Fotografiska Night Shift on Fridays 20.00–00.00
Night at the museum on Fridays
Looking for something fresh and exciting to do on a Friday evening? Fotografiska Night Shift has got you covered! In addition to our usual daytime hours, the museum will stay open late on Friday nights. The lights are a little lower, the music a little louder, and the drinks are sparkling with a little extra flair. Follow our guide through the exhibitions and hear the late night confessions daylight leaves behind.
8 PM–midnight Night Shift special ticket €1016 May 2025 - 20–00
Fotografiska Night Shift: one last final sprint
On the final Friday of Lembit Peegel’s legendary sports photography exhibition “Peegel/Pildis,” Fotografiska's Night Shift will take on a special focus. Tracksuits and sneakers are the dress code—feel free to come straight from your evening workout. The exhibition hall will transform into a lively space with a bar and a DJ.
May 16
23 May 2025 - 20–03
Fotografiska Night Shift: Trickster x Kristopher Luigend. Henriette Sabroe Ebbesen & Bruce Gildeni special
Exhibitions opening special
May 24
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Elliott Erwitt
Through the Playful Eyes of Elliott Erwitt
Spanning seven decades of creative photography, this exhibition celebrates Elliott Erwitt’s (1928–2023) wit, charm, and insight. From playful moments to humorous perspectives and poignant reflections, nearly 100 images showcase the legendary artist’s unique eye — and his lasting impact on the art of street photography.
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29 Jan 2025 — 18 May 2025
Feng Li
White Nights in Wonderland
Internationally acclaimed street and fashion photographer Feng Li has developed a distinctive visual language — his photos stand out in a world saturated with images for their unique ability to embrace irony and highlight the humor in everyday life.
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24 Jan 2025 — 18 May 2025
Lembit Peegel
solo exhibition
The first solo exhibition of Estonia’s legendary sports photographer Lembit Peegel takes a nostalgic leap into the past of sports life. The exhibition features powerful and striking photographs that capture aspects of Estonian sports culture from the 1970s to the 1990s, along with fragments of more recent sports moments. As one of the most influential sports photographers of his time, Lembit Peegel's role in Estonia's cultural history is invaluable.
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