The super chill photography exhibition in the Magic City, where artistic cells should be nurtured from a young age

As someone passionate about photography, I've always been keen on various photography art exhibitions. A few days ago, I took Pumpkin to Fotografiska for an exhibition, which is currently the largest photography art exhibition in the Magic City. I thought it would be a good opportunity for a cultural and aesthetic education trip for the child, to enhance their sense of beauty. The entire exhibition area is nearly 4600 square meters, including exhibition halls, a cafe, a restaurant, and an art shop. It's indeed huge! And it's quite photogenic, walking with a child for a whole day is no problem at all. This time we saw four exhibitions: ✨ 'Elliott Erwitt: Adventures in Photography' A photographer with a humanistic perspective, including a 'Children' series that is more suitable for parent-child interaction and explanation. Easier for the kids to understand. Ps: This exhibition ends on 6/2 - sisters who want to go should hurry! ✨ 'River Stories' Conveys the story of rivers over the decades to the present, realistic with a touch of poetry, relatively profound. ✨ 'Cooper & Gorfer: The Sirens' Song' My personal favorite exhibition! About female power, the overall use of color is very bold. ✨ 'Alien Flora Sequence' 'When electronic waste is given new life...', the so-called 'symbiosis', this area is a bit dreamcore, and a bit profound for the kids. Besides being family-friendly, I didn't expect the exhibition to also be pet-friendly!! For example, what's it like to see a dog in the exhibition hall? Well, it's a heartfelt feeling of camaraderie~