People and Train Stations

Description

The original idea was simple: "Take a photo at my workplace every day." Twelve years later, hundreds of portraits and situational photos have been created. This collection sparked the interest of the magazine "Intervalles," which dedicates an issue to it titled: "Women, Men, and Train Stations." Alongside the presentation of this issue, mainly consisting of portraits, the CIP is organizing an exhibition showcasing also situational and landscape photos. The exhibition is enriched with photos from the impressive photo archive of Alfred and Andreas Kammermann. This exhibition serves as a testimony to the train station atmosphere that has disappeared with the closure of the stations on the Sonceboz–Moutier line, and also as a tribute to all railway employees who have brought this line and these stations to life for 150 years. Jean-Robert Drougard worked at the stations of the Tavannes Valley. Alfred and Andreas Kammermann spent their entire professional careers as train drivers for the SBB.
* Free admission * Start: 26.02.2027 at 20:00 * End: 25.03.2027 at 22:00 Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Free admission
• Exhibition from 26.02.2027 to 25.03.2027
• Tribute to railway workers of the Sonceboz–Moutier line

General Information

The exhibition "People and Train Stations" displays a collection of portraits and situational photos documenting the atmosphere of past stations. It is presented alongside the release of a special issue of the magazine "Intervalles" and honors the history and the people who worked in the stations of the Tavannes Valley for over 150 years.

Location

Chemin des Lovières 13, 2720 Tramelan, Switzerland

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