Fotografiska - New York

• Single-Day Adult General Admission to Fotografiska
• Discover six floors of world-class art in NYC's Flatiron District!

Fotografiska is the internationally renowned destination for photography, founded in Stockholm in 2010 and expanding globally - first to Tallinn, Estonia, and now to New York City. The museum showcases the greatest photographers, whether they’re emerging artists or already established internationally. Fotografiska is anything but an ordinary museum. There is no permanent collection, and none of the work is for sale. Due to this unique model, Fotografiska is able to respond quickly to ever-changing societal issues, movements and themes, which is reflected in the immersive, representative, and relevant exhibitions. The presentation of photography is powerful and unparalleled, with over 220 exhibitions to date globally, including Annie Leibovitz, Zanele Muholi, Albert Watson, Ren Hang, Sebastião Salgado, Bettina Rheims, Sally Mann, David LaChapelle, and Robert Mapplethorpe.

• Admission to the museum will be on a timed entry basis, and an overall capacity of 50% will be enforced. Timed Entry Reservations are required and space is subject to availability
• Exhibitions are selected by an international committee, composed of a representative from each Fotografiska location, in addition to our Founders
• Fotografiska is, at its core, inclusive of and accessible by all audiences (some art may include nudity or provocative images)
• The Museum is wheelchair accessible. They also have wheelchairs on-site that can be used during your visit. These are available on a first-come, first-served basis
• Registered service animals are allowed
• Children 6 and under are free (accompanied by paid guest)
• Delicious and healthy bites are available at the Museum Cafe
• Veronika and the Chapel Bar are temporarily closed
• Master edition print sets, iconic poster series, exquisite photography books, and merchandise connected to our exhibitions and programming are available for purchase at the Shop
• The Museum is located at 281 Park Ave South at 22nd St., New York, NY 10010
• Exhibitions rotate regularly. Check the museum website for what is currently on view
• Public transportation is a great way to get to Fotografiska.  The closest subway stations are the 23rd Street Station on the 6 and the R/W lines
• If you prefer to drive, there are several public parking lots close by: Champion Parking, Icon Parking or Manhattan Parking Gramercy Corp.

Please print out your ticket or have it ready on a mobile device on the day of your visit. It is your admission ticket. 

Present your ticket to the entrance attendant. 

Fotografiska is committed to ensuring the health and safety of their members, visitors, and staff. All visitors and staff must wear a face mask while inside the museum, temperature checks may be administered prior to entering the building, and a safe social distance of 6 feet between parties must be maintained. Below is a full list of all protocols that have been implemented to make the museum safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Ticketing and Entry

• The number of visitors in the museum is limited to 50% of normal capacity per New York City and New York State guidelines
• Dated-entry tickets are required for all visitors.
• No cash will be accepted for any purchases made at the museum - all transactions are made via contactless payment using credit and debit cards only

Hygiene and Safety for Visitors and Staff

• All visitors and staff must wear a face mask at all times
• All visitors and staff must maintain a safe social distance of 6 feet at all times
• Temperature checks may be administered prior to entering the building
• Complimentary hand sanitizer is available throughout the building
• Common surfaces will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day in addition to deep cleaning after museum hours

What to Expect During Your Visit

• Use the dedicated one-way entrance on Park Avenue South to enter the museum and one-way exit at 22nd Street side door when leaving
• High touch surfaces will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day
• Plexiglass shields are installed at the Front Desk for the safety of staff and visitors

Make it a Healthy Visit
If you or anyone you have been in close contact with has, or had, cold or flu-like symptoms, please reschedule your visit to the museum until everyone has completed a medically-recommended quarantine period.

All visitors should comply with the latest CDC and government recommendations related to COVID-19.