If you're in Stockholm and love photography, visiting the Fotografiska Museum is the perfect plan for you. A unique space in the Swedish capital full of art, culture, and creativity.
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Fotografiska Museum in Stockholm
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If you're in Stockholm and love photography, visiting the Fotografiska Museum is the perfect plan for you. A unique space in the Swedish capital full of art, culture, and creativity.
Welcome to the Fotografiska Museum! This cultural space in Stockholm invites you to immerse yourselves in the world of photography and inspiration. Here, you’ll be able to enjoy this form of visual art with works by some of the most prestigious photographers both internationally and nationally.
The museum covers a space of 2500 m² (26,910 ft²). Throughout its galleries, you’ll discover photography exhibitions by different artists that change over time. Beyond its temporary exhibitions, Fotografiska offers a full journey into the world of photography: educational talks on the subject, guided tours, and even workshops for enthusiasts.
In addition, it’s located in a privileged spot on the Stadsgården quay, where the Baltic Sea meets the center of the Swedish capital. The incredible views will also win you over! Don’t forget to stop by the gift shop, where you’ll find a wide variety of photographic art, books, and souvenirs.
During your visit, you’ll be able to enjoy the following temporary exhibitions at the Fotografiska Museum in Stockholm:
Until September 27, 2026. "Short & Sweet" brings together nearly 400 works spanning over 50 years of Martin Parr's career, offering a comprehensive retrospective of his witty, satirical, and incisive approach to documenting social realities.
Until October 18, 2026. This exhibition explores how photography can be used as a tool of imagination, breathing life into memories and collective storytelling. The storyteller in question? Lebohang Kganye with "Le Sale ka Kgotso."
Until November 29, 2026. Lotta Antonsson is one of Sweden's most prominent contemporary photographers. The temporary exhibition "I Am Everything" explores themes of gender, identity, and objectification in a world that is distinctly and evocatively her own.
Until November 29, 2026. This exhibition brings together 8 artists who explore the use of AI in contemporary image-making in completely different ways. In The Machine's Eye in Human Hands, you'll see a truly striking exhibition that invites reflection from start to finish.
HThrough February 7, 2027. This exhibition, by filmmaker and photographer Nils Petter Löfstedt, opens on August 28. Through photographs, videos, and personal stories, the exhibition portrays some of society’s most important professions: people who dedicate their lives to caring for others.
The Fotografiska Museum in Stockholm is open from Monday to Sunday between 10 am and 11 pm.
