Introduction Of Fotografiska New York

Contemporary and dedicated to photography, Fotografiska New York is located in the Flatiron District of Manhattan. The Fotografiska family was established in Stockholm, Sweden, and this is one of the branches. Through the pieces of both the famous and the new artists, the museum presents a large number of photographic genres and topics.

The constant change of exhibitions of Fotografiska New York makes the museum active as a cultural institution. Some of the activities that the museum hosts include; workshops, artist talks, and other cultural activities. It is now located in a renovated old building which is quite appropriate for a museum.

A place for everyone, Fotografiska is very keen on ensuring that everyone is comfortable enough to ask questions and engage in the discovery and celebration of photography. The café and the gift shop of the museum complement the experience of the guests.

Fotografiska New York’s Summer Poster Event: A Visual Storytelling Celebration

The Summer Poster Event at the Fotografiska New York will become one of the most popular art and photography events this summer. Fotografiska New York is situated in the Flatiron District of Manhattan and has become famous for the interesting cultural events and exhibitions; summer of 2019 promises to be no exception. In regard to the concept of visual storytelling, the Summer Poster Event showcases a great number of posters with various types of photography art, and the visitors can get acquainted with the modern photography in a rather informal manner at this event, as the works of both famous and beginners are represented.

QR codes and the ability to use augmented reality can allow the visitors to be engaged in the experience while interacting with the screens that provide more details about the stories behind the pictures. Posters will also be sold as exclusive prints to the public as a way of encouraging art enthusiasts to own a piece of modern photography. Besides, there will be a series of seminars and workshops featuring the experience of famous photographers and other specialists in the sphere. Fotografiska New York is in a historic building and the venue for the Summer Poster Event is stunning. This museum is considered to have a contemporary look and a warm atmosphere, so it is perfect to get acquainted with the world of photography. If you want to see some great examples of modern photography, this summer, do not miss the Fotografiska New York Summer Poster Event.

Wet Dogs Poster Sophie Gamand

She funds the needy animals especially the dogs through her pictures to help in enlightening the world on the relationship between human beings and animals. Since each of the framed topics is a story, this poster copy of her Wet Dogs photo assemblage is as much a joy to look at, chuckle at, and warm the cockles of one’s heart as the dogs themselves. These little fellows will not be cowed into submission no matter the water, rain or soapy bath that is poured on their hands.

• Size: 19.69″W 27.56″H (50×70 cm)
• Printed on 170g FSC-certified pape

Empire State Building Poster Elliott Erwitt

This poster is a part of Elliot Erwitt’s exhibition 100+1, which features a silhouette of a lady and a black and white photograph of the landmark Empire State Building in fog.

• Size: 19.69″W 27.56″H (50×70 cm)
• Printed on 170g FSC-certified paper.

Café Poster Anders Petersen

This poster reproduction of Petersen’s image “Cafe” captures the artist in a humorous mood, demonstrating his mastery of the intimate human study. In order to draw attention to the close proximity of the couple and the sensitivity that occurs when a hand caresses a cheek, he purposefully obscures the facial details of a couple who are seated in a public location and are in a romantic relationship. Due to the fact that the figures are anonymous, the reference of the gesture is effectively magnified, which leads to it becoming universal.

• Size: 19.69″W 27.56″H (50×70 cm)
• Printed on 170g FSC-certified paper

Jesus is My Homeboy: Last Supper Poster David LaChapelle

The Last Supper by LaChapelle recreates the biblical scene of Jesus’ last supper with his disciples in the twenty first century clearly inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper painted in 1495-1498. Fashionable apparels, tattoos, and fast foods. This statement from LaChapelle’s interview indicates that her vision of the “Last Supper” is not very far from the biblical one: “The apostles were not the aristocracy, they were not the well-to-do, they weren’t the popular people; they were sort of the dreamers and the misfits. They were the ones on the outside looking in. The only similarity between da Vinci’s Last Supper with LaChapelle’s is that the latter targets a group of people that is socially excluded in contemporary society including the poor, the people of color, gangsters, drug dealers and prostitutes. This is on top of the minor similarities in the composition of the two scenes and Jesus’ red and blue chiton. Since LaChapelle baptizes Christ as ‘homeboy,’ his ‘Last Supper’ is a factual and funny parody of Christian imagery and lexicon, with a cheerful message about the reunification doctrine of Christ.

• Size: 19.69″W 27.56″H (50×70 cm)
• Printed on 170g FSC-certified paper

Bye Bye Paris Poster Ellen von Unwerth

Ellen von Unwerth is famous for sexual power struggle in her images but there is a rather solemn note of playfulness in this reproduction of her work “Bye Bye Paris”. What is more, as the fearless, creative model wearing clothes that can be attributed to both the girl and the woman, climbs a ladder holding a bouquet of bright balloons, the background depicting the pastel Parisian skyline moves. This poster has been a customer favourite since the moment it was created because of the modern, yet childish approach to the design that resembles children’s books illustrations.

• Size: 19.69″W 27.56″H (50×70 cm)
• Printed on 170g FSC-certified paper

Fotografiska New York: Must-See Summer Poster Event

Any photography or visual arts lover should be able to go to the Fotografiska New York Summer Poster Event. Each individual will carry home a more enriched experience because of the variety of interesting and informative posters, displays, prints, and lectures. This meeting takes place in the beautiful building of the Fotografiska New York and inspires creativity, people’s togetherness, and photography as an art. Do not miss the chance to explore the sphere of contemporary photography and be inspired by the narratives which are presented.