Fotografiska

Fotografiska opened to the public in May 2010, with an exhibition by legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz and is one of the world's largest venues for photography. No ordinary museum, Fotografiska is an international vibrant meeting place with inspiring world-class photography exhibitions at its heart and core. Fotografiska's mission to make accessible both established and cutting-edge photography, for knowledge and to experience the infinite expressions and meanings of photography. We have shown more than 150 exhibitions to date, including the work of iconic masters such as David LaChapelle, Helmut Newton, Sarah Moon and Andres Serrano, but also exhibit new upcoming photographers. Our 6,500 square metres century-old building, originally designed as a customs house, also houses our internationally awarded restaurant, inspiring event spaces, an acclaimed academy and a shop featuring an extensive selection of photographic books. We welcome over 535,000 guests per year; we have 10,000+ members, 800+ events, 2,000,000 website visitors, give 180 photography courses annually and have now also started F Nation, a school with courses for professionals where you "Become the best version of yourself" via art, business& tec. We are one of the world's leading art institutions on social media with over 300,000 fans on Facebook and 145,000 followers on Instagram. Fotografiska is a force of positive influence on society, inspiring a more conscious world. Therefore is our price winning food&beverage focused on no waste and saving the planet through serving vegetables with added meat, instead of the opposite. The result: Our restaurant has been named the second-best museum restaurant in the world and our chef Paul Svensson is on the very honourable Plant Forward Global 50-list.