A storm is coming—and it’s captured in stunning, haunting images. The Prix Pictet’s 2026 exhibition “Storm” at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Photography showcases 12 shortlisted photographers whose work dives into climate collapse, nuclear scars, water scarcity, and political chaos. From bioluminescent plankton fading under climate change to the eerie silence of a dying Great Salt Lake, each image forces you to confront our planet’s fragility. The grand prize goes to Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar, whose haunting “The End” series paints a chilling portrait of ecological ruin. This isn’t just photography—it’s a wake-up call. Don’t miss it—on display until August 22.
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