Fotografiska New York, New York, NY (2021)

05/04/2021

Call for a good time.

Now on display as part of Tom of Finland's “The Darkroom.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/the-darkroom/

"Untitled (Val Martin)," 1984, Tom of Finland Foundation Permanent Collection © 1984-2020 Tom of Finland Foundation

05/04/2021

What being on a diet actually feels like.

"Death by Hamburger," 2001 © David LaChapelle from Fotografiska's "The Eye.”

05/02/2021

It's called love.

Now on display as part of Tom of Finland's “The Darkroom.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/the-darkroom/

"Tom & Tom Katt," 1984, Silver Gelatin Print, 7.00" x 9.75", Tom of Finland Foundation Permanent Collection © 1984-2020 Tom of Finland Foundation

05/02/2021

Fotografiska New York updated their business hours.

05/02/2021

Rinse and repeat.

"Reklambyrå," from the series “Office,” New York, 1997 © Lars Tunbjörk (@larstunbjorkfoundation) from Fotografiska's "The Eye."

04/30/2021

Strapped in leather. A deep dive into the unexplored side of Tom of Finland's influential work — a collection of photographic portraits used as reference images for the artist's highly recognizable ho******ic drawings.

Now on display as part of Tom of Finland's “The Darkroom.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/the-darkroom/

"Aarno," 1976, Silver Gelatin Print, 7.00" x 9.75", Tom of Finland Foundation Permanent Collection © 1976-2020 Tom of Finland Foundation

04/29/2021

S*x kitten.

"Breaunna in Cat Mask," Las Vegas Hilton, 2001 © Albert Watson from Fotografiska's "The Eye."

04/28/2021

Open for business.

On display as part of Pixy Liao “Your Gaze Belongs to Me.” Head to the link in bio to reserve your ticket.

“Open Kimono,” from the “For Your Eyes Only” series, 2013. © Pixy Liao

04/27/2021

“The premise of the project was to hear from all these different women about their craft and give them the visibility they deserve, aside from whatever judgments and preconceived notions people may have about them." — Adrienne Raquel for Dazed and Confused Magazine

Now on display as part of Adrienne Raquel’s “ONYX.” Head to https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/onyx/ to reserve your ticket.

“Vixxen,” 2020. © Adrienne Raquel

04/26/2021

Dining with the Don.

"Jay-Z with Cat," 2007 © Martin Schoeller from Fotografiska's "The Eye," a provocative photo book celebrating the first eight years of Fotografiska. Available for purchase in-store.

04/26/2021

Stacks on racks on bands.

On display as part of Adrienne Raquel's “ONYX.” Head to https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/onyx/ to reserve your ticket.

“Cash Out,” 2020. © Adrienne Raquel

04/26/2021

Femme fatale.

“Uma Thurman: Gossip," 1997 © David LaChapelle from Fotografiska's "The Eye," a provocative photo book celebrating the first eight years of Fotografiska. Available for purchase in-store.

04/22/2021

It’s showtime. In our new exhibition “ONYX,” NYC-based photographer and director Adrienne Raquel documents the famed strip club in Houston, Texas, painting a captivating narrative of femininity, sisterhood, self-transformation and empowerment.

Head to https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/onyx/ to reserve your ticket.

“Where Dreams Lie,” 2020. © Adrienne Raquel

04/21/2021

Concrete jungle.

Last call to view Chanell Stone, along with Kendall Bessent, and Edward Cushenberry as part of "Tracking Down Intimacy," an installation from Fotografiska New York x Black Artist Fund. Ends this Sunday, April 25. Head to https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/installation/tracking-down-intimacy/ to reserve your ticket.

"In Search of Certain Eden" from the "Natura Negra" series, 2019. © Chanell StoneConcrete jungle.

04/19/2021

"A Million More" closes this Sunday, April 25th. Stop by Fotografiska New York this week to see it for free before it’s gone.

The installation is a powerful and hopeful reminder that life can change in an instant and underscores Volvo’s commitment to safety and ambition to save a million more lives.

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04/16/2021

It's showtime. A photographic exploration of Onyx, the famed strip club in Houston, Texas and its performers, Adrienne Raquel's "ONYX" reveals a captivating narrative of femininity, sisterhood, transformation and strength. On view April 22 – September 26.

Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/onyx/

04/13/2021

Don’t Miss "A Million More", currently open free to the public through April 25th.

This installation, featuring portraits and audio recordings captured by Martin Schoeller, invites viewers to become fully immersed in the retelling of survival stories. It is a powerful and hopeful reminder that life can change in an instant and underscores Volvo’s commitment to safety and ambition to save a million more lives.

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04/09/2021

Battle of the sexes. Pixy Liao beefs it out with her boyfriend Moro in a friendly match of bedroom wrestling.

Now on display as part of Pixy Liao’s “Your Gaze Belongs to Me.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/your-gaze-belongs-to-me/

“Bed Wrestling,” from the Experimental Relationship series, 2019. © Pixy Liao

04/06/2021

Mona Kuhn Works - Book Launch & Talk

An international conversation with Fotografiska Director of Global Exhibitions Johan Vikner (Stockholm) and Mona Kuhn (Los Angeles) on the new book Mona Kuhn: Works, the stunning new career retrospective of one of the leading figures in contemporary art photography.

