About
Lomography Gallery Store Guangzhou is located in the centre of downtown Guangzhou, next to the famous shopping mall in the Beijing Road. Here lies the heart point for Lomographers in Guangzhou. We provide an environment to flirt with the entire spectrum of Lomographic products, a meet-up spot for workshops, exhibitions, Lomojourneys and Gallery store events.
Store Specials
The Lomography Gallery Store Guangzhou is a convene point for Lomographers in Guangzhou. Architects from our Vienna Headquarters designed the shop and lovingly turned what was once a legendary Guangzhou Art Deco store into the Lomographic Gallery of our dreams. Also the wonderful lomowall's pictures were completely supported by Guangzhou's local Lomographers. Our mission is to celebrate all aspects of the analogue wonderland, featuring live events, workshops and provide creative tools for creative people.
Store History
In 2007 Lomography Embassy Guangzhou opened, as the first Lomography Embassy store in South China. It was the first time we brought the fantastic analogue photos to Guangzhou. In March 2012, the Lomography Gallery Store Guangzhou re-opened in the heart of Guangzhou. Hundreds of Lomographers, friends and press attended the Grand Opening party. In typical Lomographic style, everyone was treated to live music, foods and drinks. This event was significant to bring more people to join our Wonderful World of Analogue!
No. 3, Jiao Yu Road, Yue Xiu District, Guangzhou, China
510400, Guangzhou, China
guangzhou@lomography.cnOpening Hours: Mon-Sun: 11:00-22:00
phone: +86 – 20 – 2898 4264
Most recent Articles
- How to Use Tall Frames with the Sprocket Rocket
- Around the World in Analogue: Koh Tao, a Paradise in Panoramas
- Lomography Partners: Downtown Camera of Toronto, Canada
- Lomography Partners: Brooklyn Film Camera of New York, USA
- Sunlit in Radio Street—Photos by @raintoday
- How Ada Jakimiuk Seizes the Moment with Film Photography with “Intangibles”
- Envisioning Tranquility: Suntur on Designing the Lomo'Instant Automat Suntur Edition
- Purple All Around — a Photo Gallery by @that_came_out_wrong
- Creative Action Photography with the Fantôme Kino Film by Norbi Whitney
- James Joiner on Photographing Modest Mouse with Lomography Films
- Josen Chen: Shooting with the Most Interesting Film, the Lomography Color Tiger 110
- Cinzia and Gabriel: Capturing Beauty and Spontaneity in Nature
- Lomography Partners: No Sun No Happy Hostel of Kenting, Taiwan
- A Glimpse Into Angela Izzo's Imagination with the LomoChrome Purple
- Rescued Memories: Quinn Balazs Saves 87 Lost Films
- A Gallery of Cinematic Panoramas by Steven Wong
- Coastal Scenes with Sam Mitchell and the Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 Film
- Purple by the Sea — a Photo Gallery by @chloemaly
- Isabel Malia and the 100-Year-Old Camera
- Lomography Partners: Mori Film Lab of Brussels, Belgium
- A Sprocket Rocket Story by @fisheyemary
- A Sojourn in Bali — Photo Gallery by @izzypratt
- Spinner 360°: Keeping Up With the Times
- In-Depth: Why Real Panorama Shots are Better
- Creative Reasons to Shoot with a Panoramic Camera
- Sachyn Mital on Concert Photography with the Petzval 55 MKII Lens
- Carla Dief Takes the LomoChrome Metropolis Film on a Trip to an Industrial Area
- Intricate Flower Close-Ups Taken With a Dental Camera
- Come as You Are — a Photo Gallery by @sobermind
- Around the World in Analogue: Charms of Greece
Upcoming Events
- How to Use Tall Frames with the Sprocket Rocket
- Around the World in Analogue: Koh Tao, a Paradise in Panoramas
- Lomography Partners: Downtown Camera of Toronto, Canada
- Lomography Partners: Brooklyn Film Camera of New York, USA
- Sunlit in Radio Street—Photos by @raintoday
- How Ada Jakimiuk Seizes the Moment with Film Photography with “Intangibles”
- Envisioning Tranquility: Suntur on Designing the Lomo'Instant Automat Suntur Edition
- Purple All Around — a Photo Gallery by @that_came_out_wrong
- Creative Action Photography with the Fantôme Kino Film by Norbi Whitney
- James Joiner on Photographing Modest Mouse with Lomography Films
- Josen Chen: Shooting with the Most Interesting Film, the Lomography Color Tiger 110
- Cinzia and Gabriel: Capturing Beauty and Spontaneity in Nature
- Lomography Partners: No Sun No Happy Hostel of Kenting, Taiwan
- A Glimpse Into Angela Izzo's Imagination with the LomoChrome Purple
- Rescued Memories: Quinn Balazs Saves 87 Lost Films
- A Gallery of Cinematic Panoramas by Steven Wong
- Coastal Scenes with Sam Mitchell and the Fantôme Kino B&W ISO 8 Film
- Purple by the Sea — a Photo Gallery by @chloemaly
- Isabel Malia and the 100-Year-Old Camera
- Lomography Partners: Mori Film Lab of Brussels, Belgium
- A Sprocket Rocket Story by @fisheyemary
- A Sojourn in Bali — Photo Gallery by @izzypratt
- Spinner 360°: Keeping Up With the Times
- In-Depth: Why Real Panorama Shots are Better
- Creative Reasons to Shoot with a Panoramic Camera
- Sachyn Mital on Concert Photography with the Petzval 55 MKII Lens
- Carla Dief Takes the LomoChrome Metropolis Film on a Trip to an Industrial Area
- Intricate Flower Close-Ups Taken With a Dental Camera
- Come as You Are — a Photo Gallery by @sobermind
- Around the World in Analogue: Charms of Greece