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Corbijn, Anton is a journey through time that follows an impressive career from the 1970s to the present day. The exhibition showcases images of international musicians such as Depeche Mode, Tom Waits, U2, and the Rolling Stones, artists such as Gerhard Ritcher and Ai Weiwei and Swedish musicians such as Sophie Zelmani and Neneh Cherry.

In his two maximalist video collages, Brambilla re-contextualizes layers of popular imagery to reveal the empty promises of the Hollywood “Dream Factory”. His works both celebrate and satirize the excess of the entertainment industry, and our obsession with it. These works from his Megaplex series give us a window to challenge old ideals and conventions.

Love and protection – or open wounds and losses. A family can take an infinite number of incarnations and mean completely different things depending on who you ask. In On Being Family, the three photographers Ewa Stackelberg, Anna Clarén and Hannah Modigh turn their lenses on the theme of the family. In their group exhibition, these photographers use three entirely different narratives to explore what it means to be family.

Hans Hammarskiöld (1925–2012) was born exactly a century ago. As one of Sweden’s most prominent photographers, his career spanned six decades, with exceptional international success. Just in time for the centennial celebration of his birth, the Hans Hammarskiöld – A Life of Highlights exhibition is now on view at Fotografiska Stockholm.