Works is the artist’s first retrospective, featuring images from throughout her career, accompanied by insightful texts by Rebecca Morse, Simon Baker, Chris Littlewood, and Darius Himes.

This book introduces Kuhn’s distinct aesthetic to a wide popular audience. It is an essential volume for anyone with an interest in the human form in contemporary art.

04/02/2021

You bring the paddle, I’ll bring the balls. Pixy Liao asserts female dominance in “Ping Pong Balls.”

Now on display as part of Pixy Liao’s “Your Gaze Belongs to Me.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/your-gaze-belongs-to-me/

“Ping Pong Balls,” from the “For Your Eyes Only” series, 2013. © Pixy Liao

04/02/2021

Itadakimasu! Pixy Liao reimagines her boyfriend Moro as a human sushi in “Home-made Sushi,” a fun literal take on “Nyotaimori” or “Nantaimori,” the Japanese tradition of serving sashimi or sushi on a naked body of a woman or man that dates back to the Edo period (1603–1867).

Now on display as part of Pixy Liao’s “Your Gaze Belongs to Me.” Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/your-gaze-belongs-to-me/

“Home-made Sushi,” from the “Experimental Relationship” series, 2010. © Pixy Liao

04/02/2021

The tables have turned. Multidisciplinary Shanghai-born artist Pixy Liao will leave you with bated breath as she takes the reins and her boyfriend Moro assumes submission in our new exhibition “Your Gaze Belongs to Me."

Reserve your ticket: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/exhibition/your-gaze-belongs-to-me/

“After Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss,” from the “Experimental Relationship” series, 2019. © Pixy Liao

03/29/2021

Pixy Liao's exhibition "Your Gaze Belongs to Me" is on view April 2nd-September 5th. Pixy Liao is exemplary of a new generation of photographic artists experimenting with the possibilities of portraiture in depicting modern partnership. Her works emerge from personal experiences and her own intimate spaces, challenging conventional socio-cultural ideas of gender constructions and questions of nationality in a globalized world. Head to our website to purchase tickets.

03/26/2021

We are excited to announce we’ve partnered with Volvo Cars to present "A Million More"–a multimedia installation which uses the power of photography to tell the stories of vehicle collision survivors, captured by Martin Schoeller.

Volvo Cars, a name synonymous with safety, gave the world the first three-point safety belt in 1959 and since then the safety belt has saved more than a million lives, and Volvo are determined to save a million more.

Open free to the public through April 25th: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/a-million-more/

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03/24/2021

Dancing Through the Lens: In recognition of Cooper & Gorfer

Join choreographer Dorotea Saykaly of The Envious Bodies dance video in the exhibition Between These Folded Walls, Utopia in conversation with María Sprowls, Exhibitions & Programming Manager, Fotografiska New York on the relationship between dance and lens-based media.

Dance, outside of actual performances, has long existed in still through photography, perpetuated in archival materials, books, prints, posters, amongst others.

The essence of dance is movement, while the nature of photography is stillness. The tension between these two elements establishes the desires and constraints of the territory in which photography and dance meet.

03/24/2021

Our upcoming spring exhibitions spotlight artists Hassan Hajjaj, Pixy Liao, Adrienne Raquel and Tom of Finland, as they present photography that is vibrant, dominant, lustful, and emotional, all while challenging gender roles, cultural stereotypes, and preconceived stigmas around sexuality. We're proud to work directly with these artists to create meaningful and personal exhibitions. Click the link in bio to learn more.

03/23/2021

Step into the sun with us. Spend some time on our third floor in Hassan Hajjaj's exhibition "VOGUE: The Arab Issue". ["Untitled (D4A)", 2000/1421 ©Hassan Hajjaj. Courtesy of the Artist and M.E.P Paris/ France]

03/22/2021

Cannabis, Creativity & Criminalization

Join us for Cannabis, Creativity, and Criminalization, a conversation moderated by Humble Bloom’s Solonje Burnett featuring Sage Adams, Rebecca Pak, Annette Washington, and Arissa Hall.

The cannabis plant has impacted our existence for centuries and has the potential to heal many of society's ills as we move forward.

oHHo and Humble Bloom have brought together a collection of strong femme voices in cannabis, art, abolition, and social justice during International Women’s Month in support of the Women’s Prison Association.

We’ll open space with a mindfulness moment led by Nami Soga.

03/22/2021

For Hassan Hajjaj's shoot, he asked local women to pose wearing his creations – traditional Moroccan djellabas, hijabs, caftans and babouches covered with candy-colored polka dots, leopard prints or counterfeit brand logos – in the streets of the Medina, often parodying the poses typical of Western models. Learn more about his process and work via our website and on our vibrant walls. ["Gretchen, Designer Hijabs" series, 2012/1433 © Hassan Hajjaj. Courtesy of the Artist and M.E.P Paris/France]