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Fotografiska Opens New York City Outpost

Spend a lazy Sunday afternoon perusing all three floors of exhibitions

Written by Kasey Caminiti

The newest outpost from the globally celebrated Stockholm-based photography destination is Fotografiska New York, a six-floor, 45,000-square-foot multi-concept mecca for photographic exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy three floors of exhibition space, a bar and café operated by award-winning Starr Restaurants Group, and much more. Located in an iconic and historic building on Park Avenue South, this newly opened venue is brimming with a host of impressive programming.

Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss for Vogue, 1996 (Ellen von Unwerth)

Fotografiska New York’s inaugural solo shows feature these photographers: Ellen von Unwerth, Tawny Chatmon, Adi Nes, Helene Schmitz, and a partnership with TIME featuring the work of Anastasia Taylor-Lind. These stellar new exhibits are open to the public now.

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