“Carrie Mae Weems is one of the most important contemporary American artists. For decades, she has explored the intersection of history, identity and power in her work, drawing attention to social injustices and structural exclusion. This major exhibition at FOMU brings together key bodies of work spanning several decades, offering a comprehensive overview of Weem’s multifaceted career.”
“Through her rigorous engagement with time, light, and transformation, Inge Dick has created a body of work unlike any other. This exhibition reveals the radicality and poetic power of her practice across its full development, offering a long-overdue major retrospective of this significant Austrian artist.”
“I am looking forward to the solo exhibition of photographer Mafalda Rakoš at FOTOHOF. What particularly interests me about her work is the way she understands photography as a form of encounter, rethinking questions of representation and collaboration in the process. The exhibition presents a rising artistic voice whose work engages with social issues with great sensitivity and a nuanced perspective.”
Photo: Christian Lendl
As of August 2026, Sophie Haslinger will assume the directorship of Fotomuseum Winterthur in Switzerland. Prior to this appointment, she served as curator at KunstHausWien, where she was responsible for the exhibition programme, and curated major group exhibitions for the Klima Biennale Wien. As a curator and writer, her work focuses primarily on contemporary photography and ecological issues.

Photo: Christian Lendl
