Celebrate World Photography Day at Fotografiska New York on August 19, 2022

Head to Fotografiska New York this Friday for World Photography Day — with $8 museum tickets available all day, along with a special 20% off select retail items. Visitors on 8.19 can also join the Fotografiska community as an Apprentice, Collector, Collector Plus or Familj member and save 20% off an annual membership. This week marks the last chance to catch BLACK VENUS, Tony Gum, James Nachtwey, and Laurence Philomene, on view until the museum’s two-week closure between 8.22-9.6.

Reserve your tickets today: https://www.fotografiska.com/nyc/

Fotografiska New York is located at 281 Park Avenue South at 22nd Street and is open from 9am-9pm every day, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.

About World Photography Day:

Celebrated every year on August 19th, World Photography Day is a day to pay tribute to the art of photography, photographers and their impact in the world. Additionally, with its evolution to today’s photo-friendly culture, photography is an ever-present part of our lives. Historically speaking, August 19, 1839 is the day that the French government is believed to have purchased the patent for the daguerreotype, the first-ever photographic process, and made it free to the world.

About Fotografiska:

Fotografiska New York is a destination for photography, culture, and surprising new perspectives, located in a treasured landmark building in NYC’s Flatiron District. The Museum offers an unexpected mix of world-class art, vibrant cultural programming, exceptional dining experiences, nightlife, music, and curated retail.

Founded in 2010 in Stockholm, Fotografiska aims to inspire a more conscious world through the power of photography, bring people together, raise awareness and create positive change. The museum showcases the greatest photographers, whether they’re emerging artists or already established internationally. Beyond the celebration of photography, Fotografiska offers inclusive spaces for conversation and community. We believe in creating a common ground that welcomes everyone to stay late, connect, and get deep.

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