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Why can't you take photos in Berlin clubs?
Loes Meyer
2025-10-11 03:56:45
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Clubs in Berlin have a no-photo policy to protect an anything-goes atmosphere.
The club is also notorious because, despite its reputation as one of the world’s pre-eminent techno venues, its parties aren’t documented online.
Clubgoers are warned at the door that photos and videos are banned: Any violation will result in expulsion.
To ensure compliance, door staff place stickers on the front and back of patrons’ smartphones, covering their cameras.
Téa Abashidze, a founder of Basement, a Brooklyn techno club that has been stickering visitors’ phones since 2019, said in an email that it was part of a “cultural shift” toward “genuine, distraction-free experiences.”
Amber Willems van Lier
2025-09-29 04:40:14
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In Berghain you can not take photographs and that is why in 2011 a large newspaper in Berlin asked me to make drawings for an article.
There are Instagrams and Tumblrs that demonstrate this to hilarious effect by posting pictures of the block-color sticker that’s taped over your phone’s camera if you do get in.
The high temple of techno’s allure is only magnified by its strict no photos policy.
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