ARTISTS
2025
White Nights in Wonderland at Berlin鈥檚 Fotografiska brings together two decades of the Feng Li鈥檚 uncanny photography from the streets of Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai and Chengdu.
As his new exhibition opens in Berlin, Feng Li talks about capturing characters across the world in Chengdu, Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai and Berlin.
Our top picks for August span London and Dover, to Berlin and the woodlands of Japan. They are a perfect reminder that art is a tool for change, advocacy and activism.
Fotografiska Berlin invites you to step into the world of Frank Ockenfels 3.
2024
To celebrate Rinko Kawauchi鈥檚 dreamy and poetic imagery, Fotografiska Berlin opened the exhibition a faraway shining star, twinkling in hand. The exhibition includes different kinds of works, from photographs to video art.
Marco Brambilla鈥檚 exhibition Double Feature presents a dazzling spectacle of Hollywood鈥檚 cult of glamour and celebrity.
On a recent early autumn morning, still sunny yet deceivingly warm, I walked to Eli Corti帽as鈥� studio in Neuk枚lln.
Have you ever felt the power of free expression, united with others through shared voices and struggles?
Celebrating 50 years of culture and empowerment.
Experimental fashion and fine art photographer Elizaveta Porodina (b. 1987) creates striking images that speak to the photomontages left behind by Dora Maar (1907-1997), a pioneering surrealist image-maker.
Fotografiska Berlin presents 鈥淯n/Masked,鈥� a captivating solo exhibition by Munich-based, visionary Elizaveta Porodina. The artist transports us into a realm where light, shadow, and vibrant colours merge to portray the surreal landscapes of the human psyche.
A model lies on the floor in a pink suit. Her expression is vacant and lifeless as she directs a distant gaze towards the viewer.
Omar Victor Diop (b. 1980) uses self-portraiture to highlight Black histories overlooked by Eurocentric societies.
Fotografiska Berlin is about to get lit with the visionary works of Senegal鈥檚 own Omar Victor Diop. The man flips the script on history, giving a megaphone to the under-told stories of the diaspora and defiance.