The Anonymous Project by Lee Shulman: No Place Like Home

A boy holds a beach ball up to the camera. His mother has her eyes shut, and the dog has lost its head to the framing. That is one slide out of about 12,000 here, all picked from Lee Shulman's Anonymous Project, an archive of roughly a million abandoned amateur slides.

Names, dates and places are gone. The slides are layered into Totems, floor-to-ceiling lightboxes standing in a completely dark room, and you walk between them like a street of lit windows at night. DOCMA's reviewer calls it the old family slide evening brought back, minus the uncle at the projector.

Take your time, and, DOCMA suggests, a magnifying glass: the slides sit so close together that the fun starts up close, with the sulking brother-in-law and the crooked wig. Half an hour gets you through it, the reviewer says, but not into it. Tickets are €15 and cover the other shows in the building, open daily until 23:00 (last entry 22:00). It closes on 1 November.