Fotografiska is one of the world's most visited photography museums, housed in a converted 1906 customs building on Stockholm's southern waterfront. It hosts major international exhibitions of contemporary photography alongside a restaurant, bar and shop. Since opening in 2010 it has grown into one of the city's most recognized cultural venues.
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Martin Parr exhibition at Fotografiska with nearly 400 works from his 50-year career. Humorous everyday photographs and social satire from one of the world's most influential photographers.
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Eight artists explore the role of artificial intelligence in contemporary image-making at Fotografiska Stockholm - from fabricated photographs to interactive AI agents and mutating ecosystems.
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South African artist Lebohang Kganye presents a new exhibition at Fotografiska that combines photography, sculpture and scenography to explore home, identity and collective memory.
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Swedish photographer Lotta Antonsson presents I Am Everything at Fotografiska, exploring gender, identity, and objectification through photography, collage, and installations in a provocative and aesthetic vision.
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Joakim Möller's first major solo exhibition showcases black and white photography where light and shadow transform into poetic compositions.
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A summer course at Fotografiska for hobby photographers who want to learn to capture everyday moments with depth and humor, inspired by Martin Parr's photographic style.
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Fotografiska offers photography art, award-winning cuisine, and an outdoor terrace overlooking Stockholm. A daily boat service runs from Nybrokajen to the venue.
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Guided tours through Fotografiska's exhibitions in Swedish and English. Limited spots available, allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
lectureAward-winning photojournalist Alexander Mahmoud presents his work at World Photography Day at Fotografiska, exploring photojournalism's role in today's media landscape.