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We would like to inform visitors that photos may be taken during openings and events for use on our website and social media.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at contact@cphco.org

As a general rule, photography is permitted in the exhibitions for private use (however, without the use of flash, tripods, and/or selfie sticks). The use of professional camera equipment at CC is not allowed without prior agreement with Head of Communications Nicolai Oreskov Westh (nicolai@cphco.org) – this also applies to private use. Please note that special regulations may apply to specific exhibitions.

Photographers – whether taking photos or filming – must always contact Nicolai Oreskov Westh (nicolai@cphco.org) prior to their visit and obtain permission if the material is intended for any purpose other than private use. This applies to images of both the interior, exhibitions, and exterior of CC.