In autumn 2025, the Hasselblad Foundation launches a photography club designed for people with visual impairments. The club offers a space for conversation, reflection, and creativity, where we will explore photography together, inspired by this year’s Hasselblad Award laureate, Sophie Ristelhueber.

Each session is audio described and takes place at the Hasselblad Center in the museum’s galleries outside of public opening hours, creating a calm and focused experience. All equipment is provided, and no prior knowledge is required—the emphasis is on curiosity, community, and discovering photography together.

Practical Information
Who: For people with visual impairments
Price: Free of charge (registration required)
Location: Hasselblad Center, Gothenburg Museum of Art
Dates & Times:

• 3 November, 3:00–5:00 PM (Portraits)

• 1 December, 3:00–5:00 PM (Landscapes)

• 12 January, 3:00–5:00 PM (Memory)

Registration: Email

Please include in your registration if you require an assistant. Assistance is arranged in collaboration with the Swedish Association of the Visually Impaired (SRF) Gothenburg. You may register for a single session or for all three.

Note: If you require assistance, please notify us no later than one week before each session.
The workshop is held in Swedish.

Format
We meet on three occasions, each with a different theme: portraits, landscapes, and memory.
Each session includes:

• An audio-described viewing of one or two works by Sophie Ristelhueber.

• A short group conversation on the day’s theme.

• A practical exercise where participants take photographs themselves, with support and equipment provided on site.