Valérie Belin is a sculptor among photographers. Her large, tightly cropped images on stark backgrounds turn subjects into sculptural forms, highlighting texture and volume. Belin explores the blurred line between reality and illusion. Now on show at the exhibition Memento

The doors are open. MEMENTO is ready for your visit!

Sneak peek 👀 We’re excited to show the powerful work of Zanele Muholi in our exhibition Memento, opening today at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography

Opening this Saturday, June 28: Memento. Photography, interrupted

Wander like a flâneur, the timeless Parisian art of strolling with no destination, only discovery. A journey through 200 years of street life, light, and fleeting beauty in the world’s most photographed city 🖤🇫🇷 Images: Jean-Claude Gautrand – Paris Mon Amour (1999), Huis Marseille Library

Behind the scenes of The Virgin Suicides, 25 years after its release. Sofia Coppola & Corinne Day - The Virgin Suicides, Important Flowers is now available in the Huis Marseille Bookshop

Who Were the Women of the Avant-Garde? The book Women of the Avant-Garde 1920-1940 is now on view in the Huis Marseille Library

It’s 27 degrees today and our garden is open! Perfect weather to enjoy the sunshine! 🌞

It’s King’s Day weekend! 🧡 Check are our opening hours: 🕙 Friday: 10:00–18:00 🎊 Saturday: Closed (King’s Day!) 🕙 Sunday: 10:00–18:00

Polaroid in the Netherlands. The magic of instant photography. Now available in the Huis Marseille bookshop

Exciting news! Huis Marseille turns 25 this year. To celebrate, the museum presents Memento. Photography, interrupted from 28 June

Cuban youth shine with resilience and camaraderie in Vincent Delbrouck’s Champú, capturing the vibrant energy of a close-knit group in Havana's La Vibora. Now available at Huis Marseille bookshop

Spring has arrived!

'My Amsterdam. My Amsterdammers.' Celebrating 750 years of our city! Ed van der Elsken’s book Amsterdam! Oude Foto's, 1947-1970 is available in the Huis Marseille library

'My Amsterdam. My Amsterdammers.' Celebrating 750 years of our city! Ed van der Elsken’s book Amsterdam! Oude Foto's, 1947-1970 is available in the Huis Marseille library

122 years ago today, the Séeberger brothers captured these striking large-format photographs at the dawn of the First World War. The exhibition Revoir Paris, on show until 22/6 at Huis Marseille

122 years ago today, the Séeberger brothers captured these striking large-format photographs at the dawn of the First World War. The exhibition Revoir Paris, on show until 22/6 at Huis Marseille

Tarrah Krajnak is shortlisted for the 2025 Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize for Shadowings. A Catalogue of Attitudes for Estranged Daughters at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography

Paris through the lens of the Séeberger brothers (1900-1907), until 22 June at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography

France is a Feast: The Photographic Journey of Paul and Julia Child showcases Paul’s black-and-white photos of their life in postwar France—Julia cooking, exploring Paris, and strolling past charming storefronts, alongside rooftop views and bustling markets. Now in our bookstore

Celebrating International Women’s Day with a portrait of young womanhood by Danish photographer Julie Greve. Image from the Huis Marseille collection: Martine (2017)

Photography has long framed nature—shaping how we see, define, and distance ourselves from it. In Ambient Pressure, Rebecca Najdowski disrupts this perspective by cutting, burning, folding, and obstructing traditional landscape imagery. Now available in the bookshop of Huis Marseille

Ready for the weekend! #photography #museum #amsterdam

Joanna Piotrowska’s Father and Daughter (2024) –a striking new acquisition that deepens the exploration of intimacy, power, and psychological tension in contemporary photography.

