoffen.

Open House. Tage der offenen Tür 2026, Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, 12. bis 14. Juni 2026 – Mehrere Menschen an einem Tisch beim Basteln; im Hintergrund eine Wand mit aufgehaengten Notizen und farbigen Stoffen.

We work with what you bring to the table: your ideas, your questions, your curiosity. What kind of space is the museum? How much room is there here, really, for new ideas and experiments? The museum doesn’t see itself as a place of preservation, ready-made answers, or untouchable masterpieces, but as a place that’s allowed to change—along with you. That’s why we’re inviting you to our studio in the Rieckhallen: a space for trying things out, failing, discovering, and creating. A space that will be shaped by your rules, your themes, and your content. Whether you’re experimenting with photography, trying out screen-printing techniques, exploring different materials, testing your voice in a singing workshop, or expressing political ideas on a poster, there’s room for it all here. Come check it out!Translated with DeepL

Price info: Free admission for children and young people up to the age of 18.

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