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The retrospective Through the Playful Eyes of Elliott Erwitt celebrates one of the most perceptive and humorous eyes in the history of photography. The exhibition brings together over 100 images from seven decades of Elliott Erwitt’s iconic photography, where the small moments of mundane life are filled with warmth, irony, and humanity.

Photography, film, and installations are utilized to depict the conditions of women in Iran–a daily life marked by oppression but also by strength, resistance, and refusing to be silenced. “We dedicate this exhibition to all the women of Iran who are currently risking their lives for freedom, democracy, and equality,” say the collaborating artists.

Tobias Regell is one of Sweden’s most important portrait photographers. With his timeless black and white imagery, Regell portrays his subjects with a unique presence and intimacy.

Meanwhile is the first group exhibition under Fotografiska’s Emerging Artists initiative, which focuses on Swedish-based contemporary visual artists. The exhibition features works by Noah Agemo, Amanda Gylling, Andy Allen-Olivar, and Ailin Mirlashari – four new voices who, each in their own ways, push the boundaries of what photography can be.

How do women carry the weight of imposed identities, and how do they transform them into acts of defiance? What does it mean to be “exed” from history, from belonging, from one’s own body? Who were you before the world put labels on you—and tried to define you? These questions arise from EX YOU, the latest exhibition by Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić.