Tallinn – Fotografiska Tallinn

This is the Tallinn Fotografiska, a combination of art gallery, shop, restaurant, cafe and events space. I got in free of charge with the Tallinn Card but otherwise it’s quite a punchy £15 or so to get in, which feels a bit too much to me for Tallinn. Having noted that, the target audience they’re aiming for is probably not entirely price sensitive although most of the negative reviews are about the cost and not the contents. There are two floors of exhibitions and these are rotational, with the three exhibitions in early February 2025 being:

Peegel Pildis
Feng Li
Shepard Fairey

The whole atmosphere is laid back and welcoming, with the signage being clear and well laid out. I can see the interest in coming back regularly as the exhibitions are ever changing, but I can’t see many people spending more than about an hour here. I was glad that I popped along, it’s located near the city’s main railway station and the Shepard Fairey exhibition was the one that I enjoyed the most. And, visitors are allowed to take photographs, although it be an awkward situation for the gallery to try and stop them.