Anton Corbijn's photographic exhibition of personal works is open in Tallinn until the end of April. Over 150 intimate pieces offer a journey through Corbijn's five creative decades.

Anton Corbijn exhibition "Corbijn, Anton"

Nick Cave, London 1996 © Anton Corbijn

Anton Corbijn exhibition "Corbijn, Anton" at Fotografiska Tallinn

Anton Corbijn exhibition at Fotografiska

Anton Corbijn exhibition in Tallinn

Birdwoman (Depeche Mode), London 1993 © Anton Corbijn

Anton Corbijn's intimate portraits of the greatest artists of our time are known worldwide. His recognizable visual language – direct, raw, and timeless – has shaped contemporary music culture for decades. The exhibition looks back at Corbijn's five creative decades and brings together portraits of music legends like Depeche Mode, U2, David Bowie, Nick Cave, and many others. Corbijn's legacy and footprint in music are steadfast, and this exhibition celebrates that.
"This exhibition is very close to my heart because it encompasses all my photography eras," says Anton Corbijn.
Corbijn Sessions is a special music-focused program accompanying Anton Corbijn's exhibition at Fotografiska, bringing to the stage both larger and smaller, cozier and more crowded, deep and booming Corbijn specials, featuring parties, DJ gigs, performances, film screenings, discussions, special tours, and more.
Anton Corbijn's solo exhibition, showcasing over 150 works, is on display at Fotografiska Tallinn.

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Join legendary photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn in this intimate and reflective interview, filmed in London in May 2025, as he opens up about his creative journey, shyness, and the camera as a tool for connection. “What is your style? It's your inability to do it any other way,” he says, distilling a philosophy shaped over five decades behind the lens. Corbijn shares deeply personal insights into his 50-year career, from growing up on an island in the Netherlands to photographing the world’s most iconic musicians and artists. He talks about how music was his escape, why he spent two decades photographing musicians exclusively, and how his camera helped him find a voice in a world where he once felt invisible. This conversation coincides with "Corbijn, Anton", a major retrospective exhibition at Fotografiska, featuring nearly 200 works and spanning five decades of photography, music videos, and visual storytelling. Companion book published by Hannibal Books, designed by M/M Paris. Credits: Frida Vega Salomonosson - Director/Photographer Amit Raab - Producer/Post-production Alexander Donka - Photographer Shailyn Shah - Global Director of Social Media at Fotografiska Find out more about the exhibition: https://stockholm.fotografiska.com/en/exhibitions/anton-corbijn See what's currently on view at Fotografiska museums worldwide: https://www.fotografiska.com/whats-on About us: Fotografiska is an international hub for photography, art, and culture. Founded in Stockholm in 2010, Fotografiska has grown into a global institution with locations in Berlin, Tallinn, Shanghai, and beyond. While each venue offers a unique experience, they all stay true to Fotografiska’s mission: to inspire new perspectives and spark meaningful conversations through photography and contemporary art. Subscribe for more conversations with the world’s leading photographers. #AntonCorbijn #Photography #Fotografiska #U2 #DepecheMode #Music

Anton Corbijn exhibition "Corbijn, Anton"

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