Post Explosion, Beirut, Lebanon (2020) by Myriam Boulos from the Huis Marseille collection #beirut #lebanon #photography

Ilona Plaum – Presence has officially opened! Thanks all for coming this weekend 🤍

Look up, look behind, see differently. In Presence, the Dutch artist Ilona Plaum invites viewers to descend into her poetic universe, where our perception is undermined. Now on show at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography 🤍 #amsterdam #dutch #artist #photography #museum #netherlands #exhibition

Be welcome at Revoir Paris. Paris through the lens of the Séeberger brothers (1900-1907) Huis Marseille will be showing a selection of original, large-format prints by the Séeberger brothers, successful French amateur photographers #nowonshow #photography #1900s #paris #amsterdam #exhibition

Opening this Saturday: Ilona Plaum - Presence at Huis Marseille www.parool.nl/kunst-media/... #photography #museum #exhibition #illusion #amsterdam #dutch #parool

Revoir Paris. Paris through the lens of the Séeberger brothers (1900-1907) Opening this Saturday at Huis Marseille #paris #1900s #seeberger #vintage #photography #analog #parool #ps #amsterdam

Interview with the curator of the exhibition Revoir Paris. Paris through the lens of the Séeberger brothers. This Sunday, February 16th at Huis Marseille #art #photography #events #paris #19th-century #marville #atget #seeberger #carnavalet

Thank you all for visiting! We will be closed until Valentine's Day due to the construction of new exhibitions. We will reopen with new exhibitions on Saturday, February 15th. #museum #art #exhibition #constructionweek

Who are you when no one’s watching? Shadow Self explores hidden identities, digital footprints, and eerie online worlds—from deepfake nostalgia to feminist myth-making. On view until this Sunday, February 9 #photography #amsterdam #huismarseille #netherlands

Opening 15 Feb 2025: Presence by Ilona Plaum—her first institutional solo at Huis Marseille. With 40 works, old and new, the show immerses viewers in Plaum’s poetic, destabilizing world. In doubt, deeper truths emerge. #photography #illusion #amsterdam #dutch #huismarseille

Where does an image begin and end? In Shadow Self, five artists explore this question—and its responsibility—through new media and technology. On show until Sunday 9/2 at Huis Marseille #NewMedia #ContemporaryArt #DigitalArt #Photography #MediaArt #HuisMarseille #Amsterdam #VisualCulture

Kapot mooi. Wekelijks bespreken we een kunstwerk dat nú om aandacht vraagt. Deze week: een foto zonder titel van Xiaopeng Yuan #fotografie #volkskrant #amsterdam #huismarseille

If you’re in Amsterdam, you can’t miss Huis Marseille. Exploring the psyche’s inner depths #photography #netherlands #amsterdam #museum

In its 25th year, Huis Marseille celebrates the seasons of photography, collecting works and memories that shape its history. This year-long program continues with the announcement of our spring exhibitions soon. #photography #amsterdam

“I swear I’ve been to this castle before” – Shuang Li at Shadow Self until this Sunday

Fiona Tan’s Akte, one of her earliest works, examines cultural voyeurism, identity politics, and the construction of memory, seamlessly blending documentary and fiction. Now on view at the Huis Marseille Library

Where does an image begin and end? A key question for contemporary artists using new media. In Shadow Self, five artists explore this from a personal perspective—on view until Sunday, Feb 9th!

Surrealistic and subversive, Paul Nougé’s La jongleuse (1929–1930) turns reality into illusion. One of the earliest works in the Huis Marseille collection, a poetic enigma in photography.

Yasumasa Morimura reimagines iconic figures, from van Gogh to Monroe, exploring identity, culture, and the East-West divide. Now showing: Self-portrait with Cropped Hair 1 (2001) at Shadow Self – Portal to a Parallel World

An elegant study of timeless beauty in simplicity, Sachiko Morita transforms everyday objects into meditative studies of time and reality. Now available at the bookshop: Time in Air, Time in Paper

Exploring Black male intimacy, ritual, and erotic potential, this striking monograph redefines sacred space through vulnerability, tenderness, and joy. Now available at our bookshop: Notes Towards Becoming a Spill by Shikeith

Is it Vermeer’s long-lost Milkmaid? Nope, just someone who knows it’s the last chance to step into the world of Shadow Self! Just a few days left 💙