The committee appointed by Fotogalleriet for the 2023 FUTURES nomination process consisted of: artist, writer, and Dáiddadállu artists' collective member Susanne Hætta, Guovdageaidnu/Vadsø; Liv Brissach, a writer and curator at MUNCH, Oslo; Kristin Aasbø, curator and Senior Archivist at Preus, The National Museum of Photography, Horten; Miki Gebrelul, Head of Exhibitions at Fotogalleriet, Oslo, and Antonio Cataldo, Artistic Director of Fotogalleriet.

Fotogalleriet is a publicly-funded foundation located in the center of Oslo. It is the oldest institution for photography as a critical art practice in the Nordic region. Founded in 1977 by a group of cultural workers for hothousing cutting-edge photographic practices, Fotogalleriet has since been dedicated to exhibiting local and international art practices, and analysing the rapidly expanding nature of a field unrestricted by technological and aesthetic shifts.

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Through its commitment to research and engagement with artists, Fotogalleriet is a leading institution within the field of image making. The Norwegian Royal Ministry of Culture provides Fotogalleriet’s principal operating support; additional operational funding comes from the Norwegian Photographic Fund (Nofofo), and in part, from the Oslo Municipality.