2 April – 30 November 2025
Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, France 

The exhibition Deserts takes you on a journey through the most extreme environments on our planet. From vast desert expanses to the icy landscapes of the poles.

16–20 April 2025
Seoul

22 November – 21 December 2024
Kong Gallery, Seoul

22 August – 21 September 2024
Kong Gallery, Seoul 

Hasselblad Masters award

March 15 – July 13 2024
New York Public Library 

15 February – 11 August 2024
Sinebrychoff Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland

7 October 2023 – 8 January 2024
Musée de Fécamp

9–12 November 2023
Persons Projects

9 June – 1 October 2023
K1, Kämp-galleria, Mikonkatu 1, The Finnish Museum of Photography, Finland

Tiina Itkonen was invited to Antarctica as part of Le Cercle Polaire’s Women of the Poles campaign

25 September 2022 – 12 February 2023

Museum Sinclair-Haus, Bad Homburg, Germany

Gallery Persons Projects
10 – 13 November 2022

17 June 2022 – 30 June 2023
La Maison de l’eau, Cahors, France

9 June – 16 October 2022
Photo festival Baden La Gacilly, Austria

2 July – 3 September 2022
Persons Project, Berlin

A photographic exhibition “on Inuit subsistence hunters, polar bears and climate change in Greenland.
Photographs by Tiina Itkonen. Text by Dr. Kristin Laidre and Susan McGrath.
18 March – 10 April 2022
Makasiini Contemporary, Turku, Finland

21 January – 13 March 2022
Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

France
November 2021

9 Sep – 31 Oct 2021
Taidehalli (Kunsthalle) Helsinki, Finland

July-September 2021
Gare de Paris Montparnasse, France 

July-October 2021
La Gacilly, France

June–August 2021
Baie de Saint-Brieuc, France

Exhibition on Inuit subsistence hunters, polar bears and climate change in Greenland. Photographs by Tiina Itkonen and texts by polar scientist Dr. Kristin Laidre and science writer Susan McGrath.

8 April 2021–30 Jan 2022
Arktikum, Rovaniemi, Finland

A project about polar bears, communities and climate change in Greenland.
The Piniartoq Project documents climate change’s direct cost to a rare and ancient culture. It illustrates how species conservation relies on working together with local communities and respecting different cultural values.  And it gives a thrillingly close look at what’s happening with people and polar bears in the far north. It shows what we are fighting for.

Team:
Dr. Kristin Laidre, polar scientist
Susan McGrath, writer
Tiina Itkonen, photographer