Foto Tallinn 2026

Foto Tallinn 2026

From September 18–20, Kai Art Center will host Foto Tallinn 2026, Estonia’s only international art fair dedicated to photography, bringing the latest in contemporary photographic art from Estonia and abroad to audiences.

Held biannually, the international art fair Foto Tallinn presents jury-selected artists and galleries showcasing the latest contemporary photographic art, offering collectors and art audiences rare access to new artwork, new ideas, and the people behind the art.

Foto Tallinn 2026 presents work by 16 galleries and 15 individually selected artists chosen by an international jury. A total of 45 artists from Estonia and the international art scene are represented at the fair. Additionaly, Foto Tallinn features a special programme for art collectors, alongside a diverse public programme of tours, panel discussions and much more.

Tickets:

Foto Tallinn Pass – €20
The pass gives access to the fair on all three days.

Early bird special – discounted Friday tickets
A limited number of discounted tickets are available for the opening day.

Fair opening hours:
Friday, 18 September, 11:00–19:00
Saturday, 19 September, 11:00–19:00
Sunday, 20 September, 11:00–18:00

Foto Tallinn 2026 takes place at Kai Art Center. The fair is organized by Foto Tallinn, the Estonian Union of Photographic Artists, and the Estonian Contemporary Art Development Center. 

Foto Tallinn 2026 is supported by Sunly, Sorainen, Artproof, FedEx, the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, and the Tallinn Sports and Culture Department, and co-funded by the European Union.

More information:https://fototallinn.ee/en/
Participants:https://fototallinn.ee/en/participants/

How to get here:

Kai Art Center is located in Noblessner Port in Tallinn, close to Kalamaja Park. You can easily walk here from the city center or use the bike lanes along the waterfront. Bike racks and Bolt bicycle and scooter docking stations are located next to the center.

Noblessner Port can be reached by bus no. 73 from the city center (Noblessneri stop) or bus no. 3 (Kungla stop).

The center is wheelchair accessible.