Fotografiska Tallinn

Fotografiska Tallinn Alongside powerful exhibitions, the space comes alive with live music, intimate talks, and inspiring events that bring people together.

Fotografiska Tallinn on maailmatasemel fotograafia, toidu ja inspireeriva programmi sihtkoht. /
Fotografiska Tallinn is the contemporary museum for photography, art, and culture. Telliskivi loomelinnaku südames asuv Fotografiska põimib maailmatasemel fotokunsti, inspireerivad üritused ja maitseküllase toidukultuuri.
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In the heart of Telliskivi Creative City, Fotografiska is where world-clas

s photography meets vibrant cultural life. Guided by a deep commitment to sustainability, it’s also home to a cozy café and a Michelin Green Star restaurant, both celebrating local, seasonal ingredients. Whether you're here for inspiration, a bite to eat, or a unique cultural experience, Fotografiska feeds your curiosity, and your appetite.

04/06/2026

Kunstnik ja õppejõud Marge Monko meie suvisest suurnäitusest: „Näitus „Fotograafia jõud“ – see on tõeline tuntud teoste ja tuntud fotograafide
paraad.“

We turn our focus to the future of photography. Fotografiska Tallinn launches the first edition of its Emerging Artists ...
31/05/2026

We turn our focus to the future of photography.

Fotografiska Tallinn launches the first edition of its Emerging Artists platform, bringing together rising photographic talents from the Baltics and Finland – a new generation of bold and distinctive voices pointing toward the medium’s possible futures.

Through an international open call, artists from all four countries of the region were selected for an exhibition titled “Emerging Artists 2026: The Baltics & Finland.”

🇱🇹 Ieva Baltaduonytė
🇫🇮 Karl Ketamo
🇫🇮 Shia Rówan Conlon
🇪🇪 Andra Rahe
🇱🇻 Annemarija Gulbe, Krišjānis Elviks, Anna Ansone, and Anna Marija Puķe
🇪🇪 Anna-Liisa Kree
🇱🇹 Pavelas Šalaikiskis
🇱🇻 Filips Smits

On view until November 1, 2026.

On May 27, James Nachtwey shares an unfiltered perspective on conflict photography drawn from his own experience, includ...
26/05/2026

On May 27, James Nachtwey shares an unfiltered perspective on conflict photography drawn from his own experience, including his work covering the war in Ukraine.

The evening continues with a charity event dedicated to Ukrainian culture and people.

Come and join us! Free entry.

Fotokunstniku Andra Rahe tööd näitusel „Emerging Artists: Baltimaad ja Soome“
25/05/2026

Fotokunstniku Andra Rahe tööd näitusel „Emerging Artists: Baltimaad ja Soome“

24/05/2026

Inta Ruka, the quiet storyteller of everyday life.

The Latvian photographer captures lives in homes, courtyards, and streets – places where everyday life unfolds. She returns to the same people over time, working slowly and allowing trust to develop.

The resulting photographs are not merely documentary; they preserve places, relationships, and lived experiences from which a sense of belonging emerges.

Inta Ruka "Places Called Home" on view until October 4, 2026.

JUNE 19: FOTOGRAFISKA x HALL: LOFT PARTYAbove the city, between sunset and darkness, Fotografiska celebrates seven years...
21/05/2026

JUNE 19: FOTOGRAFISKA x HALL: LOFT PARTY

Above the city, between sunset and darkness, Fotografiska celebrates seven years together with HALL.

Rising above the city for one night, LOFT brings together two spaces that have shaped Tallinn’s contemporary cultural landscape in very different ways.

Line-up and Early Bird tickets now available.

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LOFT: Fotografiska ja HALL ühendavad 19. juunil jõud suve kõige pikemaks ööks.

20/05/2026

Make Art not War: help fund a MedEvac

69th Sniffing Brigade x Fotografiska: we're raising funds for an evacuation vehicle that will save lives on the front lines in Ukraine.

Donate and get Shepard Fairey's poster "Make Art Not War" (Ukraine edition). Link in comments

Join us on May 27 at Fotografiska for an evening celebrating Ukrainian food, culture, and music. The evening begins at 18:00 with a war photographer James Nachtwey Artist Talk.

Free entry.

© Shepard Fairey. Make Art Not War.

15/05/2026

"The dearest wish of a war photographer is to be out of business."

As part of exhibition "Photography in Power" one of the most influential war photographers of our time, James Nachtwey, comes to Tallinn.

On May 27, Nachtwey will share an honest and unfiltered perspective, including his work documenting the war in Ukraine.

After the Artist Talk, the second part of the evening is dedicated to Ukrainian culture, food, music and Help99 stories.

Together with Help99 we're raising funds for an evacuation vehicle that will save lives on the front lines in Ukraine.

11/05/2026

The lookalikes used look nothing like the real-life monsters, but with the right wig, angle, and orange skin shade, Alison Jackson created this staged reality.

Through sharp satire and provocation, Jackson’s work reveals our own desire to believe what seems too good (or too scandalous) to be false.

Want to know more? Alison Jackson takes the Fotografiska Tallinn stage on May 12 at 18:00 together with Neeme Raud.

The artwork can be seen at the “Photography in Power” exhibition at Fotografiska Tallinn.

Address

Telliskivi 60a/8
Tallinn
10412

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
Friday 09:00 - 00:00
Saturday 10:00 - 20:00
Sunday 10:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+37251926307

Website

https://www.fotografiska.ee/Pilet/en, https://tallinn.fotografiska.com/et

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