Featuring a selection of approximately 250 works by more than 60 artists from the past 100 years to the present day, the exhibition explores the developments in the museum's photography collection, with works by Thomas Struth forming a significant part of this presentation.

Struth's large-scale photographs of museums, urban landscapes, and technological environments invite viewers to consider how we perceive and engage with these spaces. His methodical approach and technical precision result in images that encourage slow, contemplative viewing and reflection on the structures that shape our contemporary world.