Museum Aktfotoart Dresden, Fine art nude photography museum in Radeberger Vorstadt, Germany

Museum Aktfotoart Dresden occupies a villa in the Preußisches Viertel of Dresden's Radeberger Vorstadt district, also known as Kunstkeller Dresden. It shows six current works by each of ten photographers, about 60 photographs in all, and the selection changes so that visitors see different positions and styles on return visits.

Volkmar Fritzsche, a metalworker and photographer in the BBK, opened a gallery in the villa in 1996. Over nearly 100 group and solo shows, artists presented erotic painting, graphics, sculpture and photography; Günter Rössler, Klaus Ender, Werner Lieberknecht and Ulrich Lindner exhibited repeatedly. In 2006 the gallery focused on contemporary nude photography, and in 2019 it became Germany's first museum devoted exclusively to that genre.

The museum presents multiple artistic perspectives on the human body, inviting visitors to reconsider how bodies appear in art. The exhibitions showcase works that question conventional ideas about representation and beauty.

The museum occupies a villa in Dresden's Radeberger Vorstadt, in the Preußisches Viertel, and the exhibition space is also known as "Kunstkeller Dresden". The address and opening hours are not given in the sources, so confirm them before travelling.

The exhibition space is also known as "Kunstkeller Dresden", a name recalling the gallery years that preceded the museum. Volkmar Fritzsche, a trained metal designer and member of the BBK, ran the gallery here from 1996; photographers Günter Rössler, Klaus Ender, Werner Lieberknecht and Ulrich Lindner showed works repeatedly.