Event
An Evening of Photography & Cocktails at Fotografiska: 4/21
21 Apr 2022
Regular hours
- Thursday
- 09:00 – 23:30
Cost of entry
Museum/tour tickets only: $50 through 4/7; $55 thereafter
Full experience with 1 drink OR small plate (+tax/tip): $80 through 4/7; $85 full price*
Address
- 281 Park Ave South/22nd
- New York
New York - 10010
- United States
Join us for an evening of female photography, featuring a private guided tour of the NUDE exhibit at the beautiful Fotografiska New York!
About
Join us for an evening of female photography, featuring a private guided tour of the NUDE exhibit at the beautiful Fotografiska New York!
Advance ticket purchase required here:
NUDE, from a female-identifying perspective is a collection of images that portray the body through beautiful, disruptive, and experimental lenses, seeking to subvert the historically predominant male gaze and celebrate the human form. 30 female-identifying artists from 20 different countries diversely explore the female-identifying gaze in this exhibition centered on the naked body in contemporary photography.
Opened in December 2019, Fotografiska New York is a branch of the Swedish photography museum housed in the Church Missions House, a six-story, 45,000-square-foot Renaissance Revival landmark.
All tickets include entrance fee + a private, guided tour of the NUDE exhibit at 7pm. Full experience tickets also include 1 cocktail OR 1 small plate (including tax/tip - additional food/drink can be ordered and paid separately on site) at Ampersand after the tour.
Museum/tour tickets only: $50 through 4/7; $55 thereafter
Full experience with 1 drink OR small plate (+tax/tip): $80 through 4/7; $85 full price*
Advance ticket purchase required here:
*Art-full members save 20%!
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Full Event Schedule:
6:30pm | Arrival/drinks in the cafe at Fotografiska (ground floor)
281 Park Ave. South
7pm | Private guided tour of NUDE
8:30pm | Optional post-tour reception
Ampersand | 294 3rd Ave
More about the exhibit:
NUDE addresses the centuries-long fascination with the naked body, and explores the balance between “the nude” as an idealized form versus an honest, natural, and personal artistic expression. In this exhibition of over 200 works of photography, film, and installation, the viewer receives a comprehensive global view of what the body means, how it is used, and what it tells us about modern society from a female-identifying perspective.
“A celebration of the human form through the lens of female-identifying photographers.”
— Amanda Hajjar & Johan Vikner, Exhibition Organizers
