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II–V 10 am. – 6.00 pm. / VI–VII 11.00 am. – 5.00 pm.
Ticket – 8 €, with discount 4 € / Guided tour – 30 € / Visit of the roof terrace 1 €, with discount 0,50 €
Vilniaus str. 140, LT-76296, Šiauliai
Bike rental station is available on the museum’s opening hours
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Permanent exhibition of history of photography called Freedom for photography art (Lith. „Laisvę fotografijai“)
Ongoing and upcoming exhibitions
Archive of past exhibitions
Ongoing and past travelling exhibitions
Museum’s exhibits in virtual exhibitions
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On March 20, 2026 at 4:30 p.m., the John Angerson exhibition “On This Day” will open at the Photography Museum. The exhibition will run from March 19, 2026 to May 3, 2026.
John Angerson’s project On This Day, developed in collaboration with historian Professor Ian McBride, proposes a sustained engagement with Europe’s twentieth- and twenty-first-century past. Rather than reconstructing events through archival montage alone, Angerson returns physically to the sites where they unfolded. Each photograph is made on the anniversary of a specific event and at its exact location. This disciplined methodology establishes a precise temporal and spatial alignment, allowing the present moment to stand in measured relation to what occurred there before.
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